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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
1
United States Food Administration presents tested recipes using substitutes. Rice and oat biscuits mix rice flour ground oats and fat then combine liquids and bake in a hot oven. Cornflour biscuits yield 16 biscuits with cornflour and baking powder. Barley muffins use barley flour milk fat syrup egg and baking powder baked about 30 minutes.
A wartime cookery section details potato loaf and Belgian baked potatoes with instructions, then shifts to May activity at Camp Dodge Hostess House. It reports 1100 educational classes, 63948 attendees, 94 musical and dramatic entertainments, 38671 men at 80 movie shows, 40969 in 34 religious meetings, total 278225 men using buildings, 480000 letters, 6845 books circulated, 40000 dollars in money orders, and 84665 men in Red Triangle athletic events. Fred M. Hansen signs as Head Secretary. Adele Lyle oversees Hostess House operations with 41071 meals in three months and 9.5 emergency guest-room stays for sick soldiers.
This knitting guide outlines cast on and bind off methods, stitch counts, and pattern steps for a heavy‑weight wool sweater with two‑needle technique. Includes measurements, neck and chest sizing, and references to ARC leaflets for wristlets muffler helmet patterns.
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS Totals .565,846,86 539,941.43 Mr. Fred M. Bunge, oldest son of Rev P J Bunge of Hull Iowa, recently ordained for the ministry at St Pauls Lutheran church in Lincoln. He had graduated at Wartburg Seminary DuBuque and accepted a call from the George Iowa congregation. The ordination was held in Lincoln Sioux County Iowa July 7 at 3:30 PM.
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