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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
6
In wartime England women joinmunition factory labor to speed the war effort. The photograph depicts a female worker in one of the nation’s largest plants, welding bomb casings by acetylene to produce weapons for the front.
A boy and his mother debate life and morality. The mother maintains each person has one life to live and one chance to be good, while Henry insists people should have two chances and asks who is right God or him.
In a playful exchange Mary defends a cat's name Napoleon after a visitor notes it was once Napoleon before he had his kittens. The joke hinges on a household misunderstanding and a pet’s evolving name in a casual scene.
Miss Cayenne explains sarcasm is not always ill natured. She argues that what appears sarcastic can be a deliberate effort to soften and euphemize stating a necessary fact.
Through envy and malice the speaker declares endurance against the world. The text links perseverance with waiting and working, naming Alice Cary and a forty five minute duration as notable details. A culinary note follows with cooking instructions for loaf and tomato sauce plus a riff on varied meats and eraqiuettes.
The article outlines recipes using leftover cereals such as date hominy pudding soy bean loaf and chili con carne with vegetables and herbs. It detail steps from soaking and steaming to baking and serving with cream parsley and bread crumbs. It emphasizes wholesome, nourishing dishes for religious or everyday meals.
A readable fragment outlines preparations for rabbit in cornmeal, Bombay soup, and Rice and Meat Loaf molds. It includes sweetbreads braised and gelatin desserts, with notes on paring meat, simmer times, and serving ideas such as tomato stuffed with sweetbreads and olive garnish.
A vintage recipe note outlines easy Veht desserts. Chocolate pears are poached and glazed with lemon juice and cocoa. Pineapple Bavarian blends gelatine with pineapple juice and corn syrup then folds in whipped cream. Raisin sandwich and a note on saving provisions accompany guidance.
Mrs. John Koppellmann of McLean Nebraska touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it improved her health and helped her deliver a healthy baby girl. The advertisement promotes the remedy for displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities backache headaches nervousness and the blues and invites letters for medical guidance.
A dramatic tale recounts Charles M. Schwab exposing a German spy by coaxing him into tearing up fake telegrams and then watching the agent scramble to reassemble them. The narrative portrays Schwab amused by the spy’s bungled effort and the spy’s tense moment.
War prices are described as the feel like thirty cents with inflation after the war. The article notes that Jamaicans can raise two vegetable crops yearly, indicating changes in agricultural output and cost of living.
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