Health at Army Camps Says Bailey of KU
Dr E H S Bailey head of the University of Kansas chemistry department tells the Kansas City section of the American Chemical Society that American boys in army and navy camps are better fed and healthier. He cites Camp Denton and Camp Funston as examples of sanitary measures and waste reduction saving the army money. He notes a sanitary zone and inspectors guard camp surroundings and values fly control, clean food and water. Surviving veterans, officials and local notes follow.
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I W W members in oil fields face conspiracy charges
Federal warrants charge I W W members with conspiracy against the government and obstruction of national defense laws. Warrants name more than twenty suspects and cite seditious literature advocating sabotage and direct action. The case centers on espionage act violations and obstruction of war production, with mail usage and draft opposition also alleged.
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Kansas oil fields seen as underdeveloped yet rich in potential
Kansas University geologists Dr. Raymond C. Moore and Dr. Winthrop P. Haynes publish Oil and Gas Resources of Kansas. They describe Butler county fields with rock formations and producing sands, noting earlier predictions and the district’s long-term prospects. The 250-page bulletin, soon available via the state printer, aims to record Kansas as an oil and gas state.
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State Geological Survey
Kansas University
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Butler County
Mid-Continent
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University
Casserole Cooking Tips From The Modern Kitchen
The article extols casserole methods with long slow cooking to maximize flavor. It lists beef and other meats, suggests tomato and vegetable additions, notes methods for duck, rabbit, and offal, and contrasts frugal home shopping with lavish service. Mrs. Richards signs off on practical cooking wisdom.
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The text presents cooking instructions for layered pudding with rice and apple butter baked to brown and served with cream or caramel sauce. It adds a quoted life proverb about readiness and opportunity attributed to Disraeli alongside a remark on small tasks preparing for larger actions.
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Frugal Kitchen Ideas From Rice Muffins To Pudding
A column suggests economical dishes for everyday meals. Recipes include Rice Muffins with boiled rice and milk, Beet Salad with celery and mayonnaise, Troy Pudding with raisins and spices, Crullers fried and sugared, Baked Corn With Clams, and Rice Pudding using unpolished rice.
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Poultry Dishes Highlight Savory Chicken Variations
A wartime guidance piece explores chicken as a staple and outlines several prepared dishes. Curried Chicken stews with coconut and lemon, Chicken Toredos using whipped cream and aspic, and a Chicken Mold with parsley and paprika are detailed for varied menus.
Diet Reform and Self Denial for Health and Patriotism
An essay argues against overeating and late meals, urging meat and sugar cuts to improve health and patriotism. It cites nitrogenous foods as poisonous through autointoxication and suggests weekly eatless days and reduced portions to support growth and moral discipline.
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The People Who Never Make Mistakes Read a Monotone Life
A terse reflection argues that flawless minds skate through a dull, unvarying routine. It suggests error and novelty drive growth, contrasting perfection with human vibrancy and learning.
D Annunzio’s Crusade Drives Italy Toward War
The poet aviator D Annunzio helped push Italy into World War in 1915. His Quarto address and Rome triumph rally drew 150000 at the Piazza delle Terme as Giolitti fell and Salandra resigned, and Parliament declared war. He was hailed as the country’s savior.
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What Convinced Him Defendant Lawyer and Plaintiff Exchange
The exchange depicts a courtroom moment where the defendant’s lawyer challenges how the plaintiff identified the insults. The plaintiff recalls being targeted as the foes spoke and jabbed him with blows to the jaw and ribs, making misidentification plausible.
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Woman's Influence in Courage and Opportunity
A short reflection notes that a woman's influence shapes both men's best deeds and their failings. It asserts small men avoid great opportunities and jokes that some men lack the branded horse sense.
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