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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
3
Readable recipes propose saving wheat flour with oats rye cornmeal and oatmeal substitutes for breads crackers and porridge. The piece lists Combination Bread Oatmeal Bread Rye substitutes Oatmeal Betty Cornmeal Bread Oat Crackers Baked Oatmeal and Nuts Cornmeal Patties and notes scarcity of rye and frequent use of substitutes.
A clustered recipe list presents meatless options to suit economy and family budgets. Walnut Sausage uses boiled rice bread crumbs and walnut meats. Swedish Fish Soup makes a fish stock and milk finish. Chicken and Chestnut Salad mixes chicken celery chestnuts and peppers with French dressing. Nut and Cheese Roast combines onion cheese bread crumb mix. Chicken Pie details a four pound chicken dish with thickened broth and a rich crust.
A collection of vegetarian loaf ideas and meatless dishes. Pecan Loaf combines rice cracker crumbs pecans milk eggs onion pepper salt and bakes. Tomato Nut Loaf uses chopped nuts rice tomato pulp egg salt pepper onion and bakes. Gnocchi blends cornmeal cornstarch fat milk egg yolks cheese and egg whites then bakes with cheese topping. Fish Loaf uses salon breadcrumbs hot milk salt pepper eggs mashed fish mixed and baked or steamed with optional white sauce and sailors liquor.
Plans to propagate oysters in Bear River bay Salt Lake Utah this spring aim to prove feasibility through experiments and studies approved by the state fish and game commissioner. Analysis shows salt levels in the water match those of ocean oyster beds.
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune describes a moment where a girl sitting alone invites a pair to share a seat, saying she and another woman should not sit together. The scene captures a subtle social exchange in a public setting.
Mrs Gnaggs accuses her husband of folly while the judge weighs a quarrel over a failed marriage proposal. The exchange centers on distrust and blame as a courtroom verdict looms.
The piece examines how American wealth reshapes Paris fashion in 1918, with rich gowns and short street skirts giving way to demure, economy driven styles. It notes Doucet gowns, chemises, capes, and scarves, plus a shift toward longer skirts and refined, restrained elegance on the street.
A fragmentary column presents humorous exchanges about paint jobs renamed “camouflaging residences” and a tale of consolation through a negative. Lighter quips note neighborly vanity and misfortune, ending with a wry statement on men’s littleness.
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