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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
4
The Red Cross is presented as a universal, apolitical aid organization aiding those in distress from war, disease, or disasters. It stresses unselfish service across denominations and calls for support of its efforts as essential to preserving faith, honor, and loyalty amid wartime.
Mrs. Bert Bowen and baby spent Wednesday at Emery Hall's. Mrs. Fred Walker of Freedom spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wenda. Kenneth Thomas learned of his uncle's death in Courtland, a trainee in Kentucky. Godfrey McDowell builds a new barn for his son Will's family. Jerome Bowersox and wife visited the farm from Belleville. Mrs. Arthur Brown and children visited Alfred Kallman's. Leonard Snell lost part of a finger while corn grinding. Dr. McFarland attended. Mr. Swhercinsky went to a box supper near Scandia. Watkins medicines agent visited Union. Earl Hammond drives a new Overland. Mrs. Frank Mikesell and Miss Hayden visit Norton, Kansas. Chas Reed and Belleville family visited Fred Bassett. Mrs. Emil Nelson of near Republic visited Lee Bowers. Postman Clarence Albro ill and hospitalized in Concordia for rupture and appendicitis. I Bowersox and family visited Roy Halls. Frank Goodwin and family visited Smith Center. Albert Sandell returned from Camp Funston. Leslie Johnson and family visited Thompson home west of Republic. Neatus and Sandell welcomed a seven pound boy born Saturday May 18.
Parched cornmeal forms the base of a wheatless biscuit mix. Stir cornmeal until brown, combine peanut butter water and salt, heat, then blend with hot meal. Drop batter from a spoon into an ungreased pan and bake as sixteen small cakes. Each biscuit contains about one sixth of an ounce of protein.
Fragment describes a man named Ray Scherinsky with a sore hand after a prior injury. It mentions a doctor visit and a plan to lance a sore area, but details are incomplete and healing is underway.
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