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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1917
Page
3
The Food Administration urges Americans to eat wisely without waste. Recipes use rye and corn meal, local produce, and reduced sugar, with guidelines to replace butter, use alternative grains, and avoid fragile desserts. Examples include corn meal yeast bread and oatmeal pies.
A long list of physicians from New York Philadelphia Chicago and Boston endorses Nuxated Iron as a cure for weakness anemia and fatigue. They claim it builds blood vitality and strength without harming teeth or stomach and offer money back guarantees or charity donations if not effective.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a blood cleanser that clears pimples acne eczema and blotches. It claims rapid skin improvement with no drugs and offers a free trial package via coupon, pricing at 60 cents a box.
A pasty of plum pudding ingredients and method appears with scaling notes and prep steps. It includes bread crumbs, oil, corn syrup, raisins, currants, citron, figs, lemon peel, malt, spices, fruit juice, and flour. The method covers mixing, molding, boiling several hours, cooling, reheating, and serving with pudding sauce, plus cranberry ice and sauce, and a baked rabbit with stuffing and parsley sauce.
Sol Cohen, 26 and former Cincinnati Symphony first violinist, leaves the concert stage for the US Army. After four rejections for physical unfitness, he finally enters Headquarters troop of the 43rd division at $30 a month, carrying horses and guarding posts, with plans to play for comrades and ease wartime hardship. He says he loves America more than his violin and hopes to make soldiers’ days less arduous.
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