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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
9
The Household Hints compilation outlines bread making using white, whole wheat, graham, rye, oats, and home milled flours. It provides steps for yeast activation, mixing, rising, shaping, and baking, with rye and wheat-rye blends and notes on milk water blends and sugar and butter usage.
A Rockwood man, Michael H. A Miller, aged about 60, arranged a meeting with a would-be bride from Eliaira, New York, after a lengthy correspondence. The woman arrived with her stepchildren, inspected his home near Somerset, and immediately refused to stay, planning to move on to Pittsburgh. Local residents report the matchmaker agency had sent the bride, who declined to give her name and criticized Miller’s modest dwelling.
Titan government orders 40 000 tons of barbed wire from domestic firms to cover a large area likely extending over western regions. The pledge signals a major mobilization effort and rapid industrial supply under wartime conditions.
Government plans to deploy 5,000 mintet trucks for the army and seeks skilled drivers. Great demand for men able to operate the vehicles.
An wartime appeal notes doctors seek nurses in France with a preference for male volunteers among the applicants as disclosed by the American Red Cross.
An old article discusses making puncture proof tires from natural rubber sponge. It explains the material’s air-filled bubbles and shock distribution while noting vulcanization and chemical processes involved in producing the sponge.
A New Orleans manufacturer G P Mons shot himself in a hotel after sending a life end note. A long distance call from his wife preceded the suicide. A request to place a label on his tombstone for his tobacco brand was included. Two infant hummingbirds were saved after their mother died. The Benn family in Aberdeen Washington raised them and they now return home at night. A girl who ties the cake is skilled at baking bread.
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