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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
7
The text offers economical cooking ideas using bacon drippings and fresh sausage as fats, avoiding browning, and saving fats separately. It describes simmering meat as the main dish with vegetables, and making soup by combining cooking water with beef extract and vegetables. It mentions using hominy creatively for breakfast, patties, and a casserole with leftovers.
An antiquated humorous guide describes choosing a spouse as a careful process. It warns not to rush, advises varied, temperate treatment, and emphasizes steady domestic devotion to ensure lasting, well kept partnership.
Fashion hints note that home fittings often fail due to milliner angles and hat placement. Designers misjudge heavy figures with satontie guesting. One piece gowns promise slender lines while new collars favor shoulder spread like epaulets. Batiste chiffons georgettes nets charm blouses but organdie remains supreme.
The Womenalls, made by a large teen manufacturer, can be worn with or without the skirt. Some think the skirt is unnecessary as bloomers work more efficiently. The costume is being universally adopted as women nationwide plant gardens under the president's proclamation.
A humor column presents a string of quips about love luck confidence and marriage. The notes mix observations on women men and society with wry foibles and cynical punchlines. Each line offers a standalone witticism about relationships fate and behavior.
Local court records list property transfers in Bloomdale Milton and Freedom townships, including parcels to Clyde B. Fry and others, with amounts mostly listed as $1. Also notes several marriages and social notices with residents from Bowling Green, North Baltimore, and surrounding areas.
The plan calls for construction of three dozen cantonments for the national armed forces with all facilities ready by about September 1. Aimed at mobilizing up to 625,000 men, the selection process is expected to begin in early July, subject to delays.
The Liberty Loan drive shows heavy demand with 93 percent of subscriptions reaching key levels and 4 million participants involved. About 21 advertisers signaled interest while large sums from 50 to 5000 dollars were reported as funds surged nationwide.
A husband dragged his wife from the Pentecostal Mission at 1723 Main Street by her hair after an argument following a church service. Neighbors intervened, one was knocked down, and a second was injured. Police arrested the man before he could threaten his wife again with a rifle.
Report describes Andrew Gir man, a new bogwar, who fled from complainants as they refused prosecution due to his condition. After two years a charge will be brought. Curran, though crippled, ran six blocks and climbed a tree as the events unfolded.
Joseph Ferguson of Terre Haute was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to six months in prison by Judge Newton for stealing a turkey from a cold storage house. The report also notes a caper involving harboring stolen goods and urges prudent food storage.
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