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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
3
Anecdotes recount soldiers from diverse origins adapting to U S Army life in France. A San Francisco dressmaker turns from pins to bayonets, while saluting rites and guard inspections reveal regimented daily routines and comical misfires in moments of duty.
Pauline Henkel is named colonel of the United States Boy Scouts and the only woman to attain that rank in the organization, marking a historic achievement for female leadership within the group.
Poem reflects on sacrifice and endurance after Calvary through the eyes of returning homeland seekers. It honors women and men who stayed to serve, asks readers to judge their own hopes, and asserts resilience despite hardship and war.
Reports from France say German forces abandoned the term leathernecks for U S Marines and gave them a new title teufel hunden meaning devil dogs. A veteran marine sergeant reacts with pride noting the label places Marines alongside the infamous Ladies from Hell.
A homemaker outlines a weekly, flexible menu plan meeting food administration goals. It favors wheat meat fat and sugar substitutes, breadless meals, and quick breads. Meals serve a four person family and minimize daily cooking, fuel, and labor through batch prep and reuse of leftovers.
The text describes how rest rooms employing matrons improve sanitation and safety. A matron may provide sleeping space for a child, arrange hot meals at noon, and handle packages. She also may run the women’s exchange and repurpose egg yolks to enrich soups or make custards resembling cream.
A dated weekly meal guide lists breakfasts lunches and dinners for seven days. It specifies items such as breakfast prunes barley muffins baked apples corned beef and liver, Sunday cheese sandwiches chicken loaf, Monday cold chicken loaf, Tuesday cream of tomato soup and rice, Wednesday tomato soup, Thursday split pea soup, Friday kidney bean stew, Saturday fish and shepherd's pie with vegetables and desserts.
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