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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1915

Page

8

Honey as a home staple in new USDA bulletin

Washington April 17 A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin details many ways housewives can use honey in place of sugar or molasses. It explains honey’s advantages for longer keeping cakes, simpler preparation, and notes that dough can be kneaded after resting several days. It discusses comb versus extracted honey, cost dynamics, and provides recipes like Honey Nut Bran Muffins and Butter Honey Cake, emphasizing practical substitutions and reduced reliance on complex older methods.

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This Woman Has Plenty of Nerve

A Detroit detective recounts spotting a woman in a downtown department store who stole a bar of five cent soap and claimed she needed it to settle a job in the soap department. The detective followed her to the elevator and office, hiring a boss as she pretended to be a former soap demonstrator seeking work.

Detroit

Little Hope for Gertrude Atherton Recovery

Reports from physicians offer little hope for the recovery of Gertrude Atherton, the noted novelist, following pneumonia and a recent operation. The article then details various old fashioned kitchen recipes including a hard honey cake and a honeyed custard, with elaborate instructions and preserved currant methods.

Gertrude’ Atherton

Toronto City Insures Soldiers For 150 Men

Hartford report states the city of Toronto has insured 150 Canadian soldiers from the Second Expeditionary Force. Each man is covered for 1,000 dollars under city policy. The city will pay a total premium of 45,000 dollars over three years, after which members will cover premiums themselves.

Hartford Conn

Hospital Switchboard Feels Heavy Strain After Incident

A fragmentary report notes a medical emergency affecting a patient movement and hospital operations. Details are unclear but indicate a serious event requiring swift care and potential staff response.

Paris Art Treasures and World-Famous Landmarks

The narrative extols Paris as a hub of civilization with the Louvre palace housing sculpture painting and antiquities. It notes priceless gems such as the Regent diamond and Napoleon’s sword, praises the Venus of Melos and Charlemagne relics, and highlights the Eiffel Tower as a symbol of modern achievement with grand stairways and airy promenades on the Place de la Concorde.

Rite Valley Aperians Europe Hroven France Betaine Sthes Juroepe Ivibus National Geographic Paris The Eart Washington Buenos “Ayrté San- Haze Floyd Pereindenitel Gotland Louvre Museum of France Appollo Bonaparte Regent Charlemagne Venus of Meloy Posal Sion Lin Place de la Concords Rome Draftsmeni

Bathrobe Escape to Theater Ends in Police Involvement

A man described as a 31 year old clerk named O Mallon fled from his home in a bathrobe and pajamas to the Minerva theater area near 106th Street and Brook Avenue in New York. His father turned him over to police reporting he is a drug fiend. The incident occurred Sunday night and he appeared at the theater later the same day.

New York Patie Gebanon Hospital Bayin Frank O/Mallon O'Mallen Minerva Theater

San Diego Fair Breaks Records and Opens With Profit

The San Diego exposition shows early-year success with high profit margins as reduced eastern rail rates boost turnout. Major events planned include Hayden's Creation, Grove’s Band, and a series of concerts by Faznyeuck and others, signaling a busy cultural schedule through spring.

San Coe Lee Fale Ckktern Hayden Auroustiout

Whipping Post Now Urged By Oregon Judge

Oregon judge George N. Davis calls the whipping post the best crime deterrent after completing a three month term in the criminal department. He cites Delaware’s use of the post and claims fear of lashes would cut crime in Oregon, noting Oregon lacks a whipping post and prosecutors rely on private practice.

Portland Ore Oregon George N. Davis Criminal Department State Register Lau ‘Rel Jurge Davis Georgetown Elwood Armstrong Richards Shandler Ayman

Alienation suit details trips with Mrs Klebe in court

Baltimore April 17 A Los Angeles style alienation suit unfolds in city court as Frederick A Westerman testifies with consent from Robert Klebe about trips with Mrs Klebe and gifts amid allegations of destroying Klebe’s marriage. The case seeks 3000 damages from Westerman.

Baltimore G Frederick Westerman Robert Klebe Drs. Klebe Elliott Klebe Leroy Hopkins Eugene Cronin iKlebs Benet Harry Wolf Pean SircMichael Wester Mani

A Soldier's Memories of Army Life

The speaker recalls enlistment in New York and the hard, unglamorous days of service. He digs ditches, cuts grass, and endures rough treatment, ultimately discharged without honor. Returning home to West Virginia he reflects on the army’s past thrills contrasted with hardship and loss.

Music to Convert Crooks: Fittsburgh Police Singers

Superintendent W Noble Matthews announces a program using a police quartet at Central Station to calm and reform crooks. The plan features nightly renditions of selected songs to soothe inmates while efforts to improve ward life continue.

Fittsbgrg W. Noble Matthews Duartet Tabernacle Billy -Suns Central Hyman

Delayed Work Sheds Light on Eastern War Efforts

Fragmentary reading reveals delayed tasks affecting Western State projects tied to wartime mobilization. The unclear notes mention raids and laboratories, with references to Paris and April activities, suggesting postponed undertakings and operational readjustments amid the broader war effort.

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