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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1916
Page
10
Culinary expert Mrs Anna B Scott outlines a weekly menu centered on pork roast for Sunday, with guidance on buying an inside-cut roast and using leftovers for Monday cold cuts. The article lists staples, meats, produce, and batch recipes, including bacon, pork, beans, tomatoes, and various breads and desserts, plus step by step cooking notes and measurements.
Kagihara and Mie Orienta discuss postwar ties, arguing Japan will seek a Teutonic ally with Germany and Britain while warning against pro British tilt. They frame future US-Japan relations, fear of war talk fading, and stress Pacific barriers and immigration as key issues.
A long, chaotic chronology outlines American casualties and diplomatic moves as President Wilson shifts positions on submarine warfare. It cites multiple sinkings, notes promises and counterpromises from Germany and Austria, and tracks the evolving U.S. stance toward armed merchant ships and potential breaks in relations.
Fragmented text outlines a kitchen recipe for hal oven roasting, boiling sweet potatoes, pork, and a layered cake. It describes reducing heat with cold water, adding water to reach two quarts of gravy, thickening with flour, boiling sweet potatoes with skins, skinning half, preparing apples for a cake topping, and mixing a batter with shortening sugar milk flour baking powder and salt. It mentions baking in Loaf or sheet pans and finishing with a sugar glaze to yield a simple, inexpensive cake.
Seattle report on Mr and Mrs Louis Scharstein reuniting after an eight month separation. Mrs Scharstein left for relatives in the South. letters ceased and the husband vanished from his interior decorating job. Justice department agent Tom Howick traced him to Seattle, reunited couple, and they plan to return to Chicago. Consumer note mentions South China lacks roadways and German helmets near straw hats.
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