Woman's Page Fruit Cake and Other Vegetable Compounds
A fragmented 19th century cookery page lists fruit cake and plum pudding with vegetable compounds, maple syrups, and candied fruits. It includes instructions for making nut breads, pumpkin desserts, syrup cakes, caramels, peanut candy, popcorn clusters, grape sherbet, baked apples, and related recipes using Louisiana cane syrup and high grade melasses.
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Agen Woll Denton
Adi
Carehilly Amblira
E&es Amit
Louisiana
Towlsiana Iekradt Wankassez
Prape Jules
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Novelty Bib Blouse and War Cake Recipes Featured
A kitchen section shows a playful mix of recipes focusing on Louisiana Cane Syrup with detailed steps for a War Cake and a decorative Bib Blouse novelty item. Instructions include mixing, beating eggs, and baking times, followed by a brief theatre listing and a political note on meat industry hearings in Washington and a Coast Guard rescue near Fire Island.
British War Secrets Guarded by Coalitions of Cockerill
Brigadier General Cieprme K. Cocker the retiring director of special traffic at the War Office urges continued secrecy in a farewell message. He notes British success in preventing leakage of naval gun and other critical information while praising Allied counteroffenses and blockade efforts. He cites contraband seizures totaling over 40 million pounds and asserts enemy communications were disrupted, with no evidence of shipping subterfuge reaching German forces.
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Cieprme K. Cocker
Warafflee
Blockair
Sxtiafar
Kory
Americans Dying With Petrograd Hunger Amid War Crisis
A cable from Petrograd via New York reports American Methodist Episcopal congregations in Petrograd face severe hunger as famine spreads. Pastor K. A. Ehmons in transit laments member deaths and questions whether aid can stem the crisis. Local clergy describe church classes for food distribution, noting unequal relief reaching different social classes.
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New York
Jin
Memibeta
American Methodist Episcopal
Petengrad
Ihr
K. A. Ehmons
Tagehurch Am
Tre Bofsleviki
Women Fanatics Fire Burning Metal Washtub in White House Yard
National Woman's party members, wearing slickers, kept a fire burning in a metal washtub outside the White House in Washington to press for a favorable vote on the women suffrage amendment. A crowd watched as the demonstration moved from Lafayette Square to the sidewalk, with several women arrested earlier but released without bond.
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Waliington
Menihers
National Woman's Party
Samied
White House
Lafayette Square
British Soldiers Hurt On German Train Collision
At HaseI, Switzerland, January 2, thirty British soldiers were injured when a German locomotive, under the charge of German railway men, collided with a British train on the Namur Charleroi line in Belgium. The three Germans in charge of the locomotive were arrested.
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Hasel
Switzerland
Namur-Charleroi
Belghim
Adorable Accessories Describe White Gloves and Handkerchiefs
A fragment describes white gloves with black edging and a gauntlet style glove. It mentions attractive accessories such as embroidered handkerchiefs edged with color, presenting a period fashion note.
Attention Building Trades Meeting and Elections
Building trades group will meet Tuesday with election of officers and other important business on the agenda. Grant, proxy noted for participation.
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etGeers
Berlin Celebrates New Year Amid War Era Revelry
Berlin rings in the new year with public dancing and festive crowds in Floentown, while police report orderly behavior and limited disturbances. The event marks a rare period of celebration in the wartime city as citizens greet peace expectations.
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Berlin
Preas
Certin
Esarad
Confelti
Edina Johnson Exonerated by Supreme Court
A Jan 1 decision by the state supreme court overturns contempt findings against Edina Johnson, vacating a 30 day sentence by Judge Merrier for editorial remarks. Justice Reed Brolloman wrote the lengthy opinion criticizing limits on free speech and its role in public welfare amid debates over press criticism of government.
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Te Sante
Ann
Jilge Merriett
Jinge Mecheni
Mr. Johnson
Ndge Merher
Erbiclin
Vie New Mexican
Vreytas
Reed Brolloman
Richard AW
Frank W. Parker
San Francisco
Pomona
Weather Bureau
Xlano
State Supreme Court
Merritt C. Mechen
Seventh Judicial District
B. Dana Johnsson
Santa Fe New Mest Can
Mecieine
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Alan
Johnson
Aupreme
New Mexican
Mr. Jonson
Jasadena
Calif
Severe cold grips central and western states today
Frigid weather across the plains and West drops temperatures to near or below zero. Nebraska and surrounding regions report high winds and heavy frost as trains and traffic face disruption. California sees citrus damage from frost with late freezes recorded in Sonoma and Santa Barbara counties. Illinois reports a major animal feed plant fire causing extensive losses near Peoria.
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Denver Weather Bureau
Laday
Flegemt
Artz
Salt Lake City
North Dakota
Denver
Butte Investigates Forged Checks for Thrift Stamps
WIE Mont Jan 2 Following Tuesday of March 11 head of the women's division of War Savings stamps of Silver Bow county In connection with the investigation of an alleged forged check taken as payment for thrift stamps County Attorney J R Jackson stated his office had uncovered a shortage of more than 3009 of these stamps charged again at the two protestive woolhs ih Bulle.
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Wie
Mont
Radley
War Savings
Silver Bow
J. R. Jackson
Probing of Ship Building Program To Be Extended
Washington January 2 The Senate Coal Marea Committee heard testimony on the Emergency Fleet Corporation examining shipyard operations and shipping board practices. Charles Pies director-general testified that deliveries may have fallen short and offered access to information to determine if conditions met ship specifications.
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Washington
Fatenplan
Mog Insunidt Shipyard
Shipping Board
van Vale
Senate Coalmaree
Nelson
Minnesota
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Charles Pies
Fleet Corporation
Cold Wave Grips Southwest Region on New Year Day
Dallas reports record cold for January with temperatures near zero degrees in northern areas and a sweep of sleet and snow following a rainstorm. The cold spell extends across the Gulf states as officials warn of continued freezing conditions.
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Dallas
Tex
Alate
Gulf of Mexico
Annual Report of English Bankers Shows Big Turnover
The London Bankers Clearing House reports 1915 turnover at 125,198,000,000 pounds, up 2,076,000,000 from 1914 and higher by 4,781,000,000 from the previous year. The rise is attributed to government borrowings and high prices, with money markets under control and rates steady.
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Lonikin
Dan
Mortlreal
London Bankers Clearing House
Ambassadors Meet As Warships Arrive For World Tour
President Wilson hosts officials and senators at New York receptions as ambassadors discuss war aims. Secretary Daniels testifies on the New Mexico battleship's electric drive, noting higher speed and fuel efficiency than turbine ships. He says the vessel would achieve 26 knots and engines produced over 47 000 horsepower for hours, highlighting advances in naval propulsion and overall superiority.
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Wasluington
America
Daniels
House Naval
New Mexico
Voruiang
Jean Tuel
Ana
Return of Normal Conditions to Aid Gold Production
Washington reports a return to normal conditions may help U S gold output this year. Officials say precrisis disruptions are stabilizing and no drastic measures are expected to curb production. The Treasury views indicate steadier output, with no immediate interventions anticipated.
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Washington
United States
Aiontbherr
Brigham Banks in Good Condition Prospers
Brigham City banks report total resources of 2,984,996.79 with deposits increasing by about one million dollars from last year. First National, Park National, State, Security Savings show holdings of 1,210,000. 1,078,476.62. 715,520.65 respectively. Cashier John J. Peters attributes growth to high crop prices driving deposits and lending.
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Goqou
Brigham Glty
Brigham Cluly
Pirkt National
John J. Peters
First National Bank
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