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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
2
A wartime benediction praises nursing and aid workers while an Irish infantryman recalls a trench fight. He describes scarce ammunition, a backhanded order to swank the trench, and the near miraculous sustenance of advancing troops as guns, transport, and labor units stay in step.
At Ft Harrison, the war recreation bureau under James Edward Rogers catalogs each soldier’s religion, family ties, lodges, schools, and fraternal memberships. Indianapolis groups arrange outreach to alumni, churches, and clubs to provide wholesome recreation and home connections, including organized tours of Marion County for hundreds of soldiers each weekend.
The text describes an easy egg sauce with two tablespoons butter two tablespoons flour one cup milk one egg and quarter teaspoon salt and pepper. It next extols bran packed in cheesecloth as a cleaning agent for wallpaper tubs baths and laundry, claiming it cleans delicate fabrics without color damage.
A compact recipe card describes cutting marshmallows, mixing with crushed pieces and a large cup of seeded rating chopped, then folding in one pint whipped cream lightly sweetened and flavored. The mixture is placed on a tee until very cold and garnished with chor riep.
A Cincinnati spectator starts a petition to remove John McGraw from the National League after the Byron- McGraw confrontation. The fan argues McGrawism is harmful, though many see McGraw as a skilled leader whose fighting spirit helps Giants play vigorous, spirited baseball.
A column blends light social observations with domestic advice and recipes. It notes Sunday-only charm versus broader fidelity themes, hints at wage debates for women, and includes a vegetable pie recipe using potatoes artichokes tomatoes milk and margarine baked until tender and browned.
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