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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1918

Page

2

Help to Housekeeper Box How to Make Bread Rise

Guidance on building a bread box to control temperature for faster dough rising. Details on dimensions shelves ventilation and insulation with asbestos lining for fire safety. Also notes a peanut oil filtration method to make household oil usable, via a US Department of Agriculture chemistry bureau reply.

Horne Georgia Bureau of Chemistry United States Department of Agriculture Department

Sour Cream Dressing and Oatmeal Cookies for Lunches

School lunch guidance provides a sour cream dressing and oatmeal cookie recipe. The dressing blends egg, sugar, vinegar, malt, paprika, and sour cream, cooked gently to thicken then strained. Cookies call for oats, sugar, fat, salt, and egg, baked in a moderate oven on a greased tin.

Milk Is Good as Meat Food Price Comparison

A vintage price comparison argues milk offers protein and energy value at low cost. It states milk at 10 cents a quart equals sirloin steak at 22.9 cents per pound and eggs at 279 cents per dozen, while at 12 cents a quart it matches steak at 27.4 cents per pound and eggs at 335 cents per dozen. To equal energy cost when milk is 10 cents a quart, sirloin must not exceed 14.2 cents per pound and eggs 13.3 cents per dozen.

Sugar substitutes urged to ease sugar supply

A 1918 agricultural production plan recommends expanding substitutes for sugar to conserve stocks. It warns crop seed limits prevent large cane or beet increases while urging more sorghum, maple syrup, honey, and related products. Maple syrup output in 19 states exceeds 14 million pounds, while sorghum syrup rose by about 4 million gallons from 1916 to 1917 to aid wartime transport.

Department of Agriculture

Whitlock’s Story of Deportations Amid German Cruelty

A long, period-voice summary of Belgian deportations and forced labor under German occupation beguiles readers with vivid accounts. It traces Whitlock’s report, Belgian relief politics, and German coercion from 1914 to 1916, detailing arrests, deportations, and punitive fines on towns. It highlights promises kept poorly, the Belgian clergy, and the impact on workers and families.

Sis Belgium Verson Kellogg Atlantic Monthly Whitlock State Department United States America Weussels Washington Sint Thuve Hitle Comite National Commission For Relief In Hivellhoo Krelghin Committee Comite National Hive Ameren Germany Eal von Hleing Belgian Antwerp Cardinal Mercier Allnis

First Methodist church to unfurl service flag Sunday

Grand Forks reports Robert Snyder a 15 year old Arvilla youth is missing after leaving home in January. his parents seek updates as a slater prosecutes the search. War department says life insurance records are being checked for William Whalen the first Grand Forks soldier to die in France from pneumonia. his policy location is sought. The German American alliance faces scrutiny with testimony suggesting strong German ties versus American loyalty. North Dakota notes no local friction over loyalty.

Robert Snyder Arvilla Slater Jan William Whalen Grand Forks France War Department

Arrest of Oscar Erickson for importing liquor at station

Oscar Erickson was arrested last Friday morning by Chief Nolan as he stepped from Great Northern train No. 4 at the local station on a charge of importing liquors into North Dakota. He waived examination and was bound to the district court under $500 bonds. His grip contained 21 pints of liquor when opened.

Oscar Erickson Great Northern Nolan North Dakota District Court

Williston Fire Driver Resigns After Long Desire to Leave

Nels Bjornstad, driver for the Williston Fire department cart, has filed his resignation with the fire commissioner and will depart once a replacement is secured. He had long wanted to leave and recently made the final decision.

Nels Bjornstad Williston Bjyernstad

Marriage Licenses and a Sharp Domestic Tale

The item lists several marriage licenses issued on February 21 to Gust Kendall and Glora Renn. Clarence Bell and Any Owens. Oscar Stenbox and Alice Ostlund. Nels Tweet and Alma Hagge. Oscar Hagge and Hannah Hillestad. It then mentions a Missouri woman claiming her husband is the meanest, recounting a morning scene with a razor and a lathered face as he denies shaving.

Gust Kendall Springbrook Glora Renn Williston Clarence Bell Alexander Any Owens Epping Oscar Stenbox Alice Ostlund Noga Nels Tweet Alma Hagge Alamo Oscar Hagge Hannah Hillestad Mormon Missouri

Philosophizzles on Fear and Courage in Civic Life

A quirky column swerves through humor and philosophy. It riffs on conscience, bravery in lawmakers, and comic takes on war relief and city life. The piece ends with reflections on friendship and standby bystanders.

Heavy meat eaters have slow kidneys warn doctor

An authority cautions that regular meat consumption strains the kidneys causing sluggish filtration and a range of ailments. He advises stopping meat temporarily, drinking Jad Salts dissolved in water, and suggests this can flush and stimulate the kidneys while neutralizing acids to prevent bladder weakness.

Inside Bath Promises Clear Skin Through Clean Blood

An article urges both men and women to drink a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this internal sanitation will improve complexion cure headaches biliousness bad breath rheumatism and colds by purging yesterday’s waste and poisons from the digestive tract.

Bath

Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Lift Off

A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone for corns and calluses claiming instant drying and painless, effortless removal. A few drops applied to tender spots shrivel and lift away, with the surrounding skin spared. Women are urged to keep it handy to prevent recurring discomfort.

Cincinnati

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