The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-07-04
Women in War Work

that detachments from the Quarter
masters Department were, to be sta
toned here has proved true and
soldiers, as well as the sailors from
Great Lakes and Camp Logan are once
more frequenters of the canteen and APP
parently enjoy the comforts it supplies.
Although two nights during the trans
fer no boys, either soldiers or sailors
called, the attendance for the week has
been one hundred and ffy-seven. Ma
gaines were sent by Mrs. Chas. Brown
and pies by Mrs. Nathan Allen and
Mrs. Lance. Anyone having cake tins
or pie plates at the canteen are asked
to call for them on any day af-
ter fiye-thirty O'Clock.
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The housekeeper Is slogan until Sep
TENDER LIST should be "Use as little
beef as possible. - Hotels in Chicago
have adopted the following rules which
Kenosha housewives may find helpful:
On Sunday, Tuesday and Friday, no
beef is to be served. Steaks in any
form, including hamburg, only on
Thursday for dinner, but by-products
of beef, such as oxtails, livers, tongues,
sweetbreadss, hearts, kidneys, and brains
as well as tripe, may be served at any
time. Pork products in moderation.
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The new ruling for sugar, "three
pounds a month for each person, !" takes
care it followed strictly, all cakes and
sweets, bought must be deducted from
this quantity. Only two pounds to be
bought at time in the city and five
pounds at a purchase in country places,
where stores are not easily reached.
Twenty-Five pounds are allowed for
preserving but housekeepers must look
ahead and not use their allotment on
the first fruits of the season. It will
be wise to preserve on the budget plan.
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Milk and all dairy products may be
used generously and even at present
prices are economical when compared
with other foods.
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Mrs. Burr Jones of Madison, spent
Thursday with Mrs. D. o. Head, county
chairman of the Woman s Committee,
G. @. of d. Mrs. Jones is a member
of the "Health and Recreation' de-
partment of the State Woman s Com
mittee, specializing in Recreation !"
and her visit to Kenosha was in the
interests of her department
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Women who are to march with the
Council of Defense division of the big
parade next Thursday morning are
asked to assemble on Prairie avenue,
west of Sheridan Road, at $3.50 O'Clock.
The parade is scheduled to start at
900 o'elock and the Woman s Commit
tee division forms at this point.
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Women who come in from the county
to take part in the 18th of July parade,
are asked to go to the Guild Hall, corn
er of South and Church streets, where
they may leave their hats and lunch
baskets and put on the caps and arm
bands provided for the marchers. They
will then go to Prairie avenue, west of
Sheridan Road, where the Woman IS
Committee division IS to form. The pa
rade is to start at nine O'Clock and
everyone should be in line quarter
before the hour.
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The Social Welfare Department. G. G.
of D., of which Mrs. Matthews is chair
man, will see that some one is at the
Guild Hall all day on Thursday, so that
county people may safely leave their
wraps and lunch baskets there during
the parade. Tables are to be provided
for the use of any who wish to eat
their lunch there and it is hoped that
this arrangement will add greatly to
the pleasure and comfort of out-of-
town people.
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Any woman who has shown her patri
otism by buying Liberty Bond or War
Savings Stamp, or has helped in the
work of any of the departments of the
Woman's Committee, is asked to march
in the "Women in War Work. divi-
sion of the big parade, on July 4th.
Caps, arm bands or needed informa-
ton may be obtained from either Mrs.
D. 0. Head, Mrs. Eddy or Miss Mary
Langan.
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July 18th to 18th inclusive, women
leaders from all parts of the country
are to meet in Chicago to organize
plans for the Fourth Liberty Loan cam
paign which is scheduled to start in
October or November. The sessions
will be held at the Blackstone Hotel.
These women leaders will include the
National Committee, the Federal Re-
serve Chairmen, and the State Chair
men, some seventy in all.