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... THE ARMY BISCUIT The great millionaire who was reproached for keeping a staff of twelve cooks in his kitchen replied, A man must have a biscuit. And it seems that for the production of» the perfect biscuit even twelve cooks might struggle in vain. ...
... seaside for something like twenty years. So? Then you must have a heart like a local directory this time. New Army Biscuit. —The new Army biscuit, as the result of the researches by the War Offico and the British Museum (Natural History), is no longer liable ...
... prepared for, and the order of the night was dig. What would one have given now for a bath and a plato of hot broth? The real army bisCuit baffles both teeth and digestion till it has spent night in a rain-filled sliellhole. On Saturday. 24th November, the Guards ...
... with a patience worthy of better cause, to mako trenoh pudding. This sounds all right, but really means our old friend the army biscuit disguised as pudding this transformation! being brought about by the simple process boiling it to a pulp and spreading ...
... with an allowance for spoiled army biscuit, and the Committee incidentally remark that they procured a box War Department biscuit, evidently returned from the war, from supply which was advertised in this country dog biscuit. The cases, wood and tin, were ...
... clearness of corn. It intends imposing, as an express condition, all persons obtaining contracts for the navy and army for bread, biscuit, or flour, to make them of corn purchased in foreign countries. This will cause an augmentation in the total of the ...
... More Biscuits Greater Variety More biscuits for civilians and a greater variety was foreshadowed yesterday Col. Llewellin, Minister of Food, at luncheon given by the Cake and Biscuit Manufacturers' Wartime Alliance in London. The requirements for army ...
... CUPID AND THE BISCUITS Australia is sending cream-filled biscuits to Britain. A consignment of 220,000 half-pound packets was due to leave at the week-end. This long-distance traffic in biscuits recalls an episode just after the first world war, when ...
... ARMY biscuits that went bad. Upon the resumption of the War stores Commission yesterday, evidence was 1T ®n with respect to the dealings in the army bisects. explanation of the low price at which tSey were sold, was stated that some of the goods deteriorated ...
... COMMISSARIAT OF THE PRUSSIAN ARMY. letter from the camp contains some interesting intelligence on the commissariat of the army. In the field lb. meat, £ lb. peas or beans, 2 lbs. bread, 4 oz. salt, and oz. roasted coffee are the daily portion of every ...
... MASCOTS IN THE ARMY. Fighters Give Their Lives for Pets. How the Camerons Found Jock. (Special to the Courier.) Mascots are considered to be the thing just now with all our regiments, and a pretty curious assortment of animals,, human included —for ...
... ARMY FINANCE. HOW STORES WERE SOLD IN SOUTH AFRICA. WAR SECRETARY'S APOLOGY Overworked Officials. The War Stores Commission held its third sitting yesterday in the Lord Chancellor's Court at the Royal Courts of Justice. WAR OFFICE AND CONTRACTS. •!. Flynn ...