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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
8
A column mocks groundless wartime reports and Berlin casualty figures while urging patriotic sacrifice. It notes local social updates from Miss Harriet Naylor and Edna Pieper, mentions Menlo visits, and comments on Liberty Bonds versus old bon-bon money.
Grocers report enthusiasm for the 50-50 plan requiring one pound of cereal substitutes for each pound of wheat flour. The Food Administration says the rule saves wheat for allies and armed forces, with exceptions for graham and whole wheat flours and certain mixed flours. Customers must select substitutes totaling equal weight to the flour purchased, with guidance on ranges and examples.
The Food Administration warns that reduced Argentine arrivals are tightening meat supplies and urges continued meat conservation. It notes improved hog weight and domestic capacity to increase exports, while advising selective relaxation of bread restrictions and home pork preservation to ease transport and balance needs.
British destroyers and light cruisers attacked German patrol vessels in the Cattegat early in the morning, sinking several ships while the German Marie suffered a decisive defeat. The engagement, fought in fog and about 500 miles from Britain, contrasted British initiative with German hesitancy and highlighted Allied sea control.
The U S Food Administration in Washington calls for a 50 percent cut in wheat use to 21 million bushels monthly to support allies and maintain war bread. It outlines household limits and rules for bakers, retailers, restaurants, and manufacturers, aiming for equitable distribution until harvest.
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