Oregon wheat flour drive aids Army and Navy
Oregon families and bakeries are urged by Federal Food Administrator W D Ayer to donate unused wheat flour to the Army and Navy. The plan routes flour via local merchants to supply the Allied forces, with shipments coordinated to ensure equal distribution along the Atlantic seaboard. Ayer notes estimated conservative savings and asks counties to contact local Food Administrators to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ayer
Oregon
Uncle Hau
Army
Navy
Ayer
France
Sam
Hoover
Washington
de. Ayer
Platen
Italio
Peneral
R. F. Beknell
Charlo Hebberd
W. H. Ayer
Oroxon
Hoover Hax
Food Administration
Nori
Portland
Houser
Ibe
Potatoes as Bread Substitute Urged by Food Administration
A Food Administration bulletin urges Americans to eat more potatoes to reduce wheat use during a surplus period. It states one baked potato equals a slice of bread nutritionally and that potatoes are cheaper and healthier for digestion and the kidney. The bulletin notes potatoes can help farmers and urges serving them with meat or alongside bread and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himelf
Food Administration
Simple Things Worth While Reflect On True Wealth
An Albuquerque Evening Herald essay argues wealth isn t needed for a good life. It cites Adam and Eve in Paradise and urges living well through mental outlook, sunshine in daily duties, and memories of childhood. It invites reflection at a cemetery to learn life s values beyond money and possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Duke of Cumberland
Satna Castle
Aberdeenshire
Bia
Leonid
Audreeta
Seotland
Marlo Bluart
Wong
Anuquerque Evening Herald
None
Underdogs and courage in George Adams reflection
Curiously etched excerpts from Mr Beneni Young in Siam reveal children clinging to myths about tides and crabs while teachers push science. The piece mingles social sympathy with self improvement, urging support for daily underdogs and steadfast manhood in the face of failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneni Young
Siam
Mt London
Mr. Young
Catarrh Remedies Promoted Amid Legal Notices (Fragment)
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as internally taken and emphasizes local applications cannot cure catarrh. Separate notices announce the estate administration of Mary LaFave Bergevin and a final account hearing for Mattie Phillipa, with details on filing deadlines and court locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordur
Mall
Hall
We Chen & Co
Toledo
Notice of Final Account in Oregon Estates
Notices are printed for multiple estates in Umatilla County Oregon. Details include final accounts by administrators and executors Mary Jane Phillips Mary Ann Pinkerton Mary A Jones and Walter J Jones with hearing dates set at Pendleton County Court House. Objections to the accounts must be filed by specified deadlines and dates in May and June 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanny Benetty
Henry Campbell Wettes
London
Vonavlowenom
Simon
Memroy
Matin
Umatillo County
Oregon
Mattie Phillipa
Pendleton
T. Phillipa
Umatilla
Mary Jane Phillips
Notics
Avid
Ore Gon
T. Phill
Tian Ann Pinkerton
Matytor
Court Houe
David A. Pinkerton
State of
Umatillix
Mary A. Jones
Walter J. Jones
Umatilla County
M. Peterson
Foley's Honey and Tar for children safe cure
Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as a safe remedy for children that relieves coughs. It is claimed to cure colds and prevent pneumonia without opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
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