Bread and the European Conflict examined in a world hunger lens
The piece argues bread prices rise due to a weak 1916 wheat crop and wartime export demand. It cites expert views from baker leaders and Indiana official Dr. H. E. Barnard, comparing home baking versus commercial bread, and detailing rust, weather, and fertilizer issues affecting yield.
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Nile
Frank B. Gilbreth
Providence
Fo McDorold
Memphis
National Association of Master Bakers
McDonald
Ystelan
Europe
United States
Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
W. G. Stover
Ohio State University
Middle West
C. E. Thorne
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Cotton futures rise on bullish spot hints and mill demand
New York markets show an opening advance of 16 to 24 points as bull and firm cables support prices. January climbs to 18.23 and May to 158.80 before profit taking. spot cotton weakens slightly to 18.30 cents, while the reports from the census bureau indicate November consumption of 584,082 bales and four month totals rising against last year.
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Anne MacGregor Payne
Ohio
New York
Misa Payne
Miss Payne
Journal of Home Economics
Census Bureau
Wall Street
Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau Today
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