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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1918
Page
3
A United States Agriculture memo stresses milk as a key war food, urging efficient dairy production and home handling to keep milk clean, cold, and safe. It advises buying in bottles, refrigerating, rinsing utensils, and strict practices when homes face contagious diseases.
Milk is extolled as essential for all ages from babies to elderly. It delivers vitality and strength, steadies nerves, outshines coffee, and pairs with meals or between meals for refreshment.
A sunburned child, weary student, overburdened housewife, laboring man, and stressed businessperson all find renewal in a simple meal of bread and milk. The passage extols bread and milk as restorative for fatigue from labor, study, or worry, urging all weary people to enjoy this traditional nourishment.
Silage is highly palatable and suitable for all sheep when of good quality. Avoid sour, moldy, or frozen silage. Interest in silage among farmers has grown recently, with problems traced to poor quality or improper feeding rather than silage itself.
With late summer and early fall stressing sows and late-furrowed pigs, producers face higher costs unless green forage reduces reliance on purchased feed.
Edward Mott Woolley argues Americans waste vast sums on trivial post cards, souvenirs, telephones, telegraphs, taxis, barber shop luxuries, shoe shines, and perfumes while wartime needs demand funds for Liberty bonds. urges cutting discretionary spending to support the war.
A cheap home remedy mixes juice from two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to create a quarter pint of lotion. The ad promises relief from freckles sunburn windburn and tan and claims the mix is harmless and inexpensive.
In a playful aside The Kind reports a Saxony joke about residents eating dog meat as a pun on wurst. The remark reflects light regional humor and a local sausage pun.
An advertisement urges readers to use Red Cross Bag Blue for beautiful clear white laundry. It notes availability at all good grocers and presents the product claims in a concise promotional line.
A wartime diary style note describes weary travelers racing toward Berlin and Paris. The speaker, Wily Wilhelm, urges continued flight and endurance while claiming a new road will shorten the distance to aid the brave people.
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