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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1917

Page

8

Wheatless Week Sweeps Boston and New England

Boston and all of New England responded to State Food Conservator Endicott’s call for a Wheatless Week. People from bankers to laborers switched to corn pone and rye muffins to aid soldiers overseas. Grocers report rising demand for rye graham flour and cornmeal with confidence supplies will last the week.

Boston New England Endicott Food Conservator Massachusetts Somerville Man

Wheatless Week Menu Tricks and Old Time Breads

The article describes wartime wheatless week efforts with substitutes like corn bread and potato based breads. It cites Mr Endicott advocating substitute flours to save wheat and boost consumer profits and notes anti-suffrage groups promoting white bread abstinence. It lists recipes from hotels and clubs and urges diluting white flour with barley, cornmeal, or ryemeal.

Endicott Stephen S. Fitzgerald Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association Boston Harvard Club

What to Eat for Wheatless Week

A concise list of wheatless options including corn pone rye muffins corn bread graham cakes rice muffins brown bread graham rolls rye doughnuts bran bread rolls or muffins. The item presents multiple alternative grains suitable for a wheatless diet.

Mayor Urges Wheat Conservation With Wheatless Week

Mayor Curley will observe a wheatless week at his home and issue a proclamation urging citizens to conserve wheat. He will serve rye muffins and graham bread at home during the week and asks households nationwide to refrain from white bread to aid the plan.

Curley

Rye Bread Incident Sparks Home Front Sabotage Cheer

A News paper Row restaurant served rye bread instead of white, prompting a patriotic patron to call it German bread. He urged a diet change to conserve wheat for the war effort, suggesting rye muffins and graham bread as substitutes during a week of sacrifice.

America

TRYING TO END SHOE DISPUTE IN LYNN

A referendum decision by the Allied Shoe Workers' Joint Council seeks to empower a three year or shorter agreement with the Lynn Shoe Manufacturers' Association. Arbitration would be used for future wages while existing scales stay in force. vote timing hinges on USWJ Council actions tomorrow.

Lynn Allied Shoe Workers’ Joint Council Joint Council Lynn Shoe Manufacturers’ Association State Board of Arbitration United Shoe Workers’ Joint Council

Plattsburg Invites War Secretary and Governors to Review

Plattsburg New York August 6 invitations were sent by the mayor and chamber of commerce to Secretary of War Baker Governor Whitman and New England governors to visit the training camp this week. They are to witness the last review of the brigade of student officers before camp close. The review is expected Wednesday with camp break up and government property issued to men returned and checked.

Plattsburg N. Y Chamber of Commerce Baker Whitman New York New England

Cardinal Gasparri Seen Likely to Resign Post

The Rome paper Messagero reports Cardinal Gasparri is expected to resign as papal secretary of state. It cites health reasons and Pope Benedict XVI wanting tighter direct control over Vatican policies as factors in the move.

Rome Gasparri Papal The Messagero Benedict Vatican

Central Association Closes 1917 Season Early

Waterloo dispatch reports the Central Association will close its 1917 baseball season tomorrow due to public indifference. Fort Dodge withdrew today with players unable to transfer to another city, Cedar Rapids had already pulled out last week.

Waterloo Central Association Fort Dodge Cedar Rapids

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