Dairy Products Fuel War Effort Says Public Relations Chief
National Dairy Council director cites War Food Administrator Marvin Jones on milk and dairy products powering soldiers and workers. Milk now in U S Army rations, dairy goods boosted production, morale, and nutrition, with dramatic increases since World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Harmon
National Dairy Council
David
Absalom
Marvin Jones
Pacific
America
George Holm
Bureau of Dairy Indus
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Frederick Schlueter
Thermoid Company
Trenton
New Jersey
Hitler
Tojo
Council
Dairy
National Diary Council
The
Dairy Council
Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Europe
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Dow
USDA
Jones
Paul Pleads For A Run Away Slave
A near-190 word religious analysis on Paul’s gentle appeal to Philemon regarding Onesimus. It emphasizes Christian brotherhood, courtesy, consideration, and cooperative partnership, noting Paul’s tactful approach, desire to avoid coercion, and the implied doctrine of imputation and repayment within the slave master dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Philemon
Onesimus
Christ
Cooperative
Imputson
Bes Esas
Soldiers At Camp Seale Rally For Milk At Fountain
The Fountain of the post ex change is a popular place each evening as husky young men in training for war drink malted milks. Rows of soldiers wait their turn at the bar and, after hard civilian work, develop a hearty milk appetite. The notion that milk is for sissies is dispelled by the square-shouldered sergeants at Camp Seale California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Seale
Calif
Lesson for June 11: subjects and selected scriptures
A brief note outlines the June 11 lesson topics and the scripture texts chosen by the international council. It mentions Halonen and Saucations as components used in the study, reflecting the session’s focus and selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halonen
Practical household tips from a bygone era
A collection of simple advice on daily chores. Uses for dried cheese, grating, and storage. easing patient care with a small pillow. washing walls. dishwashing efficiency right to left. caring for teddy bears with corn starch. sewing machine care. drying babies bonnets over bowls. reshaping lacy caps with a plate. iron maintenance with salt and newspaper. cleaning glasses with soap and hot water, plus dry with tissue.
14 States Use Party Symbols On Ballots
The article notes that 14 states use party symbols on ballots with six preferring the rooster and eight the star for Democrats, and six the elephant and eight the eagle for Republicans. It adds that ballot markings vary, with some Southern states having voters strike out other candidates rather than marking crosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s
Southern
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Pell
United States
Bureau of Home Nutrition and Home Economics
Riboflavin
God
Moody
Bite Pratinte
Western Newspaper Union
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
W. Randolph St
Chicago
Fleischmann
YEAST
eAeehog
Kellogg’s
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