1918 Versus 1919: Hope for Continued Relations
A brief note expresses optimism that relations will remain pleasant and steady through the coming year, continuing the positive tone of past interactions between the parties involved.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
8
Food Saving Urged to Support Europe and Home
The federal food administration of New Jersey outlines goals to feed Allied nations and sustain Americans. It calls for exporting 18 to 20 million tons to Europe, maintaining health here, and lists shortages in fats meats sugar milk and high protein feeds. Citizens are urged to live simply, cut meals, waste nothing, and limit fats while recalling European hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hew Holland and Letz Feed
New Holland
Cushman
Waterloo Bay
New Way
Ohio
Mountville
Owego
Pittsburg
Prairie State
VanBrant
Oliver
Federal Food Administration
New Jersey
United States
France
England
Italy
Russia
Europe
Food Administration
Sugar restrictions lifted for all consumers and industries
Federal food administrator William S. Tyler announces removal of 3H sugar purchase limits as sugar supplies loosen in beet and Louisiana cane areas. Manufacturers bakers and housewives may buy freely while avoiding extravagance. Powdered sugar sale opens to households and producers. sherbets ice creams fraps production resumes. 100 percent allowance for bakers candy makers and ice cream makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Louisiana
William S. Tyler
New Jersey
Cabbage Profits Tied to Maturity and Yields
Practical guide from Maryland experiment station on cabbage farming. Early profits depend on high early maturity percent, while late crops hinge on tons per acre. Proper crop feeding and fertilizer application, including 750 pounds on sod land, can boost yields and quality. Apply complete fertilizer when preparing the ground, using drill or broadcasting methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Potatoes Cry for Potash Disease Linked to Malnutrition In Potatoes
Phoma stem blight appears in major potato growing areas after a bad season. Experts say it is not serious and manageable with weather, nutrition, and fertilizer changes. Officials blame unbalanced fertilizer and advise potash levels up to 3 percent next year. Manure carries infection. cooking does not kill spores, so fertilizer is safer for potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mrs Isley Praises Chamberlain’s Tablets for Digestive Relief
In a letter from Litchfield Illinois Mrs D W Isley says she used Chamberlain s Tablets for stomach disorders and as a laxative and found them quick and sure relief. If you have indigestion or constipation these tablets will do you good.
Steinbach Company and Local Merchants Featured
Steinbach Company lists Mr. P. B. Clark for womens coats suits and dresses while Mr. H. Chafey handles shoes Mrs. N. Cummings offers muslin underwear and infits Miss J. Rogers and Mr. C. Rogers participate as well as Mr. R. Stokey Mr. D. Shutts Mr. H. J. Staats and Mr. Watson in various roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Clark
H. Chafey
N. Cummings
J. Rogers
C. Rogers
R. Stokey
D. Shutts
H. J. Staats
Mr. Watson
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Perous
H. M. Voorhees & Bro
East State St
Trenton
Peppler
John Deere
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
Jersey
A F Williams
Hamilton, Waltham, Elgin, Howard
Asd
Trenton, N. J
Steinbach Company
Asbury Park, N. J
Department’ Managers’ Sale
Asbury Park
G. Dey
A. Griggs
Mr. G. Hungerford
Miss Lyons
Miss MacMurray
B. McIntyre
C. Walls
J. Whittier
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