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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
4
New beef rules require hotels restaurants and other public eating places to serve beef for one meal daily of up to four consecutive hours and only on premises. Bakeries and delicatessens fall under the regulation while beef by products and canned beef may be used freely.
Alientown New Jersey July 16 Investigators report suspicion grows that a beggar who asked for meals may have been a Federal food agent in disguise. Several housewives claim they fed him sandwiches made with all wheat bread and now fear fines for confiscated rations.
The Red Cross Foreign Relief Department announces no specially designated shipments will be accepted. In line with General Pershing’s order, all relief must go through regular channels and be redistributed to where needed, at home and abroad, to avoid confusion among war workers.
The Porto Rico Chapter of the American Red Cross reports nine branches and 3331 members. Eight more branches are under formation, with the goal of representation in all seventy towns on the island.
French and American army gas stocks limit fuel for Red Cross ambulances and trucks. Vehicles are inspected for efficiency, routes, and odometer readings. repeat offenses lead to warnings, scrubbing, or military punishment including shipment back to the United States.
The Atlantic Division of the Red Cross reports it turns out one hundred thousand garments weekly as part of the national hospital and refugee aid. The Cutting Department uses up-to-date electrical equipment to prepare shirts pajamas underwear and children's wear for seventy percent of New York New Jersey and Connecticut chapters.
A Red Cross Solarium at Camp Dix Wrightstown New Jersey was opened with army and Red Cross officials and a large turnout of chapter workers. The model solarium mirrors design used in thirty eight other units and will be run under the commanding officer in line with Red Cross aims to aid soldiers health and comfort.
Italian soldiers and American Red Cross workers bond through on front baseball games. An ambulance man notes Italians initially eat the ball with their stomachs but show rapid progress and borrow the ball whenever available.
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