Meat Sold At A Loss To Prevent Spoilage
Swift and Company notes meat is often sold at a loss to avoid spoilage. This business practice emphasizes rapid turnover to preserve supply and reduce waste.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
7
Why He Liked the Eclipse
Eugene Kelley former deputy city clerk in Muncie admired the sun eclipse recently after watching it with a smoked glass. He joked it is the first sight since the war began that cost him nothing. The anecdote appears in the Indianapolis News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Kelley
Muncie
Tam
Indianapolis News
Much Depends and Other Brief Snippets
A collage of aphorisms and adverts noting Bille-Brown and Milly piano mention. It comments on self made men and gambling risk, offers Cuticura advice for baby skin with soap and ointment, and ends with reflections on boarding houses and unspoken words.
Public Service Railway rates stay at five cents amid emergency
New Jersey Public Utilities Commission denies seven cent fare request. A one cent transfer charge on cash fares begins August 1, with conditions on monthly wage reports and sectoral income statements. Zone-based pricing planned, with a future study of valuation and cost relation to service length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Public Service Railway
Public
Trenton
Public Utilities
Public Service Railway Company
Cndaisy
Thomas N. McCarter
Iehoard
Public Service
Atlanta Coast Electric Railway Company
Bradley Beach
Women farmers on the Canadian prairies shine in victory
On a train from Edmonton to Winnipeg a veteran describes how his wife kept the family farm thriving after 1914. Manitoba’s Oak Lake region reports among the most successful women farmers Clara and Beatrice Forward who expanded their stock and paid off debts. Saskatchewan’s R M Willman grows grain on 1120 acres and owns top Percheron horses. Other women assist with farm accounts, poultry, butter, and daily management, proving a versatile partner in farming success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Canada
Oak Lake District
Manitoba
Clara
Beatrice Forward
Brandon
R. M. Willman
Keeler
Saskatchewan
Miss Willman
Forward
Canadian Prairies
Sunday School Tale Explains Good Samaritan Lesson
A Sunday school teacher recounted the Good Samaritan tale to her class. One boy asked what the story meant and replied that it means neighbors should help when I am in trouble.
Fragmentary Late 19th Century Snippet Teases Unclear Scene
The passage references a crying baby and a miscreant pin incident, then shifts to philosophical lines on society and a railroad tunnel in the Pyrenees. It mentions Puerenes mountains pierced by a tunnel linking French and Spanish railways, and notes Wisconsin with 100 sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Pyrenees
Puerenees
Hymn of Hate Mocked as National Song Echoes
Maj. Eric Fisher Wood cites The Notebook of an Intelligence Officer noting the German Hymn of Hate as a potential national song for England while comparing it to Yankee Doodle. He recalls British troops once marching to a parody tune that later became an American patriotic anthem. The piece describes a Sri lish regiment singing the hymn and the chorus shouting England in reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Enghind
Maj
Eric Fisher Wood
Yorktown
America
Dixie
Thiander
England
Get New Kidneys Gold Medal Haarlem O capsules advert
Warning about kidney and urinary trouble promises immediate relief with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. Claims long history, genuine Gold Medal brand, three sizes, money back if no relief, two capsules daily to stay toned and avoid Brights disease. Adv text targets general readers seeking quick remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Haarlem
Familiar Name
An American soldier awaiting in France explains the French use of many dog names. He notes a common question from those who eat and drink about why dogs are called Tei and replies that ie means here. He mentions the habitual barking response as a local echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Eatonic tablets offer quick relief for stomach in hot weather
An advertisement touts Eatonic tablets as a safe, pleasant remedy for digestion issues worsened by heat. It promises a sweet, cool stomach after meals and claims strong customer endorsement from druggists. If unsatisfied, a fifty cent refund is offered and a Chicago address is provided for mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatonic
Atonic
Eatonic Remedy
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swift & Company
The
Food Administration
U.S.A
Buddy
Bille—Brown
Milly
Dept. X
Boston
U.S
Alberta
Ottawa
Oo. G. Rutledge Sol
Geneseo St
Syracuse, N.Y
Weil
Federal War Labor Board For Adjustment
Federal War Labor Board
Wisconsin
Ford
ST. Louis
W. F. Young
P.D. F
Tample St
Springfield
Maca
Watson E.coleman
Wassington, D.C
Radcliffe Hospital
Andeville
New York
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