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Decorah Republican

Location

Decorah, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1918

Page

9

Decorah Republican Optician and Dry Goods Firm Ad

Eye care services offered with glasses duplication in Pecorah Iowa. Physicians and Surgeons listed with office hours and contact. Also a Decorah dry goods store promoting fine dress goods trimmings and full line of dry goods with locations at Decorah state bank building and corner Water and Washington Streets.

Physicians and Surgeons Decorah State Bank Bromley'’s West Water Street Decorah Iowa Washington Sts Weat Wa ‘Water St

Editorial on war spirit and national resolve in 1918 era

The panel articulates patriotic duty amid wartime, praising flag symbolism and sacrifice. It cites Pershing, British actions in the Middle East, American loans and bonds, social commentary, and calls for unity to speed the war effort and sustain liberty.

Government Says Tax Payers Must File 1099 Reports

Congress requires every person and every organization who paid $800 or more to another party to report the payment name address and amount to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Use Form 1099 obtained from collectors offices. Return by March 1, 1918 with Form 1096.

Congress Commissioner of Internal Revenue Washington

Five Food Groups for Varied Daily Diet

The guide urges a balanced daily intake from five groups to ensure nourishment warmth and work energy. It highlights fruits and vegetables milk meat eggs cheese fish peas beans nuts cereals sweets and fats as essential components for health flavor and utilization.

New York War Era Notes From Ben Bear

Ben Bear reports on living under food and fuel orders in New York City amid World War I. He notes coal shortages, heavy cold, and bustling factories supplying the government. He describes subway growth, automat dining, theaters, and the public’s effort to “win this war” through rationing and support.

Republican Chicago Century Limited New York Hudson River Albany Washington Tuscania America Red Cross Tloover Broadway Fuel and Food Administration Cohan & Harris’ Theatre Grant Mitchell Cohan & Harris Decorah Canal Street Forty-second Street Brooklyn Shonts New York City Jellicoe Ben Bear

Substituting Barley Flour in Wheat Breads and Bakes

Circulation advises using barley flour to reduce wheat flour by 25 percent to aid war needs. It lists percentages for dusting soups crusts batters and various breads and pastries and notes barley’s flavor and quicker browning. It urges informing the public about barley flour benefits.

L. A. Marsh Sprague, Warner & Co Europe

Glass in Flour Endangers Cedar County Children

Mrs. Turner fed her children bread baked from flour containing glass. A four year old reported a bleeding tongue, and the slices sparkled with glass. The flour was seized by county authorities for investigation as part of the incident.

Will Turner Cedar County

Tuscania Sinking Death Toll Seen Near Two Hundred

Reports from London and Washington update the Tuscania disaster. About 2,177 military passengers and 2 civilians were aboard when a torpedoed sinking off the Irish coast claimed many lives. initial tallies ranged from 101 to 210 with survivors being traced by war department lists and muster rolls.

Tuscania London Washington Committee On Public Information Today War Department Embarkation Jin

Russia quits war declares demobilization after Brest-Litovsk dispatch

Amsterdam reports Russia ends state of war with Germany Austria Hungary and others. Bolshevik government declares war ended and orders full demobilization on all fronts while peace talks with central powers proceed.

Amsterdam Russia Brest-Litovsk Germany Austria-Hungary Turkey Bulgaria Petrograd Ukraine Roumania

Save the Hens

Washington reports the United States Department of Agriculture warns that every laying hen sold before May 1 reduces national egg supply by about 30 eggs. The message urges farmers to keep hens for food production, noting eggs are a net gain in human food and hens remain valuable meat.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture

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