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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1918
Page
3
A public notice outlines license duties for traders hawkers and peddlers. It details fees the required oath before a Circuit Court clerk or justice of the peace and states renewals due by May first. It also mentions sales of salt and fish in March April and May without license.
A Baltimore show demonstrates a drying method to preserve fresh produce year round. Miss Sellar of College Park explains dehydration of carrots and other greens, using heat, breezes, or sun to remove water. The process cuts waste, allows storage, and could reduce costs for households.
Officials warn food waste remains high despite measures. Bread waste last year reached 60 million pounds valued at about 15.95 million dollars, threatening war-time shortages. Displaying conservation cards may not prove waste reduction and authorities consider fines up to 50 dollars or imprisonment for willful wastage.
Federal officials in all States have been instructed to hold hearings open to the public and press regarding offenses against Food Administration orders. The citizen who complies with the spirit and letter of the regulations may be liable for exposure if violators are found, as the government widens enforcement to protect national needs.
The April meatless day order is suspended because of hog market congestion and transportation shortages. This temporary policy relaxation could lead to additional breadstuffs savings.
One and a half cups cornmeal one and a half cups rye flour one cup barley flour one cup molasses one tablespoon salt one level teaspoon soda three cups buttermilk or sour milk Sift dry ingredients Add molasses and milk Steam in a greased mould for four hours and then bake twenty minutes.
Great Britain plans to cultivate two million acres in a spring agricultural drive and urges no bread waste. Save scraps for puddings and crumbs for dishes. The aim is to ensure no one goes hungry as allies rely on food conservation and shared effort.
The text argues the state's ultimate purpose is to enable security and freedom, allowing individuals to live without harm and to develop body and mind using reason. It cites Spinoza on liberty and contrasts it with transforming people into automatons. It then defines two shrew species, detailing the common shrew’s size, muzzle, eyes, ears, and tail.
A Sunday school lesson on Mark eight outlines Jesus feeding the four thousand, his warning about leaven, and the call to discipleship. It emphasizes faith, recognizing Christ, and the cost and reward of following Jesus, with references to related scriptures and theological reflections.
F. E. Matthes of the United States geological survey describes dark brown slender worms about an inch long that swarm on the lower Mount Rainier ice in July and August. Millions may appear on sunny days as they breed in the glacier dust, venturing beneath the surface to survive heat before reemerging in the afternoon.
The article explains how whales develop rudimentary teeth before birth and how their dental structure determines classification. If teeth persist they remain toothed whales. if displaced by baleen plates the whale becomes a baleen whale.
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