Public urged to raise poultry in back yard areas
Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard urges wartime food production by residents who can keep poultry at home if local regulations allow. The piece outlines stock choices, flock size by family, and the importance of pullingorum-tested stock, with guidance on timing and planning for backyard poultry to ensure steady eggs and meat.
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Guburten
Hime
Thuy
Claude HK. Wickard
Patrion Food
Yocel
U. & Department of Agriclture
Claude B. Wickard
Secretary of Agriculture
Mra. Wickard
Carroll County
Ind
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Adverts Creomulsion
An advertising blurb warns that chronic bronchitis may develop if a cough chest cold or acute bronchitis is not treated. It promotes Creomulsion as a potent remedy that goes to the seat of the trouble loosens phlegm soothes inflamed bronchial membranes and promises a money back guarantee if the user is not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Retailer Never Buys Bootleg Meat Innocently
OPA exposes a ruthless meat racketeer who buys cattle hogs and hides from markets and farms. Slaughter takes place in barns with no sanitation. He sells red meat with hidden by products while avoiding safety checks. New rules require permits sanitary slaughter and full record keeping.
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Opa
James Thrasher
NEA
Washington
Almighterer
Barhut Danni & Meat
Chapin
Bia
Stimson Calls for Bigger Army and Industrial Efficiency
Washington AP reports Secretary of War Stimson urged a larger army only as necessary and emphasized boosting industrial efficiency. He warned against halting production or reducing force size, saying this would disrupt training and the war plan, and urged citizens to improve productivity and curb absenteeism.
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Washington
Asainat
Stimson
WAT
Iin
Semyon
Stalingrad
Moscow
Timoshenko
Agriculture Dept Will Buy Alabama Strawberries
In Washington, P. O. Davy of Alabama Polytechnic Institute announced that the United States Department of Agriculture will purchase sulphur dioxide‑preserved strawberries in Alabama and nearby states to meet war export needs. Purchases will follow last year’s pattern, with about 71.8 million pounds bought, via approved packers contracting with the Food Distribution Administration.
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Auburn
Ala
Washington
P.O Davy
Alabama Poltechale Institute
United States of Agriculture
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessec
South Carolina
Oklahome
Kentucky
Food Distribution Administration
FDA
Krondyke
Klonmore
Blakemore
Missionary
Marshal
Stalin's Sons Fight The Invaders Too
Henry Casaldy, chief of The Associated Press bureau in Moscow, reveals little known facts about Stalin’s family amid war. He notes two sons in military roles, a daughter in Moscow society, and explains that Stalin’s offspring receive no special favors or publicity.
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Henry Casaldy
Associated Presa Bureau
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
North Africa
United States
Premier Stalin
New York
Kremlin
Germany
Soviet Union
Stalin
Jacob Josefoxtch Dyugashvili
Vassily Jusefovics Stalin
Svetlang
Mostow
Kuibyshev
Vasaliy
Twiis
Mikhail Fronze
Vassily
Ancnding
Tacob
Sviylana
Ieute
Nadya Allineva
Hie Nance
Marina Rankovea
Dorothy Dix Sounds Off on Emancipated Youth
Dorothy Dix argues that overprotective parenting fuels rebellion and that children today require trust and guidance. She cites a tragic runaway girl tale to urge parents to be friendly, set reasonable limits, and prepare youths to resist temptation rather than attempt to imprison them.
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Parenta
Avery
Stuman
Hite
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E. H. Vinestress
Houston Hotel
Dothan
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Dadenay
Finland
Dorothy Dix
Gir
Mutercis
Fanny
Rune
Ian Sways
Alnhena
Sally
Jane
Betty Wells
Los Angeles
Lfe
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Jones Office ‘Supply
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Atlantic Coast Line
Rae
Off of Defense Transportation
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Gt . Montgomery
Savannah
Montgomery
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