North Dakota Dairy Regulations A War Time Measure
The Federal Food Administration orders regulations for handling shipping and manufacture of dairy products to cut waste and conserve resources. The rules limit cream stations, fix margins for cream buyers, require monthly affidavits, and create a statewide price reporting system with a cream testing department in Bismarck. J J Osterhous urges cooperation with the Dairy Division to implement the rules.
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Bismarck
Weaving a Winter Dress from a Used Gown
Mrs. Pudge and Herbert discuss refashioning a worn dress into a new outfit. They consider saving money by sewing and turning the garment, but memory slips reveal the dress was given to Cousin Lizzie, delaying their plan. Herbert shows frustration with the chatter.
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Herbert
Mrs. Pudge
Pudge
Wolan
City Dweller and the Tin Can
Harry 8S Stabler argues in Everybody's that canned foods constitute about 30 percent of national wholesale grocer business and 40 percent in major cities. Removing tin cans would trigger immediate food shortages in first and second class cities, inhibiting growth.
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Harry
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Water Wings Aid Soldiers in River Fording
Army engineers test a buoyant water wings device that carries a soldier across deep streams without building bridges. The encircling buoy keeps the user upright while afloat and enables rifle handling. In trials a man hit several bullseyes from 300 yards while floating.
War News Mixed On German Food and Maine Shipyards
The piece criticizes anonymous reports about German starvation as unreliable and recalls past high quotes. It notes Berlin’s supposed hunger since 1914. Then a Washington report details Maine shipyards reviving, with 39 yards active, expanding coastal production for the Shipping Board.
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Germany
Berlin
London Globe
Maine
Washington
Shipping Board
The Homely Man Meets The Actress At The Theatre
Donald Macbeth overhears clubmen disparaging his looks and future. He sneaks a glance at Marguerite Morton, the actress he loves, then attends her performance where she smiles on him despite their looming engagement and the taunts about his homely appearance. Marguerite exits with Macbeth, unaware of Vining and Miller watching.
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Donald Macbeth
Ian Vining
Lorne Miller
Vining
Miller
Marguerite Marion
Marguerite
Nfe
Donald
Marguerite Morton
Man
Miss Morton
Macbeth
War era speech warns against Townleyism and defends democracy
A speaker denounces socialism as land seizure and argues for individual political judgment. He condemns Townleyism, praises Woodrow Wilson, and asserts the United States must fight Germany for universal rights, not land disputes, trusting moral grounds will prevail in the war.
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Germany
High Seas
Seas
North Dakota
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Americans Asked to Limit Use of Sugar
The U S Food Administration urges a monthly two pounds per person limit with a weekly half pound, starting January 1 1919, to support the Army Navy Allied forces and civilians. Sugar stocks are low. beet and Louisiana cane crops underperform and exports to Europe are needed. households should conserve fruit crops and rely less on sugar until supplies improve.
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U. S. Food Administration
Louisiana
United States
Porto Rico
Java
Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign Opens in September
The Fourth Liberty Loan drives begin September 28 and run to October 19. The effort will be watched in Europe for signs of American resolve to support the war, with every subscribed dollar aiding soldiers and signaling home sacrifice. The appeal urges total participation to match the courage of troops in Europe.
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Europe
America
United States
Cultivate Your Aspirations Drive to Higher Work
The article urges readers not to suppress ambitions but to keep them in mind as indicators of special gifts. It says cultivating ambitions is key to progress toward a higher grade of work and destiny, paired with a call to Buy Thrift Stamps.
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Physical Culture Magazine
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Saving Wifey
Vincent Q. Perry
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Grant
France
Wilson
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God
Federal Trade Commission
The
Food Administration
Swift & Company
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