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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1918

Page

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Milk and dairy products vital for growth amid price rises

A wartime commentary argues dairy prices will rise further and households cut milk use risk malnutrition. It stresses milk, butter, and cheese are essential nutrients for children and growth, and that nutrition should trump short term savings. Experts, including Dr McCollum of Johns Hopkins, say dairy remains cheaper nutritionally than many staples even at higher prices.

Duainess Orient TE. ¥ v. McCollum Johns Hopkins University de. Mevollum

Tremendous Knitting Quota For Red Cross

Allen County Red Cross launches a massive knitting drive to complete about 9 59 pairs of mittens 2 500 and 590 helmets by September. Volunteers of all ages urged to learn knitting, with yarn costs estimated around 15000 dollars. Local chapter organizing under Mrs Brooks Salp, likely to buy yarn from outside suppliers due to Cleveland stock limits.

Americran Red Cross Allen Brooks Salp Lake Division Red Cross Cleveland Hed Cross Gifts Tadevinek Heme Coleter Taterotle

Government Do Farm Labor Statement by Ousley

Clarence Ousley, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, asserts the government has no authority to seize or create labor. He says the best role is to study each situation, provide information, and assist in shifting labor between neighborhoods. If needed, mobilize townspeople with farm experience and substitute women in stores to aid farmers during temporary emergencies.

Department of Government Cliarence Ousley

Wall Paper Store Suffers Fire Loss at Washington Street

A basement fire at the L. C. Hull Wall Paper Co on 119 East Washington Street destroyed more than a third of the stock, valued around 20,000 with 16,000 insured. Firemen from several stations battled the blaze after it spread from the back of the basement and smoke reached Summit City restaurant upstairs. Cause undetermined though unlikely from wiring. fire department noted bundles of wallpaper and a semi fireproof building.

L. C. Hull Laat Washington Street Summit City Wall Paper

Dressed Fall Hens Listed In Prices

Market listing shows dressed fall hens priced at 22c to 25c per pound with 25c noted in another line. Also mentions terms 7 2c 8c and 5 for Tei. Readable portion reflects poultry price details and unit costs.

Chase Osborns stance fuels Michigan Senate race

DETROIT June 14 Former governors attack Ford’s nomination in Lansing plan to reintegrate the Republican party in Michigan. Chase Osborn and others criticize Ford as a pacifist before WWI and warn of political manipulation while Truman Newberry supporters push for action. Card of thanks notes mourning Burk J. Shull.

Detroit Mich Washington Henry Mord United States William Alden Smith Michigan Chase & Osborn Lansing Ford Ile America Fred M. Warker Imlay City Mean Truman H. Newberry Smith

Wool Wanted by Government Distributors

Government wool requisition ad from Kraus and Apfelbaum invites producers to bring wool to their Bell Street Main and Edgerton location. Contact numbers Bell 445 and Home 2590 listed for pickup and inquiries.

Kraus & Apfelbaum Main and Edgerton Sts Bell

Senate Agrees On Pneumatic Tube Bill

Washington June 14 The Senate kept the pneumatic tube amendment in the post office appropriation bill. Lodge read a Weeks letter defending apparent private interest in the tubes. Democratic Leader Martin endorsed Lodge and the Senate sent the measure back to conference.

Washington House Senate Lodge Massachusetts Senator Weeks Martin Lodse

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