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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1918
Page
4
An advertisement urges readers with rheumatism to purify the blood and improve health. It touts cod liver oil in Scott's Emulsion as Nature's blood-maker that strengthens organs to expel impurities, claiming thousands found relief. Scott & Bowne, Broomall N. J.
Ring this number 40 with any news tips for the city. The paper asks neighbors to share possible items to keep reporting lively and informative. Your help is valued to make the paper more newsy for all readers.
Oswald G Villard president of the New York Evening Post warned that the American press is failing to judge impartially and guide public opinion on international matters since entering World War I. He urged editors to maintain independence, test policies by past experience, and resist government pressure to act as propaganda.
Food Administrator Peden of Texas received a gift box of chocolate bonbons from a Texas candy maker. The sweets were described as enticing with star decorations and a taste noted as resembling coconut, though the full description was interrupted by the clipping.
United States Food Administration issues strict sugar sale limits for households and businesses. The document outlines monthly, per person, and per-transaction caps, with exemptions for home canning and special local administrator permissions. It cites certificates for non-household sales and includes a 1918 dealer letter from Imperial Sugar Company detailing refinery shutdown and future restocking.
Munching showed that the interior, in addition to being like coconut, also had a quality not unlike brittle yet more delicate. Potato candy follows with tapioca flour bread. Whale steak, porpoise fillets, syrup, cottonseed muffins, canned shark meat, and other food revelations emerge as wartime curiosities.
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