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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

6

Three Reasons Why Mills Shouldn’t Mix Substitutes With Flour

A Food Administration reply explains mixing substitutes with wheat flour is impractical due to mills' limited stock capacity, back-hauling costs, and the perishability of substitutes during hot weather. The explanation addresses retail grocer burdens and why no miller action will relieve high handling costs and supply issues.

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Naval Reserve Force Enrollment and War Service Offers

The Naval Reserve opens enrollment for men aged 18 to 85 across all branches except wireless requires prior experience. Various ratings include seamen, firemen, hospital apprentices, and skilled trades with pay scales during instruction. A four year enlistment option exists with discharge privilege postwar. Medical volunteers sought for army and navy. Local physicians discuss capacity and turnout, noting excess duty concerns and a dramatic rejection of George Bell the giant at Camp Upton.

Naval Reserve Force Naval Service Hayard Udversity United States Army Navy Webster County Fort Dodge England Palo Alto George Bell Camp Upton New York George

Baker Denies Reports of US Soldiers Mutilation

Secretary Baker dismissed reports that American troops in Germany were mutilated or that prisoners had tongues cut out. He said he saw no evidence in major French hospitals or from officers abroad to confirm such atrocities. The piece also notes support for preliminary home training for Class 1 men and calls for organizing training in home towns to save time in building the army.

Germany N. G. Baker Washington Walter Reed Reconstruction Hospital Baker France Woldier War Department Wood

Economy Drive Urges Frugality For War Effort

Washington dispatch quotes the Council of National Defense and the Advisory Commission urging universal economy to support wartime needs. Citizens are urged to curb nonessential spending and conserve manpower, money, food, fuel, and materials. Endorsed by Daniel Willard and other leaders, the notice stresses self denial as patriotic duty.

Washington, D. C Council of National Defenses Advisory Commission of the Council America National Defense Ahairman Secretary of the Navy Secretary of the Interior Secretary of Agriculture Secretary of Commerce Secretary of Labor Advisory Commission OF HH Coin Daniel Willard Howard E. Coffin Julius Rosenwald Bernard M. Baruch Franklin Martin

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