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Wartime appeals urge readers to buy War Bondsto support front line supply chains. The prose touts sacrifices, calls for $100 extra, and cites battles from Guadalcanal to Sicily as proof of cost and resolve.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1943
Page
5
Wartime appeals urge readers to buy War Bondsto support front line supply chains. The prose touts sacrifices, calls for $100 extra, and cites battles from Guadalcanal to Sicily as proof of cost and resolve.
Canada faces a postwar wheat surge with an 800 million bushel surplus from the 1942 harvest and a large 1941 crop. The war ends will intensify wartime demand as Canadians and Americans push record production, boosting the agricultural economy beyond 2 billion dollars in 1942.
Texas dairy industry is delivering billions of quarts of milk and dairy products to the armed forces war workers civilians and allies. Texas ranks tenth in U S farm milk production with 2 063 000 000 quarts in 1942 and 1 399 000 cows averaging 1 474 quarts each. The 1942 milk income totaled 74 091 000 with butter cheese and ice cream produced for war needs.
Westinghouse home economists advise when cottons scorch during ironing to plunge into cold water immediately and let sit for 24 hours for the stains to vanish. The tip emphasizes quick cold-water treatment and a day of soaking to recover fabric.
Westinghouse home economists offer a quick method to revive stale bread. Wrap the loaf in a clean damp towel for about a minute then bake at 350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes. Serve warm. Mrs. Julia Kiene directs the Westinghouse Home Economics Institute.
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