Food Administration Notes 1918 Prospects and Farm Aid
The article discusses December to February consumption amid fresh stock scarcity and March to April rise. It cites price declines for grains and poultry feeds, a hopeful outlook for the 1918-1919 poultry industry, and increased farm labor volunteer efforts in Kentucky. It also covers hog production, pork stock reserves, and an order expanding farm products by parcel post, plus safety and farming guidance.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Par
Bar- Jeson
Don’t smoke or store controls to cut farm fire risk
Tadianapolis Indiana bulletin from state fire marshal H H Friedley outlines fire prevention for farm properties. It warns against smoking in barns, keeping automobiles in barns, storing gasoline in unsafe containers, and stacking rags or clothes, with guidance on safe storage and separation from other buildings.
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Indiana
Tadianapolis
Ind
H. H. Friedley
Cardus the Woman's Tonic Heals Longstanding Ailment
Mary Kilman of Rouse City Texas credits Cardus with curing years of chronic side pain after childbirth. She describes severe misery, bed rest, and eventual full recovery after using three bottles. The testimonial urges readers with headaches backaches or monthly pains to try Candui, the woman's tonic.
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Cardus
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised by Richmond Reader
A Richmond resident, F. E. Tressey, reports Chamberlain's Tablets are wonderful and unbeaten for digestion and constipation. The short endorsement encourages others troubled by similar issues to give them a trial.
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Chamberlain
F. BE. Tressey
Richmond
Notice to Buyers and Sellers of Eggs in Kentucky
Federal Food Administrator Fred M. Sackett announces that all buyers and sellers of poultry and eggs must obtain licenses from the U S Food Administration. Regulations apply June 4 1918 to January 15 1919, detailing purchase rules, recordkeeping, casing standards, handling certificates, cooling in hot weather, and candling limits with licenses required for proper trade.
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United States
Law Department
U. S, Food Administration
Washington, D. C
Kentucky
U. S
Heensee
Fred M, Sackett
Planes Are Fireproof In U S Serial Program
Washington reports a fireproof airplane added to Uncle Sam's serial program. Planes will use non inflammable aluminium alloy for wings and fuselage with protected gasoline tanks to resist puncture. Earlier models faced tests. a true fireproof craft could have saved Lt. Luthery's life after a bullet wound.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Luthery
America
Qier
Republican party faces wage of nationalism and duty
The article argues the Republican Party must confront nationalism and internationalism debates. It criticizes Democratic rhetoric, claims the party can restore Americanism, promote orderly governance, and protect living standards while opposing cheap labor imports. It asserts Republicans have a substantial, history-backed task ahead.
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Allona Beat
Republican Party
Repul- Mcan
Biker
Iit
Gas Defense Service Produces Horse Gas Masks for France
The Gas Defense Service now manufactures about 5000 horse gas masks daily for the American Expeditionary Forces in France. A fully equipped factory was set up within three weeks, moving from building selection to production. Riveting machinery replaces heavy hand sewing to form the mask frames, ensuring no metal or chemically impregnated parts chafe the horses.
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Gas Defense Service
France
Gas Defense Service Han
The Thrice-A-Week World 1918 War Promotion Offer
The Thrice-A-Week World's offer touts world war news from France and Europe, promising prompt, accurate coverage at a low price. It advertises a sixteenth paper count and a bundled deal with The Hartford Republican, branding the pair as essential wartime household reading.
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France
1918
Hartford Republcan
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