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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
2
Published weekly on Thursdays from Cor Fourth and Broadway. Entered as second class matter Oct. 30 1908 at Mo post office. Official Penincot County newspaper with subscription and advertising rates and American Press Association representation.
The second honor road work camp in Missouri has opened at Kennett Dunklin county, employing 25 prisoners from the state penitentiary. The road runs east from the Arkansas line through Kennett to the Pensacola county line for eight miles, with a plan to extend twelve more miles through Hayti to Caruthersville. The present detour forces travelers to go 125 miles around a swamp. once finished the road will be twenty miles straight and support heavy traffic to Mississippi River shipping points.
Leftover breakfast cereals can be used with stronger flavors to create dishes such as oatmeal fish cakes and croquettes or loaves made from cereals and nuts. Cold cereals mixed with custard and fruit offer a nutritious, palatable dessert option.
A stark warning links food waste at home to shortages overseas. The message notes that waste harms hungry people in Europe and across borders. It urges thrift and mindful consumption to curb global hardship.
The Herald commends Sikeston Standard for an exceptional Christmas edition. It lauds the well printed pages, fine press and ad work, calling it rare art for a country town and a great help for regional development. The note extends congratulations to publisher Bro Blanton.
The text states that every person who has signed the food pledge is in the service of the United States Government and that the government expects them to contribute to conservation efforts to feed Our Boys.
One Meatless Day weekly for a year could save about 2.26 billion pounds of meat for soldiers and Allies. A Wheatless Day is expected to save 80 to 90 million bushels of wheat nationwide.
A fragment warns that people across distances would value discarded food, urging care with waste. It emphasizes gratitude from those in need and the impact of small acts of sharing.
A readers note argues kitchens serve as either a base of supplies or an alien aid, depending on how strictly households practice food economy and conservation. The comment highlights varying household approaches to stock management and waste reduction.
A concise look at how food shortages and supply lines influenced conflicts from medieval sieges to the Civil War era, shaping strategies and alliances and impacting outcomes.
Citizens confront whether adherence to a localFood pledge is real and ongoing. The piece surveys community concerns, urges accountability, and highlights public figures advocating for consistent practices in sourcing, waste reduction, and nutrition standards.
Miss Katie Streiff visited Caruthersville Sunday while Peter Striei of this city was in Pascola Monday.
A national report finds Americans discard more than one billion dollars worth of food annually. The study highlights household waste patterns and calls for changes in shopping, storage, and donation practices to curb losses.
Hayti Herald correspondent reports a busy week at Camp Doniphan Okla with hard trench digging hikes and drill. Knights of Columbus opened a mansion for soldiers hosting a mass with Bishop Meerchaert and General Berry urging duty to God and neighbor. Army bands and Y M C A provide entertainment while provost duty enforces lights out at taps. Jimmie Clayton of the 140th Infantry Band visits with furlough plans as others, including Hina Shultz, stop by the camp.
Poem laments military life with hunger and longing for home cuisine. References to food shortages and drills reveal wartime hardship. Sentiments express fatigue, thirst, and the desire for peace amid enlistment.
A lively verse recalls marching in uniform and enduring hard service. Soldiers endure limited comfort, boast durable gear, and vow to defeat the Kaiser. The poem ends with a defiant line affirming readiness for training and combat.
Four physicians report in Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift on an oedema disease linked to malnutrition from Germanys restricted diet. Symptoms include swollen feet legs hands and face with watery blood. Rest and ordinary hospital diets yield slow recovery.
The East and West News says Japanese native made paper leads in quality used for fine books and news magazines. Atami paper cloth showcases strength and versatility for durable clothing and other uses. Domestic demand and exports drive the rise, with no Atami cloth leaving Japan due to home consumption. Only China shows any parallel push to modernize this peasant industry.
A war correspondent notes that front line soldiers enjoy near normal baths with individual regulation tubs and access to hot and cold water. A donated Belgian army bath caravan includes a truck with multiple bathtubs a water heating plant and a roll up tent for shelter and drainage via hoses.
The Exchange opines that courage stems from will, but true manliness grows as the will is wholly surrendered. the rarer the surrender, the stronger the temper and courage become.
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