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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1916
Page
6
Salt, a common dietary staple, has diverse uses from cooking and preservation to cleaning, dyeing, and health. It is produced in vast quantities in the United States and plays a role in laundry, textiles, and household care, with cautions about overuse and effects on digestion.
The Medical World asserts candy can curb drinking by replacing urges with sweets. It cites breakfast molasses, mid day candy, and theatre candy sales as factors reducing the urge to drink. The piece notes a forgotten urge after sharing candy with a companion.
A mother says her son Willie works as an office boy and already knows who ought to be discharged, waiting for promotion to attend to that task.
A fragment shows exchange about information disclosure with a tired attendant replying affirmatively. The dialogue hints at a bureaucratic setting and a queried information flow in a public or press context. The readable lines suggest tension over transparency.
The article discusses Atwater and Chittenden figures for daily protein fat and carbohydrate needs, noting variation by sex and activity. It cites German wartime economies showing smaller intakes can sustain health, and urges studying food values and proper nutrient combinations for individuals and the nation.
A Chicago Health Department diet squad unveils a forty cent a day menu covering breakfast lunch and dinner with stewed prunes bread corn meal mush coffee Lima bean soup stewed carrots beef hous ton pot roast chopped beef boiled rice and apple sauce The bill of fare lists market quotes for rice ground beef prunes cornmeal and heels to illustrate low cost per day meals.
A fragment quotes Willis joking about fuel efficiency and distant travel versus Gillia dismissing foreign cars as exaggeration. The exchange plays on boasts of miles per gallon and skepticism of foreign-made vehicles.
Two rival livery stables near each other trade banners in a street advertising clash. One owner posted Our horses need no whip to make them go. The rival answered No, the wind blows them along.
In a humorous exchange, an old Dame quips about candle costs being high "a pound for candles" while a grocer explains the hike is due to the war, noting "they are dearer now." The Dame replies in astonishment that fighting by candle-light is occurring now.
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