Potato Recipes for Family Use and Reuse
Potatoes are abundant in the United States and should be used daily to prevent waste. The U S Department of Agriculture offers economical recipes for two days and a week, including Potato Islet breakfast and Potato Corn Chowder lunch or supper. Also included are potato cakes, brown-bacon fried potato sides, potato soup, baked stuffed potatoes, and a simple potato dish for dinner.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Stay Slender War Time Potatoes Recipe Appeal
A wartime USDA message promotes potato consumption to supply energy for workers. It urges avoiding fat storage, maintaining circulation, and staying slender through hard work. Citizens are encouraged to request new potato recipes from the USDA.
Wheat Substitutes for Bread and Pastry Use
Households can prevent wheat shortages by using substitutes from other cereals or dried peas beans potatoes nuts in bread biscuits muffins and pastry. The Farmers Bulletin 955 outlines methods including up to 25 percent meal from other grains and 11 percent in quick breads to keep flavor and appearance while reducing wheat usage.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
Uys
Substitutes for Sugi Satisfactory Sugar Alternatives
Satisfactory substitutes for sugar include sorghum corn and cane syrup maple sugar and syrup and honey. Maple syrup and sugar production are concentrated in states with maple trees and total output nears 14.0 million pounds of sugar and 4.0 million gallons of syrup annually. Sorghum syrup production rose sharply in 2017 with gains of about 4 million gallons, and sorghum syrup can be produced in most states to increase supply for Ironport soldiers.
Kastvilent muceuba can tense with dried lina beans
A fragment reads as a food item description mentioning dried lina beans and dried eur with tense preparation. The garbled OCR limits clear entities or actionable details for a fuller card.
Hunger Tower Restaurant Tale From Wartime Enticement
A fragmented wartime anecdote shifts from a telephone marriage plea to a satirical tale about a hunger tower once used to starve prisoners. The German food campaign and a cadaverous tourist vignette mix with a punchline about a cannibalized tower becoming a restaurant.
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Hoover
Washington
Germany
Fehloss
Orecastle
Sar
Stokers Bravery on U‑Boat Fight Afloat
Fireman Aloysius Fawcett and two crew members braved a steam filled fireroom to haul fires after a bottom blow valve was torn away on a US Navy vessel. Their quick nerve and action saved the boiler and verses from a serious accident at a critical moment. Fawcett enlisted in 1911 at Cincinnati.
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United States Navy
Aloysius Fawcett
Fawcett
Cincinnati
Freezone Corn Remover Promises Quick Relief on Dresser
A Cincinnati invention is hailed as a cheap remedy for hard and soft corns and callouses. The ad touts Freezone as painless and effective, claiming it removes corns instantly without soreness. It urges readers to buy a tiny bottle from any drug store for a few cents and keep it handy for foot care.
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Cincinnati
Adv
You Can Now Eat Your Favorite Food Without Fear
AH L Kramer, originator of Cascarets, claims BATONIC tablets relieve indigestion and stomach misery. The remedy neutralizes acids, eases gas, sweetens the stomach, and aids digestion, promoting appetite after meals. Many people report returning to favorite foods without after effects.BATONIC is sold by druggists with a Chicago address for the Batonic Remedy Co.
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Kramer
L. Kramer
Batonic Remedy Co
Chicago
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