Food administration calls for voluntary wartime conservation
Washington Aug 20 Herbert Hoover outlines a plan to increase world food supplies and reduce waste to win the war. He urges Americans to cut wheat flour use and meat, dairy, sugar consumption, boost fish and sea foods, and expand exports while guarding domestic supply. He stresses equal burden and voluntary action across households and businesses to sustain allies and maintain prices.
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Haig Reflects on Wasted Lives of Lawyers
Sir Douglas Haig, marking his fifty sixth birthday, recalls a cavalry inspection tale. He praises neat repairs but learns two troopers are lawyers by trade, prompting him to wonder how they wasted their lives practicing law.
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Cuticura Ads and Light Verse Snippets
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for skin irritations promising relief in ten minutes after a hot bath and soap wash, with free samples by mail. The page also features light theater dialogue about an egg joke and brief notes on rheumatism remedies, plus Red Cross Ball Blue detergent claims and a stray grocer endorsement.
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Treating Garden Seeds In A Prohibition Town
A marginal verse and notice describe entertainments for soldiers in a toining district. A potato pie supper is planned for Saturday with a Sunday evening subject titled A Night of Agony, reflecting a grim tone amid quartered troops.
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