Belleview Social Notes Show Weekend Gatherings
Belleview items report Mr and Mrs Eastman and Brackett visiting Mr Davis. The Russell family hosted a gathering with many friends Saturday evening. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Attendees included the Russell family, Myo Brecheisen of Cheartiel, A B Conner, Grosdidier, Lou Shirck, and others. Weather and local chatter accompany the informal social tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheartiel
A.B. Conner
Rt Grosdidier
Diane “Lou Shirck
Louies Freese
Corn Will Win Democracy's War Mainstay in Crisis
Surplus U S wheat sent to famine-threatened Europe as the great corn crop surpasses 3 000 000 000 bushels. Officials say corn will save the world's food situation. Housewives learn corn is a staple and can replace wheat in bread and other recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States Food Administration
Valley Forge
Europe
Soldier Mother Strickland of Texas and War Ration Pledge
Mrs Strickland of Shauston Texas is a German-born American who is called a soldier mother. She has seven sons, five at the front in Europe and two preparing to go. She serves in the Food Administration and pledges Wheatless Wednesday Meatless Tuesday and Porkless Saturday, observing meals at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birs. Strickland
Shauston
Texas
Europe
United States ‘Pad Administration
Food Conservation Army
Army of the
Food Administration
Local school cadets and staff visit amid busy week
An unclear report describes cadet Serber and staff at a city event with CAN Tor Woody and MG quint Mr 4. references to Miss Oy Vey Mau and Asst Lauren. names Glen, Charles, Laurence Aly, Pontphan and Doniphan appear amid scattered notes on visitors, dates, and a short visit schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cintra
Lauren
Glycerine Mixture for Appendicitis Promises Quick Relief
Advertised remedy from Dick Brothers drugstore claims Buckthorn bark glycerine flushes the entire bowel tract and prevents appendicitis. It boasts instant pleasant action and leaves the stomach clean and strong, with a price listed for the Mass street shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler
Dick Brothers
Mass
Street
Community Gleanings from Lawrence Area Visitations
The column records everyday visits and social happenings in Lawrence and nearby towns. Names include Fred Eggert, Mrs dutla Nest, Mr and Mrs Jon Northrup, Mr and Mrs Robert White, Mrs Charlies WI, Mr Ralph Davis, John Deere equipment sightings, and multiple couples sharing dinners, shopping trips, and Sunday gatherings.
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Fred Esgert
Dutla
Robert White
Mevri
Westiy
Della Tern
Hve
Tilia Waite
Albert Hindman
Jett Megas
Meri Soin
Walter Young
Cates
Lawrence
Gnu
Charlies
SOI
Jon Northrup
Sin Lawrence
Ralph Davis
Herr
John Deere Spreaie Atv
Fred Eggert
C. P. Davis
Plin White
Made in Germany lies circulated in Canada
An official Canadian statement denounces Made in Germany rumors aimed at hindering food conservation. The U S food administration says Canada faces insidious reports that erode public trust in food control. Citizens are urged to ignore harmful stories and cooperate in protecting food resources.
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Germany
Canada
Tooan
United States Food Administration
Clrvacter
United States
Amd
Wenthl
No royal road to food conservation says US FDA
The United States Food Administration urges voluntary action by all citizens to conserve food. It states saving and substitution must occur at every kitchen table, dinner table, and across the nation’s millions of kitchens and food establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration
Jonteet Face Powder and Cold Cream Sold in Lawrence
Jonteet cream in White and Flesh at 5 cents and Jonteet Combination Cold Cream 50 cents. Also faint wording for Fale at 25 cents per can. Sold only in Lawrence at McCulloch's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
McCulloch’s
Lawrence
This Is Our Winter of Test by U S Food Administration
The message argues that food is a local problem for each community and urges voluntary sacrifice. It states prices and rules cannot cover all needs, and individuals must eat only what is necessary to preserve national wealth. It marks 1919 as the test period for Americans to voluntarily conserve to aid the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Organization of the United States Food Administration
Big Herds Drained by War Demand Across Europe
The United States Food Administration warns American stock raisers to conserve flocks and herds to meet Europe’s wartime meat needs. Cattle declines press France and England as pasture and price policies reshape production, with France dropping to 12.54 million cattle from 14.81 million and milk output halving. The report says future U.S. focus should be on meat animals and dairy, not cereals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States Food Administration
Germany
France
England
Denmark
Bolland
Food Administration
America
British bread program costs Britain 200 million dollars a year
The government finances bread relief in England by controlling grain and selling milled flour at cut rates. Imported wheat is bought at market prices and allocated to mills, enabling four pound loaves at 18 cents, two pound at 9 cents, and one pound at 5 cents while French bread runs at 16 cents for a four pound loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Great Britain
France
Meatless menus become permanent under scarcity forecast
E H Niles in the Hotel Gazette argues meat and fat shortages may persist five to six years after peace, urging permanent meatless menus built on grain vegetables and fish. He suggests cereals and other proteins replace meat and notes American Creole and southern cuisines offer rich options. Hurtshire Market Cafe features Collins and his standout soups.
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E. H. Niles
Hotel Gazette
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Iedieen
Swaneli
Ernest
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Roy Dye
Kansas
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Geo
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Teriday
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Cascana
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Tirsch Strickland
Houstoa
Vinland High School
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Ryeryeony
Hiss
Cyarig
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Nadrestelp
Rath Gonder
Amoi
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Belvcif
Glen
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Doniphan
Laurence
Aly
Ben
Pontphan
Mary Te Meri
Franklin
Food For the Times
U. S. Food Administration
Collins
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