Red Cross Probes Camp Relief Across Seven Cantonments
The Southwestern Division reports Red Cross activities at seven army camps from October 23 to November 1. About 125000 sweaters from Washington and St. Louis supply sources were distributed, with air squadrons at Camp Hicks Fort Worth and Camp Kelley San Antonio receiving kits and warm apparel for troops bound for France. Extended aid included dozens of thousands of items for the 128th Field Artillery and Camp McArthur pacs, blankets for pneumonia cases, and heating appliances for meningitis isolation wards. The Department of Military Relief coordinated with camp authorities, and a letter of appreciation from Camp Funston’s commander acknowledged prompt hospital supplies and future support. STANLEY STONER, Director Military Relief Southwester Division A RC.
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Railway Exchange
Wheatless Biscuits From Parched Cornmeal
Parched cornmeal forms the base of these wheatless biscuits. Mix cornmeal with salt peanut butter and water, heat and stir, then combine with hot peanut butter mixture. Drop dough and bake in ungreased pan as small cakes. Each piece yields about one sixth ounce of protein.
Delicious Corn Muffins From an Old Fashioned Recipe
An old fashioned corn muffin recipe revived for use in some large New York hotels. Ingredients include milk, butter substitute, syrup or honey, salt, baking powder, corn meal, rye flour, and eggs. The method emphasizes thorough mixing of hot syrup with milk and gradual addition of eggs before combining with dry ingredients and baking powder.
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New York
Sugar Price Fight Reveals War Time Shortage and Hoover Stand
The article explains how sugar, once 35 cents a pound during the Civil War, is sold today to consumers at 8 to 9 cents amid an Allied war sugar shortage. It details Hoover and the Food Administration’s measures to regulate refining profits, shipping to France, and consumer limits, arguing the approach saves money for the public and supports Allied needs while noting Cuba and other producers. It also cites commissions and policy aims to stabilize imports, distribution, and prices, with critique of critics who blame the administration.
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Big Herds Decline Across War Europe Demand
The United States Food Administration warns American stock raisers to conserve flocks and herds to meet Europe’s wartime meat demands. Germany, England, France, Denmark, and Holland show dramatic livestock shifts with cattle declines and dairy cuts. The report argues future American production should focus on meat animals and dairy products rather than cereals after the war.
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England
France
Denmark
Holland
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America
Made in Germany Rumors Circulate in Canada
Canadian food controller condemns widespread rumors about made in Germany lies and home canned goods seizures. The statement notes stories are malicious, persistent, and aimed at destroying public trust in food control. Citizens urged to avoid spreading unverified tales.
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