Pamphlets Ford US Ideals Across Paris in War Effort
American Y M C A educational pamphlets distributed in French schools and homes argue US ideals and wartime aims. Three booklets for different grade levels explain why the United States joined the war, how it aids the Allies, and the program for troops, food, and credits.
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E. A. Batchelor
Paris
America
Educational Bureau
Department of Public Instruction
France
United States
John Erskine
Columbia University
Carl Holliday
University of Toledo
Holliday
Leares
Appelhoom
University of Kansas
Red Triangle
Appelboom
New Food Regulations Set By U S Food Administration
New rules take effect Oct 21 guiding hotels restaurants and public eateries. Hoover twelve orders restrict sugar butter bread and meat usage and mandate 20 percent wheat content in breads. Violations deemed wasteful under the Food Control Act. Obituary notices for Homer Pearce Dr Edn Pearce Randolph Pearce and Mrs Stella Morrill end this item.
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U. S. Food Administration
Boy Seeks Farm Work Loan From Wichita Bank
Verner Ditus a twelve year old from Burdette Kansas applies for a seed wheat loan under a new farm loan plan. He owns a horse and a cow each valued at 50 dollars and uses his father's machinery seeking 800 dollars on a 100 acre tract. The Paw Brook farm agent notes his good reputation as a farmer and says his parents must sign the mortgages.
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Wichita
Kan
Verner Ditus
Burdette
Wichita Loan Bank
L. M. Eastabrook
Young Ditus
Pawbrook
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McCoy
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Edn Pearce
Randolph Pearce
Stella Morrill
Boy
Kansas
Grandview
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J. Edgar Frazier
Marshall
US Fuel Administration
O’gara Coal Co
The
Big Creek Colliery Company
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Coal Man
the Keifer Drug Co
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