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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
6
Government guidance on child nutrition during wartime outlines sample menus from Farmers' Bulletin 717. It lists No 1 apple sauce with oatmeal and milk, No 2 brewed prunes with cocoa and toast, No 1 stew with vegetables and meat, whole wheat bread and rice pudding, and No 2 fish with greens, corn bread and milk, plus soups and desserts.
Guidance on feeding children with a wartime emphasis on milk, meats, bread, fats, vegetables, and fruit. Recommends daily portions, discourages coffee and tea, favors milk and simple desserts, and provides two child friendly recipes Milk Vegetable Soups and Rice Pudding with practical preparation notes.
Three additional United States food leaflets have been added to the seven already published by the Food Administration and the Department of Agriculture. Titled Vegetables for Winter, Plenty of Potatoes, and Instead of Meat, the leaflets will be supplied directly only to lenders and active workers in the food conservation movements, using department funds.
Washington notes show Senate debate over funding losses from fuel order, potential wartime claims, and a lively gallery with remarks on Colonel House and Roosevelt. It also covers military administration, quartermaster reforms, weather bureau funding, and Borah defending presidential power against Congress.
Dialog notes a playful exchange where Harold sends flowers and She interprets it as implying She is a “dead one” by Harold, reflecting their flippant tone. The fragment captures a light moment of misread signals in a casual conversation.
A new bracket accessory for bedsides promises to support brackets attached to any bedstead aiding invalids. It aims to stabilize tables and provide a versatile mounting option for medical supplies, without requiring special furniture.
Boschee's German Syrup promotes cough relief and throat and lung inflammation soothe. It claims to aid sleep and morning expectoration, notes fifty two years in American sale, and touts use in lung trouble asthma croup bronchitis. Ends with a wry ad line about admiration for saying the right thing.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as safe for all, claiming no nervousness or head ringing due to tonic and laxative effects. It mentions a single Bromo Quinine and references BR. W. GROVE with a signature iron box. The copy then pivots to a melodramatic line about loving an heiress with “a silver dollar” as each reason.
Don’t be fooled by imitations buy the original Vacher Balm for coughs colds croup and sore hurts. Priced at 25 cents per jar or tube samples available free. If no local agent writes for agency E W Vacher Inc New Orleans La. Municipal suffrage granted to women in Guanajuato Mexico.
Seward Oklahoma resident Mrs Annie Bowlby writes that after two years of illness including mouth blisters, a vile taste, back and kidney pain, and fever she used Thedford's Black Draught as a tea with a teaspoonful dose and gradually recovered. She praises the remedy and urges others to try it.
A new factory to produce alcohol from sweet potatoes is planned for the Azores, outlining an industrial project aimed at diversifying the region’s economy and leveraging local agricultural resources.
Ad touts La Cre ole Hair Dressing to cover gray hair at price one dollar. Includes a brief note about wages rising in South Wales steel work and a tip to stay healthy with Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for liver, bowels, and stomach. Ends with a proverb advising silence to argue with women.
Mansfield cough balsam claims to heal inflamed membranes and quiet tickling nerves in the throat. Advertised as invaluable for babies. Priced at 25 cents and 50 cents. Also notes United States has 350000 Indians in a separate line.
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