Should Have No Shortage! Food Waste Must Be Stopped
Charles Lathrop Pack warns against food shortages by blaming waste rather than scant supply. He cites annual losses of 700 million to 710 million dollars in food and urges farmers, housewives, and transport agencies to cut waste to aid allies and sustain U S food security. A Mass town forms juvenile garden police to guard school and private gardens, aiming for the country’s finest produce.
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Cuarles Lathrop
National Emergency
Toot Garden Commission
Washington
America
United States
America 4
France
Brocton
Mass
Uney
Citiliens
New Bedford Gleaners plan town hall event and supper
The Gleaners Sunday school at M. H. church will hold a pest in the town hall Thursday evening in June. All are invited and ladies should bring pies. A supper will fund Red Cross auxiliary work. The first regular meeting is announced for Friday afternoon with instructions on auxiliary tasks. plus a long list of local Personal notices from Miss Sara Pinkerton in Nashua to Miles Grace Graver visiting West Middlesex.
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Gleaners
M. H
Smaies
Red Cross
Ta Iet
Svas
New
Belford Creamery
Mary Keffelman
Hookstown
Ernest Cozad
Priday
Cazad
Sadie Morris
Sabina Rogers
Nat
Milda Shuster
Youngstown
W. D. Wanna
Jezete Walker
Jemila McGreary
Wes & Suest
Maude Jenkins
Frank J. Carlisle
C. H. Shields
Miller
Wiliam and
James
Cuyhoga Park
Kate Milter
James Neal
Sharon
Ben Neal
Dr. Flinter
West Middlesex
Merle Murdock
E. R. Lowry
Earl Cover
Radl McChiskey
A Bad Back Made Good
A medical advertisement claims backache stems from kidney issues and urges use of Amuric, double strength, to remove uric acid. It describes relief for kidney congestion, headaches, and rheumatic pain, and notes Dr Pierce’s institution endorses the remedy with widespread store availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. Bower
Moo
Morce
Anarte
Some Of The Freaks Recently Patented
A fragment lists odd inventions from a Scientific American piece. Items include a torpedo-prone device with windward head, a pedal calorificator for warming hands, a tube worn under clothing with a foot branch and mouthpiece, a corn-cob end polisher for false teeth, a sanitary locket for gum, a wooden hit to curb snoring, and a noisy alarm clock that taps the sleeper’s arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Crow
Lrandte
Luitt
Mves
Brooklyn
Croyi
Odd Inventions and Gags in Patent Office Gazelle
The Fatent Office Gazelle lists whimsical devices from a mechanism to stop comical sections in bed to a egg counting machine and medicated nests. Other items include locomotive attachments that spray live steam at raiders and cayenne pepper in burglars eyes. A hat hood impedes chicken vision to stop flying fences, chicken goggles, and a self removing hat with spring actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatent Office Gazelle
Croy
Penguins Hatch Eggs On Their Feet
An article summarizes Dr. Michard A Matthowski from the University of Missouri on maternal instincts in various animals. It notes emperor penguins lay a single egg hatched on the parent's feet and warmed by a bare patch of skin around the eye. It also mentions scorpions and a substitute for rats using thorite mineral as a radium substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctic
Michard A .Matthowski
University of Missouri
America
Mulikowski
Morler
Mem
Neeway
Be Rid Of That Ache With Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Mars Montgomery of New Castle credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relieving severe backaches swelling under the eyes and puffiness. She reports kidney trouble symptoms vanished after use and praises the remedy publicly. The endorsement mentions the product from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Mars Montgomery
West Washington Street
New Castle
Mragomery
Dean
Montgomery
foster-Milburn = Co
Buffalo
Elks Plan $1 Million War Charity Drive
At a Boston convention the Elks announce a $1,000,000 charitable contribution for wartime relief. The committee includes former Governor Tener and other officials. decision to confer with Red Crow authorities in Washington. Also notes Japan’s industry and a Wilkes-Barre strike costing $5 million.
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Boston
John K. Tener
Pansogalyanta
Jozeph T. Fanning
Indianapolis
Jerome F. Flahar
Jamestown
X. C
Georgiyik. Chamberlain
Oregon
Chicago
C. T. Brough
Arkansas
Ellis
Edward Tybor
Grand Exalters
Bye
Red Crows
Pedoral Delars
Washington
Righter
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Uncle Sam
D. R. Bollard
East
Atreet
Egeiteed
Orr
Penn Coal and Supply CO
Bell
Moravia
Valen Phone Dal
Elna Cheats As
Eamilelles Iine
Washington St
Lite Gants
Atrong
Book’s Shoes
E. Washington
Brown & Mamilton Co
Aney’s Chit
Biggest & Best
New Bedford
Rey Omoss
Sara Pinkerton
Nashua
Cly Swogeer
W. M
Wilson Walker
Kellogayille
A. M. Walker
W. J. Offutt
Long Avenue and
Jefferson Street
Mahoningtown
Long Avenue
Jie
Amos. Keag Chambray
Attr
Solths Manor
Khorassan Ramingter
Suhustes Hay
Smiths
Nappoerhan
Suburbia
Axminster
Subiehanny
Suburtan Way
Knowl Ais Advertiser
Vahin le
Poros Union
Aida 40
Life
Columbia
Walter
Cor
Long Ave
Jefferson St
British War Office
At Amend
Howneer
Elks
Wilkes-Harre
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