Hoover And Heinz Praise American Housewife In Food Call
Hoover urged housewives to conserve food with no white bread during the war and to limit wheat use. Heinz and E V McCollum spoke on substitution, nutrition, and education urging milk and leafy vegetables, while Pennsylvanias food administration was praised. The message stressed self discipline, voluntary cooperation, and an honor system in conservation efforts.
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America
Herbert Hoover
State Food Conservation Committee
Philadelphia
Heinz
E. V. McCullum
W. A. Hawley
Hoover
Food Administration
Pennsylvania
Thorugh
E. V. McCollum
John Hopkins
Foreign rehearsals and returned soldier romance
A terse dialogue in the Boston Transcript shows a wife accusing her husband of affairs with French women during his service. He questions the claim, and she asserts his alleged improvement in romance since returning.
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Boston Transcript
Cattlemen Prepare for Record Holstein Sale in Milwaukee
Thousands of cattle raisers across the United States target a three day Holstein cattle sale following the Holstein-Friesian association of America meeting in Milwaukee. The event, the association’s thirty second annual, expects top prices and features a banquet with Governor Phillip and noted agriculture and university figures.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Holstein Friesian Association
Wooster
Mass
Holland
Phillip
Wisconsin
S. H. Rawl
Department of Agriculture
Washington
E. V. McCullum
Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore
Eternal Triangle On Ostrich Farm Snares The Emu
SAN FRANCISCO June 7 The park police report a comic love triangle among two ostriches Evangeline Psyche and Helen and a male emu Don Juan Evangeline pursues Don Juan while Psyche and Helen rival for his attention Don Juan is nearly killed trying to reach Evangeline and a fence is reinforced to separate the birds Evangeline continues to court while Don Juan wastes away awaiting fate
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San Francisco
Cal
McGee
Park Police
Don Juan
Evangeline
Psyche
Helen
Illinois Starts Big Drive To Aid In The Fuel Supply
Illinois Fuel Administrator launches a week long statewide drive to persuade residents to buy coal now for winter. Officials urge large and small consumers to stockpile fuel as a patriotic duty, with abundant literature and nationwide coordination by the United States Fuel Administration.
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Illinois
Springfield
Ill
United States Fuel Administration
Iced Tea and Ice Drinks Prohibited in War Year
In Little Rock officers within the state food administration ban iced tea sherbets and water ices at soft drink stands to conserve sugar for the war effort. The order also denies manufacturers who used their 1918 sugar allotment any additional sugar for the year.
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Little Rock
Ark
State Food Administration
Food Administration
Sanitary Officers Arrest Man for Vault Casing
Sanitary officers arrested Sam Bogus who faced the mayor on a charge of covering an open vault after being ordered not to. A $10 fine plus costs was assessed and paid.
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Sanitary
Sam Bogus
De Palma Declared Winner Of Harkness Handicap
The Harkness Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Speedway ended with corrections to results. Ralph De Palma was officially crowned winner in 58 minutes 21 seconds for 100 miles, beating Tom Milton by 10 seconds into second place.
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Tom Milton
Sheepshead Bay Speedway
Ralph de Palma
Milton
de Palma
Davis Finds War Reporter’s Surprise in French Chateau
The article recalls Richard Harding Davis visiting a ruined Belgian chateau after Antwerp. He seeks shelter in a shell-pocked manor and discovers an American Globe-Wernicke bookcase in a grand library with old volumes including La Chanson de Roland and Euripides, amid German depredations.
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Richard Harding Davis
Brand Whitlock
Hague
Louvain
Davis
Balkans
South Africa
Orient
Mexico
Antwerp
Globe-Wernicke
J. N. Euwers’ Sons’ Sons
Governor Alone Can Stop Death Of Negroes
Nashville June 7 Only last minute action by Governor Rye can save two negroes Alsup and Williams from death in the electric chair tomorrow. The men were convicted of criminal assault the only crime carrying the state's death penalty in Tennessee. They attacked a young white woman in Giles county in 1917.
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Nashville
Tenn
Rye
Tennessee
Alsup
Williams
Giles County
Wallace To Speak At Grove City Ivy Day Address
Attorney Robert L. Wallace will deliver the Ivy Day address at Grove City commencement next Monday. The event marks the annual graduation ceremony for the institution.
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Wallace
Grove City
Robert L. Wallace
Grove City College Holds Alumni Events After War Losses
Wallace, a Grove City College graduate, attends the Tuesday class day exercises and the annual board of trustees meeting. F R Babcock of Pittsburg, president of the board, will give the Wednesday commencement address, followed by the alumni luncheon in the gym. The honor roll lists over 300 names including students and alumni.
Bill Cooley Faces Mayor Over Drunkenness Charge
This morning Bill Cooley confronted the mayor on a drunkenness charge. He was given a chance to sober up and fined 13 dollars in default of which he will serve five days on the road gang.
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Seeenth
Bill” Cooley
Bill
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