New Rules For Public Eating Places On Wheat Use
Public eating places must limit wheat products under wartime policy. Victory bread up to two ounces per person per meal is allowed, while bread with limited wheat may be four ounces per person per meal. Quick breads with no wheat have no limit. Rules emphasize enforcement and reporting violations to the state administrator.
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Nerve tonics and wartime food rulings announced
The article urges phosphate for nerve strength and weight gain, promotes Bitro-Phosphate, and warns against overuse. It then outlines wartime food rules limiting wheat products and sugar in public places, plus beef conservation measures issued by Howard Heinz, Federal Food Administrator for Pennsylvania.
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Howard Heinz
Pennsylvania
Wireless Torpedo Control Demonstrated by Ericsson
Arthur E. Ericsson of the North Truro naval radio station proves a radio controlled torpedo can be steered from three miles away. The system keeps the vessel on target by limiting rudder movement to a fixed range, with shore apparatus controlling the rudder via two independent radio wave series of differing character.
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Arthur E. Ericsson
Naval
North Truro
Mass
Mr. Ericsson
Nu Vim Iron Weed Tonic Promises Health Restorations
Pittsburg readers praised Nu Vim Iron Weed Tonic for stomach liver kidney and bladder relief claiming it builds from the stomach up and revives a wrecked body. The formula lists Iron weed burdock poke root prickly ash queen's root yellow dock Oregon grape cascaria with iodine salicylates and offers blue liver and bowel tablets in each package. Sold for $1.00 at Clutton Drug Store New Castle and Ellwood Pharmacy Ellwood City Pa.
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Pittsburgers
Clutton Drug Store
Washington St
New Castle
Ellwood Pharmacy
Ellwood City
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