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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
6
A garbled text presents Heinz urging simple, economical public banquets and home entertaining, arguing for conserving food during wartime. It cites waste concerns, calls for modest meals, and references wartime rationing and duties tied to national effort. The piece mentions public events, private entertainments, and a push to align dining with restrictive food laws.
Howard Heinz, U S Food Administrator for Pennsylvania, warns of a potential ice shortage due to hot weather and increased demand for refrigeration for meat, fruit, and vegetables. He calls for waste elimination, careful storage, and public cooperation, noting ammonia supply limits may affect artificial ice and ammunition production.
A campaign committee seeks at least three dozen volunteers to back Senator Ball in a bid tied to the party’s platform. The effort targets raising funds and promoting the candidate’s agenda across New Mexico and neighboring communities.
The report notes Air Scouts drifting during two days and describes various war related activities. It mentions Mrs. Adolphus Busch of St Louis and a seizure order by alien property custodian A Mitchell Parker. The piece references General Pestone and morale boosting efforts, with scattered notes on safety supplies and travel.
Both houses press a measure requiring all men of draft age to show registration cards when seeking jobs. Employers must report evaders to federal authorities, effective enforcement across the state.
Three year old Alina Cassino of Ridley Township near Chester, Pa., fell into a river from a springhouse with a tin bucket and drowned. She was found by her mother, Mrs Frank Cassino.
General markets report steady flour soybeans and rye in Philadelphia with No 2 red wheat at 2.25 a bushel and No 2 yellow corn around 1.70 to 1.73. Live poultry prices hold, butter steady at 44 cents a pound, and Chicago hogs advance with tops near 16.90 and most between 16.20 and 16.85 for butcher and mixed grades.
The excerpt argues that observing others and acting decisively leads to self confidence and progress. It frames seeing and doing the right thing as wisdom and profit, citing Plato to emphasize that unexamined life hinders livability and success for individuals and organizations.
A fragmentary report states material previously supplied only from Austria has been found in Texas. The notice hints at a larger shipment or source change and mentions a group or entity linked to the obtected, with no clear details on purpose or period.
Italian war office reports a cessation of major mountain fighting and reduced violence along the main front. In the Piave valley area and northeast sectors, Italian forces repulsed enemy efforts, captured prisoners, and maintained抵own positions from Muserada to Capo Sile.
The report states 30,000 prisoners captured with 120 guns seized. Austria’s forces claim continued assaults on our positions and gains around the Fossett canal and Montello, while Venetia fights on. Italy reportedly suffers heavy losses, with multiple guns and other materiel captured in the three days of fighting.
The Huvas correspondent reports heavy Austro Hungarian assaults on French positions in the Asiago sector. French defenses hold firm. prisoners and matériel captured. six hundred Austro Hungarian corpses buried before the French regiment. Boroevic commands three Austro Hungarian armies in a costly battle with massive resources.
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