Butter that Won’t Melt in Africa Described for Desert Warfare
The article explains a shock resistant butter for North Africa troops, fortified with a high melting point fat and canned like food to stay fresh at 120 degrees. It emphasizes American troops’ provisioning and shifts to urging War Bond purchases through payroll savings to fund the war.
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