Food administration issues wheat and bread rules
Idaho and Pacific Northwest officials released wartime food rules to conserve wheat and substitutes. The measures require two wheatless days weekly, a victory bread standard with 20 percent substitutes, and limits on flour sales to individuals. Retailers must verify substitutes on sale and enforce rationing under the Food Control Act.
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EO MiPagma
Pugmalre
Food Administration
Washington
Oregon
Portland
Idaho
Washingtashington
California
Alaska
Fouth
Amwest
BR. F. Bicknell
Fed
Cbse T
Hh. M. Pugmire
U. S. Food Administration
Idaho Food Administration
Vomiers
Hooverized Recipes for Old Glory Bread and Rye Bread
The fragment lists Hoover era bread recipes including rye and oatmeal breads with directions on mixing, rising, and baking. It shifts to a policy note restricting sugar and flour sales, penalties, and regulatory details aimed at preventing over-purchasing in stores and by consumers. It cites enforcement by a food control office and exceptions for institutions and certain flours.
Fielding Academy Sews Tens and Plans Inter-school Meet
Lincoln's birthday observance included a chapel program with Instructor Spencer delivering "The Life and Work of Lincoln" and "The Soldier's Pray" read by Elsie Roberts. The Fielding music department received praise for supervision by Instructor Rich, with try-outs for inter-school debates and a Freshman program highlighting talent and potential pupils.
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Lincoln’s
Enstruetor Spencer
Lincoln
Elsie Roberts
Nevin
Fielding
B. Y
Coyril Budge
Hunice Escher
Earl Shepherd
Oneida
Petri Spencer
Blanche Kunz
Wilford Budge
Merlyn Evans
Horace H. Cummings
A Reckoning for the Kaiser in Hell
A dramatic dialogue depicts Satan and the Lord debating punishment for a cruel ruler. Satan asks for a fitting reward, while the Lord rejects mere fire and designs a torment for the Kaiser that lasts for all time. The piece ends with a vow of everlasting agony and mockery by tormented souls.
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Lucifer
Hell
Nero-and-bi
Hades
Imine
Catia
Satan
Old Folks Party in Snowy Paris Proves Grand
Last Thursday the 7th old folks of Paris held a reunion that weather could not dampen. A heavy snowstorm began midmorning but attendees arrived, enjoying bleigh rides to the pavilion, a brief program with piano solo recitations songs and a dialect piece, and a humor filled finish by Mrs Annie Laker and others.
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Paris
Bleighs
Lowing
James Davis
J. W. Neibaur
Jacob Tueller
J. W. Cook and Co
Abe Clayton
Annie Laker
Orson Pendreys
Sian Brice
Anacett Et Alcabe
Bishop Batton
John Humpherys
New School House Opens to Community Praise
A newly opened school house was formally received by the board of trustees on Wednesday. The event included a dance and readings by local performers. An upcoming issue will describe the building, noted as among the latest and possibly the most sanitary in Utah or Idaho.
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Paris
Thomsadsleight
Utah
Idaho
Former Paris Citizen Arthur Shepherd Premieres Fantaisie Humoristique
Boston concert review notes Arthur Shepherd, a Paris Idaho native and NEC faculty member since 1908, premiering his Fantaisie Humoristique for piano and orchestra with the New England Conservatory orchestra conducted by George W Chadwick. The ninth concert of the New Hogland Conservatory season also featured Cherubini and other pieces, with Lee M Pattison at the piano.
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Boston
Arthur Shepherd
New Hogland Conservatory
George W .Chadwick
Jordan Hall
Gay
Boston Composers” Club
Cecilis‘Society of
Salt Lake Symphony Orches
New England Conservatory Orchestra
Lee M. Pattison
Cherubini
Haure—Sullemann
Rumor Preference in American Public Belief
Readers reveal a bias for rumors over cautious explanations as illustrated by a commentary on misinformation and public gullibility. The piece underscores the difficulty of verifying reports and the tendency to believe sensational claims.
Public Schools Rally for Junior Red Cross Membership
County schools launch a drive for Junior Red Cross membership teaching its history and impact. Each school collects twenty five cents per pupil, through individual gifts or a school event, with parents often becoming the direct fund source. Includes civic calls to wear Red Cross buttons and notes on national duty and patriotic service.
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Red Cross
National Association
MacCracken
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Stileter
OLD Glory
Academy
Amignatrons
Ent
Rich
Glee Club
Fielding Girls
Kathryn Rich
Quattett
Veda Low &Co
Billy
Wiscombe
Horace Wever
Russell Oakey
Sergeant Smith
U. S. Army
Pocatello, Idaho
Cattle and Horse Growers Association District No. 6
Oreldck
America
D. H. N. MacCracken
Wilson
America Red Cross
National Educational Association
Cardinal Gibbons
Junilor
Itiaa Department of the American Red
Crésa
United States
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