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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1918
Page
3
Campaign cookbook style notice urging wartime diet rules from the United States Food Administration. It promotes rationing, menu ideas, and safe eating practices to support victory, including limits on sugar fat and wheat, plus sample recipes and daily meals.
A wartime speech extols England’s total mobilization, noting sugar and meat rations, universal war bread, and the shutdown of nonessential industry. It contrasts Britain’s discipline with civilian life, citing an experiment with bread portions in hotels. Also includes a brief home remedy for a seed poultice and eye-health notes.
An essay on women breaking myths about capability, citing Brontë sisters, Browning, Darwin, and Oliver Lodge, noting past doubts and future open fields in mental endeavors, with reflections on fashion, housekeeping, and the need for balanced living.
The article promotes home treatments for dry chapped hands using olive oil, cocoa butter, starch, and gloves, and outlines a weight loss regimen involving early walks, hot water with salt, and vacuum cleaning motions. It also warns against overnight facial powders, advising thorough nightly cleansing and proper skin care practices.
Handkerchiefs with embroidered phrases may bear names or mottos. Clothing and textiles stained by ink or grease can be treated by soaking with sour milk, then rubbing. For kerosene or grease on wood floors, a soda solution in boiling water helps remove the stain.
An army officer recalls how soldiers fighting separately faltered, while drill in close formation forged an elbow to elbow bond. In No Man's Land the sensed presence of comrades steadied them, proving loneliness and fear overcome when shared humanity is felt and comradeship is real.
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