Sugar use in confectionery and wartime food needs
The United States Food Administration notes sugar used for candy could meet all wartime ration needs and even supply Italy for a year. One third of US sugar goes to food manufacture including confectionery. 150 000 to 500 000 tons feed confectionery annually. The text links candy spending to Belgium relief and wartime consumption, with broader war context and scattered references.
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United States
United States Food Administration
Italy
Belgium
Sock Narratives In A Weaving Worker’s Train of Thought
The text sketches a restless seamstress or worker reflecting on a traveler, knitting and pondering. It depicts concerns about warmth, rough living, and the paper boss, with jittery lines of unfinished knitting and a sense of mounting tension as the worker contemplates outcomes and hope for the traveler.
Prompt to curb wartime power site exploitation letter cited
A letter presents four strong answers to corporate pleas for government to reverse conservation measures and grant favorable power-site terms to power interests over the public. The written critique argues for keeping protections while wartime needs are balanced.
Power development must be government led say Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot argues in the East Oregonian that private power development without government control is wrong. He says only government action can ensure broad development and cheap electricity, warning against private profit and echoing wartime needs for modern methods and public justice.
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Gifford Pinchiot
The
East Oregonian Today
Pinchot
Mystery of 28 Years Ago From Daily Prom Night Notes
A garbled November 9 183% Daily Prom item recalls Mrs FB OU Thompson wiring for electric nights and a police caution about a friend’s cigar. A stone pavement is planned before the First National Bank and Col J 28 Ragerville is noted among city items. Obscure notices include Mrs J T Konnery’s death and Speke Master Mechayl Graham in the city.
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Prom the
Rfeeortan
Thompson
Frrom
Portland
Hein
Pendleton
J. T Konnery
Mold Speke
Mechayl Graham
Pinchot Pleads For Public Water Power Use
Gifford Pinchot urges immediate public development of Waterpower after war, criticizing private interests and lobbying in Congress. He outlines six principles to govern water resources, insisting power belongs to the people and must remain under public control to serve national welfare. The call to action asks readers to support restoration of public power access postwar.
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Gifford Pinchot
Milford
Pike A
Cork
Alan Qingeh
Friends of
Ocon
Forvathin Hove
Congress
Inet
Cote Tatorm
Friends of Conservation
Fragmentary Medical Tablet Claims Food Effects
The readable lines describe a tablet named Lie Crinethitne hortilies claiming to affect the bowels. It mentions a person named Kieth Chiite and a test involving peaches and weed, with warnings of possible effects. The passage is garbled but suggests a health claim and consumer advisory.
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Cherny Tee
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Bem
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Ert
Sakt Oregonian Publishing CO
Pradieton
Orégon
Kerensk
Utaaiaman Pane
Gould
Miko
Rey
Dart
Pepe
Weil
Kate
B. L. Burroughs, Inc
Gifford Pinghot
S Overland
Willys- Knight Automobiles
Rone
Willys
Simos
Prion Soren
Bra Peru
Tie Mart
Tv Jong and
Fow
Artfetic Wimphholty
James L. Elam
Deeth Cave
Ohmart
Scotland
Owl
M. A. Gunst Branch
General Cigar Co., Inc
Pacific Power G Light Company
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