Flag Flying Tradition Over Capitol During War
During World War I the United States flag was kept flying over the Capitol at night for patriotic reasons. The Capitol was chosen because it was exempt from military rules that require the flag to be lowered at sunset and kept aloft continually.
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Processing notes warn against replacing liquid loss
The notice cautions that replacing liquid loss during processing can allow bacteria to enter and require reprocessing. It states liquid loss does not cause the food to suck, though product portions above the liquid may darken. Steel Plow Cane made his first enter steel.
Inflation and Wages in France and America
The piece argues inflation outpaces wage gains, citing France 1914 to present where higher earnings do not guarantee better living. It warns that cost of living rises erode savings and insurance while urging production, cost cuts, and collective action to lower living costs.
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