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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
4
In a wartime appeal the text urges continued aid to feed allied soldiers and sustain the fight for freedom. It references a pool, counts, and the aim of securing victory for liberty, signaling resource support and distribution efforts.
A wartime piece urging American home front mobilization to support Allies. It highlights hunger, starvation in Europe, and the need to increase food production, gardens, canning, and volunteer effort to sustain the war effort and prevent defeat if the U S. remains passive.
U S Food Administration chief De Felt highlights first year results showing voluntary conservation bred immense savings in wheat and meat. Wheat could reach 170 million bushels saved, aiding Allies. beef exports rose to 190 million pounds monthly. France, Britain facing severe shortages, reliance on American help emphasized.
The Vorvand Carriage Co offers rubbish removal from residences at 7 cents per month and from business places at reasonable rates. Calls may be made on Saturday, orders left at the St. Johns ware, or by calling Woodlawn.
The piece, quoting Hulett and White House rhetoric, urges Americans to aid wartime relief by sharing scarce food to aid Allied nations. It emphasizes the moral duty to join Britain Italy France in resisting tyranny and to use American resources for the common cause. It frames small acts as part of a greater national effort to defeat conquest.
The article advocates milk as an essential food for proper child nourishment. It argues milk provides all necessary elements in easily digestible form and cites scientific findings supporting its special properties for growth.
Fragmentary wartime exhortation urges citizens to take active part for America, promising shared sacrifice and readiness at home. The text emphasizes front-line resolve and domestic preparations as essential to the national effort.
The fragment notes initial work started on May 19 1917 and an August 16 passage of the Food Control Act. It also references export related timing from July, indicating regulatory actions on food and exports during that period. The compact item captures the sequence of early 1917 actions and August enactment with implied July export context.
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