Bread First Allocate Wheat For War Fronts
Wartime appeal urges Americans to save wheat in every home to ensure bread for soldiers at the front. It notes waste has been reduced but calls for greater cuts in flour use across twenty million households.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1918
Page
4
Wartime appeal urges Americans to save wheat in every home to ensure bread for soldiers at the front. It notes waste has been reduced but calls for greater cuts in flour use across twenty million households.
Women of America are urged by the President to conserve food and stop waste with a focus on bread. The campaign promotes wheatless meals, 20 percent other cereals in bread, no bread waste, and saving a slice daily to feed soldiers. Bakers pledge to bake to government wheat-saving rules.
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