National Food Preservation contest offers 25000 prize fund
The National Food Preservation council announced a contest to promote home food conservation with prizes totaling 25000. First prize is a model home worth over 10000 or 10000 in gold, location by winner and council, second prize a new automobile or 3500 in gold, rules printed elsewhere. Judges include Merle Thorpe B C Forsive and Dr Walter Hollis Eddy. Booklet How to Board Nour Faculty's Health outlines contest details and how to obtain materials.
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Winners Visit Japan in Nation Contest
Alma Groves and Merle Clarke, national flag contest winners, tour Kobe Japan with a traditional rickshaw ride as photographers capture them. The piece shifts to home safety, urging vigilant food preservation and refrigeration to prevent microbial growth and spoilage in daily meals.
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Flag Winners See Ruins in Egypt
The Wolversel Service reports the U S flag champions from San Francisco arriving in Cairo after a two week cruise through the Indian Ocean and Red Sea. The group met officials, toured sites like the Sphinx and pyramids, visited mosques and historic Christian church ruins, and were praised as ambassadors of friendship. Their journey continues to Alexandria and Europe, with cheers expected for American youths abroad.
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