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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1918

Page

16

You May Now Eat Meat in Times of Shortage

A fragmented report describes meat restrictions tied to diesel and storage limits and notes a general principle of food conservation remains in effect. It lists WATELES Wa Bratiaa Counts Aduatuistrat and several assistants including Babeouk Potter A Bedtimad Dil ton CC Jones Gurley W. Smith Sunol F Lehmkuhl Lodgepole Woo Andres Lorenzo as associated officials.

Cotesenv Wateles Wa Bratiaa Aduatuistratev Babeouk Potter A Bedtimad Dilton CC Jones Gurley W. Smith Sunol F Lehmkuhl Lodgepole Woo Andres Lorenzo

Our Part in Feeding the Nation x Ye Special Info Service

Pursuing a cooperative effort between government and industry to reduce food losses and waste. Highlighting USDA agency role and call to action for partners to adopt efficiency measures and support national food security goals.

Battle On Food Parasites Urged In 1918 Campaign

United States Department of Agriculture announces a 1918 drive to aid farmers against insects diseases mice rats and other rodents to prevent losses in production storage and transport of food. It cites billions of dollars lost yearly and urges wider adoption of established control methods.

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Department Aims to Curb Pests in Cooperation with States

The department pledges to reduce losses at low cost by vigorously pursuing pest control efforts. It will assist farmers in every feasible way and cooperate with state extension forces to control or eliminate pests.

Helping Mill Workers to Grow Food Gardens

A Calhoun Falls mills superintendent posted a department of agriculture message urging workers to plant spring gardens. Free seeds would be provided, five cash prizes for top gardens, three special prizes, and the company offered to plow plots and supply meat and fertilizer at nominal cost.

Department of Agriculture Calhoun Falls S. C

Agriculture department urges beans peas and peanuts

The United States Department of Agriculture urges expanded production of beans peas and peanuts as vital to food supply for the nation and allies. It notes soybeans and peanut meal as important for oil feed and forage, calls for larger market gardens near cities and home gardens for family use, and recommends boosting commercial production of perishables where transport and market access exist.

United States Department of Agriculture

Victoria Cross Story From Jutland Heroic Act

The Orset Victoria Cross story recounts a seaman who after service rose to rear admiral rank. Commander C. D. Lucas picked up an unexploded shell on deck and cast it into the sea, saving the British flagship. At Jutland a British sailor likewise threw overboard an unexploded shell, saving his ship and earning the Victoria Cross.

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Be Fair With Ghildren And Window Shelf Fashion

Practical advice on balanced child talk and home decor. Emphasizes praising children’s good deeds, avoiding constant faults. Observes bay windows invite a window seat and possible clutter if shelves are empty, suggesting a broad shelf with plants or books for a restful, decorative effect. The note appears in a Telegraph subscription context.

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Choosing a Wife Quote On Snakes And Eels

An excerpt recalls Sir John More contrasting wives with a bag of snakes and a single eel to illustrate a harsh view of marriage. It notes his supposed battles with a metaphorical snake and links this to his reputation for being unchivalrous.

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