One Minute Food Talks on Milk and Meat for War Support
Don Heroic discusses the wartime need to conserve milk and meat for allies. He cites American condensed milk aiding children in France and Belgium, cattle scarcity, and German theft of cows, urging Americans to save meat and milk while ensuring children do not starve.
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France
England
Mro F Hinoever
Germany
Serbia
Russia
Real Estate Transfers and Church Scriptural Reflections
Real estate transfers list numerous transactions among individuals and coal companies in Sullivan County with acreages and sums. The page then shifts to a religious sermon urging faithful vitality, highlighting the churchs mission to preach the gospel, maintain prayer, and feed spiritual need using biblical examples.
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Schroeder & Price
Sherman Building
Sullivan County
Standard dress nears uniform in wartime fashion sense
A fashion writer notes steps toward standardization of women's dress during the war. Although full standardization is unlikely, navy blue remains favored for street wear and many formal outfits trend toward simpler, practical styles as individuals adapt to essential needs.
True Friendship and Straight Talk From Uncle Eben
A true friend is someone who tells you the truth to help you, not to hurt your feelings, as Uncle Eben explains in a dialect toast to honesty and loyalty. The saying emphasizes honest guidance and loyal care within friendships.
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Eben
Salvation as a path from past sins to meaningful life
A reflective note defines salvation as the divine power that rescues a person from the sins of the past and guides them toward a worthwhile existence.
Starters to ripen cream for butter production
Guidance on using starters to control cream ripening for commercial butter. Describes natural ripening vs starter cultures, prep of jars, milk sampling from three cows, and steps to cultivate a starter for consistent cream flavor and texture.
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United States
Milk Sterilizer Favored by Health Authorities
The USDA steam sterilizer for dairy utensils wins strong support from municipal milk and health officials. Demonstrations reached 172 cities with 99 officials praising its impact on the local milk supply. The device is produced commercially for 8.50 dollars with stove or 5.50 dollars for the sterilizer portion, and home directions appear in Farmer's Bulletin 748.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmer’s Bulletin
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Julius Harry Shoe Company
Don Heroic
James W. Adams
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Wm. H. Robertson
Herbert Skelton
Clarence King
Shelburn
Crac
Drake
Alfred
Robertsen
Oak Lawn
Sullivan
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Almanie M. Wilson
Wolfe
Sherman
Cochran
Mioperoen
Jerusalem
John
Jesus
Carlisle
Hartman
Oliver
Col
Emery Drake
James Whipps
H.C. Steel