United States Urges Sharp Wheat Cuts for Allied Supply
The U S Food Administration in Washington calls for a 50 percent drop in U S wheat use to 21 000 000 bushels monthly to feed allies and maintain war bread. Measures limit household and public consumption, curb baking, and require shifts to other cereals as a wartime rationing plan.
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Washington
The
Food Administration
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Allied Food Shipments Reach Large Total
The U S Food Administration reports July 1 1914 to January 1 1918 food aid to European allies. It covered yearly rations for 57 100 988 people with protein for 22 104 570 more. Wheat and flour exports to the three main allies totaled about 254 000 000 bushels. Pork exports reached nearly 2 000 000 000 pounds and fresh beef exports totaled 443 484 400 pounds. Russia received negligible amounts compared with western allies.
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U. S. Food Administration
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Watern
Old and New Women Inspire Great Men Across History
A historical sketch notes how prominent men from Dante to Henry VII and Shelley owed influence and achievement to women. It highlights Beatrice, a muse seen once. Socrates to a famed lady. and Mary for Shelley’s inspiring power.
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Former Sheriff A R Anderson Endorses Tanlac
Hon Archie R Anderson former Harris County sheriff of Houston endorses Tanlac, saying money could not buy the good it has done him. He urges others to try the remedy for its reported benefits and relief.
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Lone Star
Harris County
Houston
Mr. Anderson
A. R. Anderson
Tanlac
Archie R. Anderson
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