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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
4
Dear editor article urges support for the United War Work Campaign to aid soldiers overseas with homes, clubs, theatres, and care. It notes the combined effort led by the President requires 170 400 000 dollars and calls every American to donate to ease the burdens of boys in service.
Road construction and maintenance plan involves a large capital investment. The document outlines an estimated cost scale in the billions, with capitalization details and financial metrics not fully legible. It references federal involvement and evaluation of project scope and funding mechanisms.
Officials of the Young Women's Christian Association report women are sharing farm duties nationwide. New York high school girls are picking berries and gathering fruit, Polish women in New Jersey have handled fruit, Ohio college girls do general tasks, and Washington state women harvest fruit. The YMCA maintains a secretariat to recruit and organize paid farm labor by women.
The association works with farmers wives to house and feed laborers and their children. It plans to continue via the Land Service Committee, investigates occupations to boost fall labor, and cites Farm Bulletin 89 and Farmer's Bulletin 628 as concise sources on starting poultry keeping, coop design, feeding, hatching, disease prevention, and roister tips.
Poultry keeping in back yards is a sizable but manageable undertaking. Success hinges on diligent study and labor, with abundant quality material available on the subject to guide practical steps.
Secretary Houston urges American farmers to sow 47 500 000 acres of wheat this fall for the 1919 Liberty harvest. The national growing program aims to meet rising food needs at home and for allied nations during wartime.
The plan calls for not less than 45,000,000 acres of wheat sowing in fall with a test showing about 47 acres could be sown if conditions are favorable. Estimates suggest 636,000,000 bushels from the minimum acreage and about 660,000,000 bushels from the larger area, based on an average yield of 15.7 bushels per acre and 10 percent abandonment due to winter kill.
A family cookbook style guide describes skim milk use and simple substitutions. Recipes include Peanut Loaf with peanut butter bread crumbs rice and tomato sauce and Nut and Cheese Loaf blending cheese nuts and crumbs with spices then baking to a brown finish.
Irregular, incomplete excerpt shows a recipe item: stuff eighteen dates with seasoned cream cheese. Plate features a mound of mayonnaise in the center.
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