What the End of It Meant to the Boys
A Captain Vandergrift letter from France, written days after the armistice, recalls the front line chaos and relief at 11 o’clock on November 11, the shift to peace, and soldiers’ reflections on home, occupation options, and the nation’s memory as Armistice Day is observed across America.
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Vandergrift
France
Washington
War
Foch
Brother Elk
Germany
Battery Eschelon
Armistice Day Reflections Across Verdun and War Loss
A somber meditation on Armistice Day recalling young fallen soldiers. The speaker imagines their whispers beside the Aisne and Loire, questions the purpose of war, and pleads for remembrance of the young dead who lie in graves as the world marks peace.
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Lalu Atill
Aisne
Loire
Verdun
Armistice Day Reflections On War And Peace
A Todian Apolly News reflection on Armistice Day urges careful thought about war and peace. It notes global efforts to end war, the devastation of the last conflict, war weary populations seeking peace, and the tension between preparedness and disarmament in celebration planning.
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Todianapolly
America's Peace Part
The people of America may look back over the last ten years with the knowledge that they and their government have been of great material aid to the nations of Europe in their struggle for survival and regeneration in the postwar period. America has by counsel and moral support helped to bring about a better understanding and a more earnest desire for permanent peace among the nations of the world.
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America
Europe
Duty's Eternal Call Resounds From 1917 18 Veterans
The piece honors men who answered the colors in 1917 and 1918 and who have returned today to face the ongoing national effort. It notes that peace work demands as much effort as war, through constant labor and sacrifice.
Radio cook book to be produced in Braille for the blind
A radio service and the U S Department of Agriculture consider reprinting Aunt Sammy’s Radio Recipes in Braille after requests from Michigan blind women. Detroit League for the Handicapped backs Braille edition with a small fund for accessible reading. About 185000 copies distributed through Housekeepers’ Chat across 100 stations.
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United States
Radio Service
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Michigan Association For the Blind
Sammy
Charles F. F. Campbell
Detroit League For the Handicapped
Department of Agriculture
Spinach Timbales With Vegetables for Supper
Spinach timbales suited for a summer lunch or supper are custard like and baked at low temperature. The dish uses eggs milk spinach butter salt pepper and cooked vegetables, then bakes in a water bath for 25 to 30 minutes until set. Serve hot.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Farm Journal urges lighter meals in heat with dairy emphasis
As summer heat rises people avoid heavy clothing and should vary meals accordingly. The guidance shows similar overall food quantity but recommends less meat and more milk cheese and eggs along with plentiful vegetables to maintain appetite and health.
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Farm Journal
Wool Challis Dresses For Children In Cold Weather
The United States Department of Agriculture recommends wool challis and wool blends for warm washable children’s dresses during cold months. A simple raglan sleeve dress with four front pleats, two-part collar, bias binding, and cuffs provides comfort and easy care, with matching bloomers as an option.
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United States Department Sbredm . of Agriculture
Mason and Dixon
Bureau of Home Economics
Jersey
Egg Sandwich Mix with Olives
A recipe outline describes mixing finely chopped hard boiled eggs with mayonnaise dressed in a creamy filling. The preparation is spread on buttered bread preferably graham and may include chopped olives for flavor.
Testing Circle Shows Value of Cleaner
A home demonstration club activity, testing circles, lets farm homemakers compare household equipment under home conditions. Article loans from manufacturers or retailers allow hands on trials. one Virginia woman compared two vacuum cleaners before choosing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Virginia
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