Women’s Conservation Efforts Stir Debate In WWI Era
A 1917 Central Committee drives home conservation through home visits and lectures. Volunteers train to teach economical cooking, food planning, and balanced meals amid sugar and fat shortages. The effort brings class dialogues, tensions over servant roles, and calls for practical, rational nutrition in households across cities and towns.
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Belgium
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Women's Central Committee
Ain
Ing
Central Committee
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Audh
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Education Committee
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Auburban
Towan
Sinola
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Value of Substitutes If a Shortage of Butter Comes
Article discusses butter substitutes and a proposed "growth substance" in butter. It claims butter, butter fat, egg yolk, liver oil, kidney fat and heart fat contain a growth factor essential for energy and growth, while many vegetable oils and margarines lack it. Experiments suggest some substitutes approach butter, while others fail to match its nutritional value.
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England
Scotland
Salon
Hailiburten
France
Passeer
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