Loyalty in Little Things Last Proof of Patriotism
A clipped wartime note discusses sacrifice and loyalty, noting reductions in rations and allowances as citizens are urged to endure for the greater war effort.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
7
A clipped wartime note discusses sacrifice and loyalty, noting reductions in rations and allowances as citizens are urged to endure for the greater war effort.
A fragmented wartime pledge praising Antetica for earning gratitude of all nations by sharing aid and resources. The statement asserts peace may enable universal goodwill as nations cooperate to recover from conflict.
Uinian Steam Laundry is now operated by Toll and Leitch who offer ordinary laundry services with clean washing and quick turnaround at reasonable prices.
Reports from 33 states show a sweeping effort to cut harvest losses from 3 percent to the lowest possible by repairing leaky racks, fixing thrashers, and collecting grain from felts. Farmers, threshermen, and crews report success in saving about 16 million bushels of wheat, with similar gains in barley and oats, in roughly six months.
A fragment touts voluntary eating as a harmless practice claiming no hardship. It argues participants are healthier and more content with themselves due to self discipline and friendly routines.
The article credits the U S Food Administration for preventing a sugar famine through disciplined household consumption from July to October 1917 The public obeyed injunctions reducing monthly sugar use from about 400 000 tons to 230 000 tons enabling beet and Louisiana cane sugar crops to come in and allow a return to normal usage while aiding Europe through ration sharing
In July 1917 with four months of war passed and German advances on the Western Front, the United States Food Administrator publicly stated that despite European gloom there is no fear democracy will fail to defend the United States, citing results already achieved.
All accounts owing Lewis Bros not paid by December 1 1918 will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. Lewis Bros.
A fragmented excerpt discusses how poor control in America kept bread prices steady, averted panic, and showed voluntary sacrifice. It argues food conservation prevented German starvation, states goodwill worldwide, and credits America with sufficiency, price stability, and global solidarity through shared nourishment.
A dense price catalog lists jewelry and related items with broad ranges. Military watches priced around 1650, ladies and men’s watches from 1250 to 625, tie pins, scarves, bracelets, candy gift boxes, dolls and manicure sets are shown with varied price points. Mention of high grade items and broad assortment appears, urging early selections.
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