Food Administration urges sugar return and dining rule changes
The United States Food Administration orders return of unused canning sugar to grocers for recount and investigation November 1–3. New hotel and public eating place rules lift bread and sandwich limits, allow larger meals for workers, and adjust prices. Ration news covers butter shortages, Victory Flour promotion, and table d hos meals for service members.
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Help Buy More Liberty Bonds News Card
Wartime appeal urges readers to buy Liberty bonds to fund tanks and air support. The message claims tanks break German lines, save thousands of lives, and shield storm troops from machine gun nests, portraying bond purchases as patriotic defense.
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