France’s 50 000 Acres of Teas Lost to Spring Offensive
The article notes a major wartime loss of 50 000 acres under cultivation in France as enemy forces advance. It contrasts German potato production with that of the United States, highlighting Germany’s high potato output despite rationing. It also mentions Berlin’s potato distribution and British dependence on the vegetable for sustenance.
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Russia
Hausfrau
England
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Victor Osgood
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Twentieth Regiment of Engineers
English Food Ministry
English Potato Bulletin
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Vinol Cites Relief for Nervous Dyspepsia in Ohio Man
Ira T. Matteson of Upper Sandusky reports relief from nervous dyspepsia and stomach trouble after taking Vinol. He describes dizziness and throat lumps improving with the remedy. The testimonial appears in a Times advertisement promoting Vinol for digestive nerves and appetite.
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