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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
4
Grocers must monitor customers sugar needs to ensure equitable distribution under new rules. The text warns against attempting to evade regulations and notes permissive allotments for canning and preserving. Hoover is referenced regarding public sentiment toward enforcement.
Howard Heinz announces August sugar allotments reduced to one half pound per person per week to fund war needs and keep soldiers supplied. He urges grocers to enforce limits, promote substitutes, and track purchases while public opinion backs Hoover's plan.
The crust’s elastic nature links vast Pleistocene ice sheets to subsidence of continental areas. A marked rise in northeastern North America in recent times aligns with the weight of glaciers, with sections from Hudson Bay to Wisconsin showing upward movement as ice retreated.
The piece explains body fuel needs and fat formation from excess calories. It argues that foods with high energy per cost differ greatly, citing lettuce and tomato versus butter or sugar. It suggests limiting fats and sweets while increasing lettuce, tomatoes, celery, and other low fuel foods to reduce fat while maintaining fullness.
Editor quotes Alice Barton Harris on cultivating unselfishness through love and group family activities. Solitary or only children tend to be selfish. the cure lies in shared pleasures and service, aiming for interests beyond the self and toward universal concerns.
Directions for treating oil stains on leather and paper with creamlike pipe clay paste. For boards and stone create a carbonate of potash solution with unslaked lime. apply, let settle, bottle, and cork. Use water to dilute and scour the area, but avoid leaving the mixture too long on colored surfaces.
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