Stamp book validity notices for processed foods
Green Stamps D E and IF Book Four valid through January 20. Green Stamps G H and J valid January 1 to February 20. Meats and Fats Brown Stamps L M N P and
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1944
Page
6
Green Stamps D E and IF Book Four valid through January 20. Green Stamps G H and J valid January 1 to February 20. Meats and Fats Brown Stamps L M N P and
The notice lists expiration dates for various Brown Sugar and Steel stamps. Book Three and Book Four stamps vary by item and date. It also notes endorsement requirements in ink with state and registration numbers upon receipt and sets deadlines for A B and C book holders by February 28 and March 1.
Information lists Bus No. 2 to Chicago from Washington and Bus No. 6 at 10:35 a.m. plus Bus No. 10 at 8:50 p.m. All eastbound buses go to Chicago. Tickets for the full coast to coast trip available at the Bus Depot and Winga's North Side Cafe in North Side Square.
A public editorial urges readers to buy Extra War Bonds, framing the campaign as a personal duty. It warns against excuses and emphasizes sacrifice by soldiers in Europe and the Pacific, urging immediate participation in the final days of the drive.
Feed transplants by mixing a level tablespoonful of plant food with soil in the hill. When transplanting, add one tablespoonful to the hole bottom, cover with an inch of soil, plant, then water immediately to settle soil and speed nutrient availability.
This year's Victory gardens are projected to produce 10 percent of total food, up from 7 percent in 1942, signaling a strong boost to wartime home-front support and food supplies.
Sullivan Bus Lines runs Washington to Iowa Ordnance Plant with intermediate points. Depart Washington at 5 15 p m arrives 1 19 p m May 9 15 p m.
A Metropolitan Life bulletin notes pneumonia deaths rose despite sulfa success against pneumococcus. The new virus-type pneumonia resists sulfa drugs, striking mainly ages 15 to 44, with 86 percent of 150 deaths since last November. War-era conditions and long hours worsen respiratory risk. officials urge rest and nutrition during cold months.
Medical note explains that a midmorning frontal headache can indicate acute sinusitis even when examination is unrevealing. Hutchison recommends bed rest, face hot compresses, saline ephedrine, fluids and no smoking, with two to four days usually curing mild cases to prevent chronic sinusitis.
Des Moines reports on the Akers Grimes Linn Rankin and Ropes candidacies for Iowa offices with brief character sketches and notes on term targets. It notes limited official statements before the June Republican primary and details local races including Taylor county contests and a vacancy for the state auditor race.
The answer explains neuritis may stem from an infection or pressure on the arm nerve and advises seeing a dentist. It also states saccharin in small amounts is harmless for adults and a 17 year old, noting sugar provides more energy.
A farmer notes that with practice a man can husk three to four times more corn from standing stalks than from shocked corn, indicating higher efficiency in field harvesting.
The Navy seeks workers with skilled civilian trades to join Ship Repair Units. Eligible individuals aged 18 to 38 may volunteer for induction, undergo examination, and be sworn into the Navy to repair fighting ships on site, with training and ratings assigned before possible active service.
The snippet notes that payroll outcomes are largely as anticipated from the elective. It reflects standard expectations and a routine pattern in the payroll process tied to the elective.
Before the German invasion Moscow could claim one seventh of Russia's industrial production. Special ties were machine tools automotive vehicles electrical equipment and precision instruments. Terminus of 11 railways, the capital was the center of European Russia's transportation network.
The continued decline in oil discoveries persists as capital is reinvested. Between 1934 and 1941, analysis of 30 oil companies shows an average 60 percent of fixed capital in the producing branch, while 40 percent goes to other branches.
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