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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1943
Page
6
Food stamp schedules list various meat, sugar, coffee, and gas stamps with new validity dates. Red M stamps become valid through June, J K L through June, and multiple stamps for processed foods through July. sugar stamps via August 15 and October for canned goods. Shoes stamps Nos. 17 and 18 in Book One issued in June with transfers allowed within families.
Bus schedules show routes from Washington to Iowa City and back with times for departures and arrivals. Westbound service lists Washington to Knoxville and return times, while other lines indicate connections to Iowa City and scheduling gaps or garbled text.
Notices list expiration dates for various stamps and inspections. July 7 marks deadlines for Blue K L M processed food stamps and July 21 for Gasoline stamps in A books. August 11 sugar stamp No 13 expires and Sept 30 fuel on coupon No 5 expires. October 21 sugar stamps Nos 15 16 expire for home calling.
Commercial fisheries in the United States and Alaska yield nearly five billion pounds of fish, serving primarily as food. The industry ranks fish as a major animal protein by volume, second only to pork and beef.
The article explains wartime nutrition using the Basic Seven food groups from the U S Department of Agriculture. It warns that omitting groups risks hidden hunger and notes that those who boast of never being hungry while eating steak and potatoes may still be deficient.
Wartime diet guidance urges variety by seven food groups to avert hidden hunger and fatigue. Group 1 greens and yellow vegetables include lettuce and peppers. Group 2 citrus fruits and greens. Group 3 potatoes and many vegetables and fruits. Group 4 milk products. Group 5 meat poultry fish eggs and protein alternatives. Group 6 bread cereals. Group 7 butter and fortified margarine.
Analysis argues Japan has won most objectives in the Pacific, controls 300 million people, and seeks time to consolidate a new empire. It warns the United States must swiftly mobilize full force and keep China in the war to counter Japan's continental expansion and dispersal of heavy industry across Asia.
The article advises washing milk with cold water immediately after milking to prevent butterfat from softening rubber parts. It also notes breeds such as New Zealand Whites Chinchillas Belgian Hares and Flemish Giants provide quickly grown wholesome economical table meat.
Discarded paper machine felt has been transformed into more than 56 000 blankets and shipped to Britain. The effort highlights industrial recycling advances and large scale utilization of waste materials by a textile related process.
Dogs can climb or pull over bad ice where other animals fail and can haul nearly twice a horse under certain conditions. They endure cold weather better and can go four to five days without food.
A feeder pig thrives on a clean dry bed a tight roof and two or three walls for wind protection. Buying in late spring or early summer and slaughtering in fall or early winter fits the simple husbandry described.
India spans about 1,575,000 square miles roughly half the United States. Beans with milk and eggs can substitute for costlier meats in meals.
Drew Thorpe awakens in Planet Export Hospital with Spud injured. He and Spud evade their Jungle attackers and seek escape with nurse Gloria Diaz and her renowned father Dr Hernando Diaz. The doctor confirms Spud’s condition as stable but notes a delay before returning home.
A suggestion emerges to mix oil and coal to create a liquid fuel suitable for use in industrial oil burning furnaces. The proposal highlights potential compatibility and efficiency gains for existing combustion systems.
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