Public Health Warns Flu Survivors on Tuberculosis Danger
U S Public Health Service warns flu convalescents to avoid tuberculosis dangers. advises annual lung exams by a physician, good nutrition and fresh air. warns against patent medicines and urges careful monitoring after influenza to prevent tuberculosis spread. mentions One Million Tuberculosis cases and related health measures.
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Washington, D.C
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England
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Surgeon
Wheat saved by cleaner threshing cuts losses nationwide
Rural food saving through improved threshing methods allows U S grain crews to recover about 16 000 000 bushels of wheat with reduced harvest losses across barley oats rye and other grains Reports from 83 grain states credit farmers threshermen and crews for the achievement and the Food Administration notes patriotic service and personal gain in pocketbooks from the saved crop
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United States
U. S. Food Administration
The
Food Administration
Pood
Food conservation as national crusade in wartime
The article extols voluntary food saving in America, praising self denial to keep bread prices steady and prevent shortages. It argues food control curbed starvation and extortion, boosted health and morale, and linked American restraint to global kinship amid German starvation pressures.
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America
Oregon News Notes Highlights From 1918 Headlines
Oregon reports from Portland and across the state cover tax receipts, school and university demobilization, influenza losses, and highway projects. Major items include the Waverly baby home fund, Oregon State Horticultural Society meeting, demobilization at Oregon Agricultural College, and the Hood River concrete bridge opening.
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Portland
Waverly Baby Home
Glan R. Metaker
Columbia County
Oregon State Horticultural Society
Rotebure
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
Students Army Training Corps
University of Oregon
Nuenta
Klamath Falls
Foundation Company
J.D. Farrell
Withycombe
Sttal
Edith Torler
Chemawatodian School
Tate
Theodore B. Wilcox
Hennett
Wis
John Olean
Ineluatye
Ritkone Dible University
Harter Wells
Proved Spirit of Democracy in Wartime Food Efforts
The American people, driven by voluntary service, sustain Allied morale and Europe’s future as exports rise. Hoover cites doubling food shipments to Europe, praising democracy’s world standing and the Food Administration’s success in mobilizing aid and resources. The message stresses democratic resolve and collective effort in wartime.
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Mic Rifiew
Europe
America
Germany
United States
Mr. Hoover
Kept Pledge to Send Bread Amid War Shipping Demands
The article recalls America’s wheat export effort during war, noting shipments from July 14 to October 10, totaling hundreds of millions of bushels. It credits conservation at home and increased overseas deliveries, including 141 million bushels shipped January 1 to July 1, to support Allied bread rations and a return to a normal wheat diet.
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Europe
United States
Itis
Lord Hirondila
America
Food Administration and democracy in wartime food policy
A 4 wartime statement from the Food Administration emphasizes individual initiative and national service to solve the food problem. It argues democracy relies on self discipline and sacrifice, benefiting both Americans and Allies, showing faith and self defense capacity without delay.
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Food Administration
Thia Way
Wheat Shipments Highlight U S Food Effort Abroad
A major export move sends 141,000,000 bushels of wheat to Europe, underscoring the American food army’s standout achievement during a critical year of the war.
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Europe
Greatest Opportunity Women Ever Had
A battered wartime note extols women as having the greatest chance to aid in the war effort and peace. It lauds their service from food work to home virtues. The message mentions Woodrow Wilson and his party on a voyage to Europe aboard the George Washington.
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Trendent Wilson
Party
Europe
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