Wheatless and meatless drive to save wheat supply
The food administration shifts to conserving wheat by expanding meat use, urging home gardens and city land use to feed Europe and allies. It argues a garden plan can feed a family through summer, reduce demand for wheat and meat, and calls for nationwide garden efforts and waste reduction.
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Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
Australia
India
United States
America
Europe
Joe
Midnight Oil and Night Hours in Village Life
A health bulletin from the State Public Health Laboratory and University of North Dakota discusses how lack of electric lighting keeps barnyard animals and villagers at risk of exhaustion. It argues daylight is best for physical and mental work and warns against late hours undermining daily duties and rest. The piece emphasizes natural rest and restraint in evening activity.
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State Public Health Laboratory
University of North Dakota
Early Morning Work Favored by Most Authors
A saying from Poor Richard notes that the majority of authors prefer morning work. It contrasts the value of early hours with midnight effort, suggesting late writing cannot match the productivity of dawn to midday labor.
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Richard
Woman's Statement Will Help Williston
A Williston resident describes relief from sour stomach and bloating after trying buckthorn bark and laxative mixtures advertised to flush the bowel. The ad claims instant relief from sour stomach and constipation, promoting a complete bowel cleanse and fast results.
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Williston
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Ene
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