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quarlet of American amhiilanrc men in front of llirir dugout on the Lorraine front. It is their business to fee that rome of the human vtrcrkage is salvaged after tho
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that America has been awakened
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ila very great wastefulncm
through getting into tho war.
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ruktomary lo feed the surplus
milk lo the pigs, notwithstand
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tive value of this food. But now
that a new era of conservation
has set in, the children in Phil
adelphia schools are being
taught lo. guard against just such
criminal waste.
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liihed for minnows with a crooked Mi
a pole, a piece of string for a line an
for? hook? When asked ''what Inr
alone the Schuylkill Ihe other day, tin
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any criterion, they will never bo known to bake biscuits lliat can bo truthfully labeled "sinkers." They arc
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fene. The Uk they havo et for llienuelvei ihU week is lo Kour the Thirty-fourlh Ward for women willing to register their names for nalrlotie service. Ami their ii..? n.,V
ttw, left'toTi'iIit, tho MJatne J. Uwiry, U. W. Uurlliart,T. Harrison, V. Windless, A. 1. Boya IrwJt), A. Cameron, Ida Tuoby, E. E. Arthur. Front row, Mn. F. N. Brown, Mi Elizabetk
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