The Raymer enterprise., 1918-04-11
AMERICAN MOTHERS
USE SUBSTITUTES 70
ElP WIN THE war

- "oA Aust Mary" Of James
vhiteomb Riley lives only u memo
NJ. but al over Colorado thsrs are
seAsr "old Auat Aarys." other Moth
- o Mines" who are helping. BY sav.
~. By substituting In their ova
0eeAens 70 win the war.
Whea America was forced into the
~ q ~ world President Wilson re-
oaeel tAat there were tnrss elements
essential 70 win . complete and last
~ victory-men. money and food.
Anertsa's youth is furnishing ths
n1A and making = well equipped. or
oantssd. trained army ready TO fight
lsr tAs safety Of its country until tie
~ round Of ammunition has bssa
0rel aAd peace has come.
Americas men. too old TO fight but
1et TOO old to carry on the work Of
tAs world. are furnishing the money
Doaey sasugh for America and q lit
" extra for the financial needs OF the
anise - money obtained by income
sAzse. liberty bonds and war savings
certificates.
AAA Anerica's women, under tie
guidance Of United States Food Ad-
Ainistrator Herbert D. Hoover. are -
suning the burden Of food saving. The
mothers OF the nation have besn
called To help save meat. wheat. suS-
=. fsts-thoss vital. compact foods
Which will ship over there" and
Which CA be stored until they are
assdsl n the American army over.
oeas aad the army Of the allies.
These II only one way 10 save
eAsss vital foodstuffs for our soldiers,
aAl hat 10 BY using substitutes which
~ plentiful, easily obtained and
Which furnish to the great army be-
hid the lines. including you and you
all the essential food elements, and
which cannot be shipped abroad
All bskeries have been ordered ~
~ Feed Administration to use tweA-
U-fivs pr esat Of corn flour, corn
nsal. barley flour. barley meal. oat.
neal, rice or other substitutes In all
- bread and rolls that thSy make.
1hs alnAlnlstration has also ordered
lAat every retailer who sells wheat
neus nust sell - equal amounts
WsloA -of Uubstitutss for whsat.
1hsss substitutes ars many. They
insl11s corn flour. corn meal, edible
essa starch. honiny, corn grits. bar
~ 0esr, rolled oats. oatmeal. rice.
stss noss. potato flour. milo, kaffir.
seVs bean flour. peanut flour. and 9th
e similar S1ours which cannot be puF-
eAassd h Colorado at the present
~.
The vonsL q the nation are a.
Ssaly earnestly seeking to do thsir
DaSt n this. our great struggle for the
maintenance Of our national ideals, "
vPots President Wilson In . letter to
Nsrbset Hoover, and In NO direction
en- tAsy 20 greatly assist - By en-
heliag n the service Of the Food Ad-
ninistratioa and chssrfully accepting
~ direction and advice"
II b TO the women that America
HAtunlly looks for help In increasing
~ surplus OF food available for our
army and for exports to the allies; to
them must come the duty Of eliminAt-
1as waste and observing strict econ
9ny h consumption 90 that our sol.
llegs and the soldiers Of the allies
nAy b ted. u ID the women who Dur-
eA6ss and hendls the food Of the na-
~, whe must make the food savias
eamDai0 successful BY the use Of aAb
ssituses.
MstAsgs Of Celsrade have not failed
tAslr sesntsy. They have saved. have
eonpliel with the requests Of the food
aAmiAi1tratos IN regard to foods. but
70 some women who have been 90
sustoned to uss all kinds Of food at
~ timss, the, use Of substitutes y
eflsn very difficult. Because this
Aswspaper has realised this difficulty.
asrangsmsnts have bssn made with
~ Colombo Food Administration, to
hAvs Sarah Stons, who knows the
vAys and whessfores Of food saving
anl the ways and means Of substitute
~, furnish tested substitute recipes.
'hnswsr any questions which may b
troubling housewives. Miss Stone can
~ communicated with at 504 later.
slats Trust Building. Denver She 10
aAsie1e - have suggestions and
sedpes fron women who have discov.
eee1 suecsssful ways Of using wheat
Substitutes 20 that they can BE- passed
O y ether Colorado women who are
DssdiAs help that they may help Am
egtca.
conn DODGERS
Heee ID Q quick corn bread. Our
Ranlnotherb used To bake Il on .
heasd before ths open fire. You can
1ahs II IN yeur oven.
Two eupe eern meal, teaspoon salt
( tsaspss~s sat ~ sups boiling wa.
~.
Ponr boil1ng water over the other
materials. Beat well. When cool form
hto thln cAkes and bake 80 minutes
y . ~ sven. Tbs recipe makes IA
1lesulls. These crisp little biscuits
~ ~ With butter or gravy.
INDIAN PUDDING
Here ID . delicious corn meal and
nit dessert:
poUe sUpe n milk (sklm Or whsls)
4 ewp eeeN meal, Y teaspoon salt, I
jGaspeea ginger, and v cup nelassss.
Geek milk and meal In double boil
q tDr - minutes: add molasses, salt
~ singer. Pour into buttsrsd pud-
~ lish and bake two hours In Z slow
svea = . farpasss cooker. Serve with