Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-27

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Buy Equal Amounts.
AS their part in reducing the
consumption of wheat flour, the con-
sumeTs of the country are called upon,
in purchasing such flour, to buy at tae
same time an equal weight of the
ether cereals (corn meal, corn starch,
corn flour, hOminy. corn grits, barley
flour. rice. rice flour, Oat meal, rolled
oats. buckwheat flour, potato flour.
sweet potato flour. soya bean, flour
ard feterita flOurs and meals). The
housewife may use these products
separately in making bread. cakes and
pastry. or mix them as she thints
best.
The retailers are to sell wheat
flour only with an equal weight Of
these other cereals.
"2-Consumers will be able to OBJ
tain mixed cereal bread from their
bakers. who will be required under the
license regulations to mix i've per
cent IS per cent? of other cereals with
their wheat flour. both in bread and
rolls. and viii be required gradually
to increase this substitution until. be-
ginning February gath. minimum of
twenty per cent go per cent? of such
cereals is to be used. The food al
ministratiOn strongly urges on con-
sumers the buying of this breed.
which will be known as Victory bree
and viii contain not less than TWEEN Y
per cent go per cent? Of cereals other
than wheat Graham OF whole whe Il
bread will also be given hat nam
because. containing. as they do, TWEEN
ty-five per cent (25 per cent? more NJ
the wheat grain than ordinary VIII e
bread. they too, will serve the pcr-
pose of saving wheat flour.
If you bake bread at home use
wheat substitutes: il you buy II. buy
only Victory bread.
Manufacturers Rules.
Manufacturers of macaro !.
spaghetti. noodles, crackers, breakfaTt
foods. pie. cake and pastry are mt
to purchase to exceed seventy per
cent go per cent? of the wheat flor
they used during the corresponding
months of 1917. These manufaStUr-
ers will be performing a patriotic
service by using cereals other than
wheat in their productions.
wholesalers will be required.
under license regulations not to brv
more than seventy per cent GO Pc
/ cent? of their purchases of flour from
millers as based On their purchase
for the corresponding months of y
preceding year. and their sales to
the retail trade must be in the propC =
ton OF one pound Of wheat flour -
enc pound of other cereals. this beir
the same proportion in which the r.
taller sells TO the consumer. unless tie
wholesaler satisfies himself that TIE
substitutes have been already PR
chased from another source
~ ruling has been made that =
making any combination sales undcS
this program. dealers shall name 4
price for each of the articles so so
which shall not represent more thru
a normal pre-war profit on any or
CT the articles sold
"5-Miilers of flour are to distT,
butte their output through their cuc
tomary channels and markets in SUI I
a manner that each city, town a. !
district may receive its usual propo"-
lions. The wheat millers have been
required to produce one barrel o.
flour C196 poundsl from 264 pound
OF wheat This is a white flour an
represents from two per cent e Pc
cent? to four per cent "a per cent
Sigher extraction than from la,
years harvest. -
MeatIess and Whestless.
~6-To assist further in conserve
ton. Monday and Wednesday of eac'
week are To be observed as wheatles7
DAYS and one meal OF each day as .
wbeatless meal. This applies bO,h
in the home ami in the public eatin
pieces. ando such days and mea
no crackers. pastries. macaroni. breas
fast food. or other cereals containin
wheat should be used. The only e
ception TO this IS such small amounts
Of flour as may be needed for thicke'
ing SOUPS OF gravies. or as binde
in corn bread or other cereal breads.
T-On wheatless days, and .
wheatless meals. the food administrG
tor urges that bread baked in tn
home be other than wheat bread
Where bread is purchased either focI
use in public eating places or in tho
home. Victory bread should be used.
if no wheat substitutes can be found
The federal food administrator i;
each state viii announce the meal t.
be observed as a wheatless meal /
his state II no meal is DESIGNATED.
the United States food administrato
rrefers that the evening meal b
wheatless.
st is further desired. in ords
that meat and pork products be cor
served. that one meatless day Tues