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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1920)
« Thursday, April 22, 1920. OFFICIAL NOTICES : 20 2 20 a J J Hh 20 30 2 J Ha Sh Sh Se 2 20 20 0 0 on 2 ABSENT STUDENTS Ashburn, Commandant.) The following students who wer | absent on ‘the date specified below. | come under the following paragraph: of the absence rule: April 21, 1920. (a) Adkisson, A. W. Furneaux, W. F. Lancaster, Meyers, F. P. Schwartze, H. Glaze, B. C. Knight, S. V. se eet el ee MEETING OF THE CAMPUS STUDY .CLUB WILL BE HELD THURSDAY (b) Mrs F. B. Clark, President of the Campus Study Club announces that on account of the luncheon to be given by the Womans’ Club of Bryan and the Campus Study Club in hon- or of Mrs. Florence Florer, Presi- dent of the Federated Clubs of Tex- as on Tuesday the regular meeting of the Campus Study Club will be held Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. J. Taubenhaus. At this time Mrs. M. L. Hayes will give her re- port of the annual meeting of the Fourth Distriet- which was held at Orange. ——————— CAUSE FOR ALARM IN FOOD SHORTAGE. The following clipping from the El Paso County Farm Bureau News, regarding Extension activities in that county should prove especially inter- esting to our readers at this time, since Mrs. Maggie W. Barry is a Special Agent of the Extension Ser- vice: The tendency toward the raising of cash crops instead of providing area for gardens and live stock should be discouraged, is the opinion of Mrs. Maggies W. Barry, who helped conduct a recent Home Economics Conference in El Paso County. Only 15 per cent of the population of the United States will find it impossible to produce any food. The other 85 per cent can have home gardens, raise poultry and rabbits, or keep a cow, she said. Mrs. Barry spoke on the Texas Agricutural Program. for 1920, as recommended by a group of Texas farmers and County Agents at Waco in November. This program empha- sized the necessity for the increased production of food materials in order to reduce the cost of living and to provide for those European nations which are still suffering for food. Mrs. Barry deprecated the tendency toward raising so called money, crops | to the exclusion of the proguction of gardens and the care of small live stock. She insisted that both rural and city families should make every possible endeavor to have home gar: dens, poultry, Belgian hares, or a cow. Fifteen)per cent of the popula- tion of the United States will find it impossible ‘to produce ‘an¥| food, SO that the other 85 per cent must pro- duce enough’for, themselves and for the 15 per cént “éngaged in other lines of activityl Eighty five-per-eent of the people can produce some por- J.’C. E turn it the favor will be appreciated. FIRST BANKER-FARMER CONFERENCE OPENS. (Continued from Page ') eofesorionisTfesfosfocenppefosifraless Rd PX tion of their own living. It is the | | duty of the 15 per cent of city dwell- sial Notice f the Office: of Ike » | ; h (Official Notice from the “Office: of lke » | ers to conserve: if they ‘wish to be| supplied by the remaining portion of | the population. Many Women Attend. A large group of interested and en- | thusiastic women attended the Con- | ference both at El Paso and at Clint. | The leaders were Mrs. Dora R. Barnes, District Home Demonstra- | tion Agent, Mrs. Maggie W. Barry, Special Urban Agent, and Mrs. R. P. Ribbins of the state Pure Food and Drug Commission. Mrs. Robbins spoke of increasing | the supply of clean milk and encour- | aging more sanitary methods in the production and sale of food materials. She said “El Paso County has th2| highest. death rate of children under five years of age of any county in| Texas containing a large city.” One| way of combating this it was stated, | is to see that clean milk is available for all children. Mrs. Robbins urged the appointment of a tactful and well trained woman as inspector of food | conditions in El Paso. Such a woman, declared Mrs. Robbins, would | be able to convince food dealers that | housewives really care to have their food kept as clean before it enters 4 their kitchens as it will be afterward, | and they will report dealers who, to | their certain knowledge, keep their | factories, storerooms and sale rooms | in a sanitary condition. A Marvelous Cooker. The mornings were devoted to the | study of subjects. relating to feeding | the family and to reducing the cost of living. Demonstrations were giv-| en by Mrs. Dora R. Barnes, District | oe ge ho Home Demonstration Agent, and | Miss Helen Hubbard Swift, County | Home Demonstration Agent. Mrs. | Barnes demonstrated the use of the | steam pressure cooker, using cookers. belonging to the Chamber of Com- | merce and Mrs. J. A. Rawlings. In one she prepared a full dinner con-| sisting of a roast and three vege-. tables. This was accomplished in 114 hours on a single gas burner. It was estimated that without the use| of the pressure cooker it would have taken 7 hours of cooking on a single | burner to have done an equal amount | of cooking. Those present agreed that a cooking utensil which would | save 5% hours of gas in a single meal would be a profitable addition | to the kitchen. Pte { LOST — If party who took a let- | ter from Milner mail box April 3, | addressed to H. L. Weinberg will re- | 20 Milner. re tl NOTICE “T” MEN \J L) “T” Club stationery. A few 13 5 $ d v boxes left. | Young fellows will appreciate the lively tyle of these + i, : Rei % oe 20 "MILNER. E: Suits. They have lots of distinction; lots of snap. They 3 LOST.— K. and 'E. polyphasz E: help to give one the knack of dressing well—they are the ‘ slide rule,” black cardboard case. | 3 ki : 3 ’ ; 4 kind of Suits folks wan i og Initials W. C. 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