Volume 13, Number 11: American food journal
Articles
- World Food Situation Discussed by Mr. Hoover
- Bureau of Plant Industry Produces New Fruit
- Scarcity of Spices in Canada Causes High Cost
- How to Make Apple Syrup
- Home Grown Sugar Feeding the Nation
- Short Volume Cans for Raw Oysters
- Retail Prices, November 1, 1918
- "New Fish" in American Markets are in Reality Old Fish
- Increased Cost of Vinegar
- Sweetness of Invert Sugar
- Review of Food Prices During the War
- The Peanut: A Great American Food
- Public Hearing on Oleomargarine
- Declaration of Quantity of Contents of Canned Artichokes
- Labels of Beverages Containing Fruit Juice
- Misbranding of Canned Swiss Chard
- Stocks of Grain, Flour, Corn Meal and Other Food Products on Hand, October 1, 1918
- Colorado Recognizes Importance of Dehydration
- Penalties Under Food Control Act
- Wheat Substitutes No Longer Required in Baking
- Food Containers May Be Made of Tin Again
- Recent Patents
- Condensed Milk Takes Lead in Illinois
- Dehydration of Fruits and Vegetables by the Government
- Notices of Judgment Under the Food and Drugs Act
- Saccharin No Sugar Substitute
- New Baking Powder Standards in Canada
- Hens and Eggs in Holland are Scarce
- Food Surveys of Other Countries
- "Egg Substitutes" Fail to Pass Test
- Public Hearing on Corn Meal Standards, December 3