Eureka Reporter | 1917-11-30 | Page 3 | Tintic People Are Doing Their Part to Conserve Food

people are doing their part to conserve food most startling reports are being sent out regarding the present food shortage and people all over the country are being urged to conserve the supply of meat sugar etc some of the allied countries are al ready desperately in need of nour ashing foods in tact fact it is understood that the recent collapse in italy was the natural result of malnutrition food is going to win the present war unless all reports are misleading and it Is the duty of every patriotic citi zen to assist in the conservation of the things which are most needed in order to maintain our armies and the armies of the allies in the restaurants and other eat ing houses of the tintic gintic district meatless days are being observed and arid in the homes the consumption of meat has no doubt been greatly reduced changes in diet should be made gradually with no sudden or extreme changes but the people who are not doing everything possible to save and economize in the matter of foods are not doing their full patri otic duty at this time restaurant men of the city state hat there has been little or no corn com plaint regarding the meatless days but they find that quite a number of their customers are not fully arous ed to the seriousness of the situa tion