HARD WORK AND GOOD FOOD.
TO THE EDITOR. ■- —Allow me to give "A Soldier's j Mtl r"' a little pulling to pieces. J - 1 t think people will he over-fed on diet. Here in Benhar I must tay i- well fed, and we don't waste et cr Milk is 3d a quart and jam in 1 4cl a 21b pot. One quart of milk here 1 ot go very far. I don't know how vmld fare' with a. fifth of a quart. e one meal. As for the jam. well, I i.m not ashamed to say that T' could r • a pennyworth on my piece alone. 1 would rii.a be imirh show for any of the rest of the family. It makes me hungry to think about it. I don't th ! " A Soldier'?, Mother " is burdened 1 ia.rd work. If she wore I tl'ink she 1 1 allow a little more. T could polish (f eof her menus on washing day fof 10 clock tea. I rrm?t say out in this ar f the country we get plenty of hard k plenty of mud, and. best of all rle t of good food. We don't difih it t Id lots.—l am, etc., BF. Ooon TO THE IJWEB M/U&i Benhar, July 4.
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Evening Star, Issue 16779, 6 July 1918, Page 1
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