Canadas War Effort 1914 1918
Canadas War Effort 1914 1918
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00 for the same quantity, the farmer having received $8. 32 for the wheat used in each barrel. By lengthening the extraction of flour from wheat from seventy- one per cent, the normal pre-war extraction, to seventy-six per cent, and by throwing all grades together, a saving has been effected of 20, 000 barrels of flour per month, or, of 240, 000 barrels per year. The various conservation measures adopted have resulted in the reduction of the normal consumption of 800, 000 barrels of flour per m...onth, before the War, to a present consumption of 600, 000 barrels per month, or a saving of 2, 400, 000 barrels per year. Thus the saving from lengthening of extraction and reduction of con- sumption, totals about 2, 640, 000 barrels per year. Public Eating All public eating places throughout Canada serving more than fifteen meals per day have been placed under licence, and all eating places where meals are served or sold to any persons other than to members of the family, are placed under restrictions, more especially as to the quantity of meats, wheat products, butter and sugar which may be served at any one meal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
00 for the same quantity, the farmer having received $8. 32 for the wheat used in each barrel. By lengthening the extraction of flour from wheat from seventy- one per cent, the normal pre-war extraction, to seventy-six per cent, and by throwing all grades together, a saving has been effected of 20, 000 barrels of flour per month, or, of 240, 000 barrels per year. The various conservation measures adopted have resulted in the reduction of the normal consumption of 800, 000 barrels of flour per m...onth, before the War, to a present consumption of 600, 000 barrels per month, or a saving of 2, 400, 000 barrels per year. Thus the saving from lengthening of extraction and reduction of con- sumption, totals about 2, 640, 000 barrels per year. Public Eating All public eating places throughout Canada serving more than fifteen meals per day have been placed under licence, and all eating places where meals are served or sold to any persons other than to members of the family, are placed under restrictions, more especially as to the quantity of meats, wheat products, butter and sugar which may be served at any one meal.
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