Wars and sacrifice themes shape American resolve 1917
In wartime actions a paper mill president offers full capacity to government at cost with no profit, and similar patriotic pledges frame labor and industry. A Hood tribute underscores English women’s devotion and sacrifice to England and the United States during WWI. The piece discusses government price fairness, an incentive farm policy, and a treasurer’s note on high earners and taxes.
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Here After Seizure Mule
L Bernhardt granddaughter of a late actress travels to New York after a Dutch warship seized the liner she rode from France. The incident followed the seizure with 295 passengers sent to concentration camps in Trinidad and Martinique.
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