East engaged in speeches to spur Western enlistments
In spring 1917 Eastern patriots in New York and Boston worried about Western apathy. They held luncheons and meetings and sent an orator named Rudiger to rally the middle West. The West was meeting enlistment quotas while Rudiger’s own state lagged.
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New York
Boston
Rudiger
America Wakes to Unity As War Mobilizes American Spirit
The piece extols national unity during World War I, noting a turn fromYOU rhetoric to WE US OUR pronouns, the end of German American division, and a mass march in Indianapolis symbolizing broad citizen mobilization. It cites leaders like Washington Lincoln and Grant as guiding figures and calls for continued collective resolve.
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Rudiger
Legion
America
Wes & Men
Kaiser
Red Cross
Germany
Hindenburg
Cnrops
Liberty Loan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Rosenkranz
Guilderstein
Hindendorff
Ludenburgh
Olgre
Lke
Washington
Franklin
Hamilton
Adams
Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Francis Marion
Paul Jones
Harry Lee
Decatur
Madison
Scott
William Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Robert BE
Lee
Stonewall Jackson
England develops automatic gasoline engine driven dynamo
Report notes a gasoline engine driven dynamo working automatically in England attracting attention. The piece cites sanitary benefits of frequent light rain and discusses wartime production, with figures on labor, wages, coffee imports, and U S sawdust use reflecting broad domestic material activity.
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England
Home Canner Program Links Family Labor to War Effort
The article urges every home to form a canning club with multi generation participation to boost wartime food supply. It highlights roles for mothers as directors and children and elders as helpers, noting simple equipment and guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture. It frames canning as patriotic service to strengthen national food security during hunger risk.
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Mother
Grandpa
More Canned Goods Steps for Home Canning
Step one gather jars and tops clean them and ready for use. Step two have new rubber rings ready to seal canned products. Step three arrange a canning outfit and equipment. A push to save food and aid the country with fresh produce, managed by safe methods, can yield satisfying results. Free bulletins on canning preserving jelly making drying and other conserving methods available from the U S department of agriculture Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Practical Cannergrame and Home Canning Tips
Practical guidance on home canning methods and equipment. Encourages sterilizing sealing rubber rings and using a wooden false bottom. Promotes indoor canning in small spaces and stresses saving summer harvests for winter use.
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