Sugar Conservation Proofs Moral Fiber During War
Americans showed strong support for the war by conserving sugar for Allied needs. US Food Administration reports a measurable drop in domestic sugar use, enabling lighter ocean tonnage for Europe and a return toward normal consumption as European shortages ease.
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United States
United States Food Administration
Europe
Saul
Laurie
Norn
America
Swan
Wheat Exports Demonstrate U S Food Leadership
The Food Administration highlights a strong wheat export program proving America can win the war and feed allies and home fronts. With reduced troop moves, markets may open and normal wheat supplies could resume, despite past high exports and rising ship tonnage constraints.
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Food Administration
America
Europe
Australia
Peoples of Democracy
American habit expanded in relief efforts abroad
A fragment discusses aid to famine victims in India and Belgium, noting relief actions and the broader wartime impulse to feed the hungry. It mentions ships of food and distribution to travelers, with reflections on the impact of wartime duties and humanitarian work.
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Faving
India
Hausen
Belgium
Methods of Democracy and Hoover Words on Cooperation
The piece cites a statement by the United States Food Administrator before the Senate Agricultural Committee, arguing democracy relies on voluntary public support. Hoover says cooperation, stimulation, and self sacrifice mobilize national brains to aid the Allies, warning against accepting German domination.
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United States
Tne United States
Senate Agricultural Committee
A Titanic Struggle Yields Vast Wheat Aid to Europe
In a year of crop failure America shipped 141 million bushels of wheat to Europe, a memorable achievement that saved Europe by rapid aid and national effort.
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America
Europe
German official: American resolve will doom Germany
A prominent German official stated after declaring war on Germany that the American republic would not be easily defeated. He claimed the United States could not land enough troops in time and warned that once Americans, a hundred million minds, were spiritually stirred, Germany would face doom.
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Germany
Oty
Europe
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