Liberty Bell and Independence Hall Revered in Wartime Reflection
A historical reflection recalls Independence Hall Liberty Bell and Patriots signing the Declaration of Independence. The piece urges renewed national resolve amid war calling for sacrifice over comfort and emphasizes Kipling’s Neutral and the duty of citizens to act.
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Independence Hall
Washington
Jefferson
Independence Square
Minute Men
Lexington
America
Kipling
Farmers Must Feed the Nation to Win the War
Gifford Pinchot urges Americans to take food conservation seriously and stresses the farmer's pivotal duty to produce enough to win democracy’s war. He argues for fair crop prices and steady harvest labor as essential, noting individual effort by farmers is decisive beyond reducing waste or shifting grain from liquor to food.
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Kaiserism
Farmers of America
Gifford Pinchot
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