The Coal Problem and Conservation Drive 1918
A wartime overview urges continued coal and fuel conservation for 1918 1919. It credits miners railroads and consumers for ample supply, notes eight weeks domestic stock, analyzes past shortages, and stresses thrift to aid postwar needs and European recovery.
Fuel Economy Still a Patriotic Duty
The piece urges proper conservation and economy in fuel use to endure winter with less home discomfort and without hampering essential industries. It notes U S coal stocks are historically high and credits a zoning system for solving transport issues while warning Europe may need vast coal for future manufacturing and rehabilitation.
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