German Cow Beet Affects War Food Morale In 1917
Editor Victor Morgan reports from Europe that Germany's diet improved relative to last winter due to cow beets and straw bread, yet the population fears persists as mayors in 1917 opposed cow beet use. They warned of revolt if potato shortages continued. Conditions are debated as harvests shift.
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Europe
Victor Morgan
Cheyenne State Leader
Associated Newspapers
Morgan
Colms
Eader
Newspaper Enterprise Association
America
Empire
Munich
Berlin
Famine and hardship spread through Austria and Germany
The article surveys dire living conditions across Austria Germany and Switzerland noting higher costs scarce food and rationed supplies. It cites famine dropsy tuberculosis hunger poverty and the decline of beer and meat while describing government controls and cross border hunger among displaced Germans and Austrians.
Five Day Work Week Seen Possible for U S Industries
A Philadelphia study argues U S factories can run on a five day eight hour week, citing overcapacity and idle downtime. It notes mining and basic industries operate only about four fifths of the year, with workers finally paid enough to meet demand. The Garfield order is discussed as a test of idle time versus production needs.
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Owl
Starfield
United States
Philadelphia Board of Public Works
Dewak
Lacy
Manufacturers’ Associations
Chambers of Commerce
Antiunion
Evers
Garfiell
Great Britain and Canada train front-line officers abroad
British and Canadian recruiting missions mobilize volunteers for 200 000 Canadians and Brits to serve in France Italy and the United States. Officers are trained at Sandhurst Woolwich and Kingston Ontario with camps across both nations. Generals White Dennis and Jamieson lead the mission from New York and western division headquarters.
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Great Britain
Canada
Gen White
United Sates
France
Italy
United States
England
Ials
Royal Military College
Sandhurst
West Point
Roya Military Academy
Woolwich
Royal Military Colle
Kingston
F. C. Jamieson
Absence of Playful Children Noted by Swiss Visitor
A Swiss visitor returning from Germany observed a striking lack of playing children in towns he visited. He attributed the quiet to underfeeding causing lassitude and a lack of strength to play, noting only games without physical effort were seen. Victor Morgan reported the remark.
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Germany
Victor Morgan
Germany Withholds Food From Prisoners And Refugees In War Effort
The article notes German policy to conserve food even for refugees and prisoners of war. It describes Christmas rations for families of three, and reports that richer soldiers receive better care while troops on the front remain well supplied. Public sentiment at home supports sacrifices for the army.
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France
England
Paris
Wheel alignment technique for cup wheel removal
Detailed steps describe removing a cup wheel retaining topic, turning the boring wheel, reversing the wheel by hand, and adjusting spokes to set true. A slight looseness then a firm shake confirms alignment before locking the wheel in place. The language notes careful handling to avoid backlash and ensure accurate centering.
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USA
Forests Marked In Abe Radu Area With Gulde Posta
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Shoshone forest and twenty eight other patrol forests in Abe Radu and nearby areas. Mentions marked gulde posta signals but lacks clear details on actions dates or authorities.
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Patloanal
Abe Radu
Weenie
Gthee Ote Lepis
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