Thanksgiving climate and harvest notes amid war and labor strain
Residents recall Thanksgiving fare and weather as harvests end and a sudden frost marks a turning season. The piece notes coal strikes, looming shortages, and potential postwar tensions, with extended references to prices, subscriptions, and advertising costs in a local paper.
WADOO. STANDS REMIND DEMAND OF COAL MINERS
New York telegraph from Nov 24 quotes William G. McAdoo defending proposed 1 percent wage increases for soft coal miners. He cites 1918 income tax returns showing high capital earnings and argues increases are just, urging no consumer price rise without addressing excess profits. The piece also notes church notices, local ads, and a Birmingham discussion on reducing newspaper print usage.
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