The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
A veteran observer recalls German life from 1915 to 1918 detailing mobilization fever in Frankfort and Berlin, food shortages, rationing, and social breakdown. He notes police actions against suspected spies, price gouging by profiteers, and the decline of honesty under wartime strain. The narrative predicts future revolutions and a collapse of the Hohenzollern regime, ending with a call to join the Red Cross.
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Canteen at Front For American Bird Men
American Red Cross to establish specialized mess and recreation canteens in France for aviators. General Patrick requests extra comforts to maintain mental and physical well being for students and officers serving overseas. Canteens will be run by American women and the Red Cross will have sole charge.
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Red Cross Canteen Praised by Soldiers and Sailors
Letters from veterans praise the American Red Cross canteen service. Army personnel convey thanks for care en route to embarkation points, noting coffee, treats, and generous support. Messages include phrases like 100 percent service in Toledo and calls to “Support Red Cross in everything.”
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