Wicked Waste and Food Pledges Stir City Debate
A city woman challenged by a housekeeper to explain why banquets and club dinners prio rity waste no food while many struggle. The Wayne News questions lavish meals amid war effort urging restraint, urging films and actions to curb waste.
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Getiag
Eee
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Enjoys Army Life Continue Reading Fragment
A partial fragment describes soldiers in snow gear with long ears and broad hind feet resembling snowshoes, built for running in deep snow. It notes their capability to move through winter conditions and hints at observations about their endurance and daily life.
Local Notes From Kinderhook To Fremont In Brief
Fragmented local items note families at Kinderhook and Coldwater, moving to Lansing, stock sales, and home projects. A farewell from Fremont announces absence, closing out watches and clocks. An illustrated wartime booklet describes weapons from hand grenades to large guns, with distribution offered.
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Coldwater
Glenn Feira
Lansing
Lin ’ McElroy
Jones
Muriel Day
John Cox
George Fink
Miss McElroy
Fremont
Frank Burdick
Lynn C. Bisbee
Germany not a democracy says Indiana prof
In a critique by George F Reynolds from Indiana University, the author contrasts American democracy with Germany. He argues Reichstag power is limited, Bundesrath is state-appointed, and Kaiser dominates. He concludes Germany remains a one man ruled state despite elections.
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England
House of Commons
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Commons
Germany
Reichstag
Senate
Kaiser
Prussia
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