War War II? No, 1918 Harvest Labour Call in Canada
The 1918 Dominion campaign calls for increased farm labor as harvest approaches. It urges able bodied men in cities to join farm work, noting essential food production for the war effort and warning employers to release workers for essential labor shifts. It stresses public opinion will evaluate effort and sacrifice at home.
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War Time Labor and Patriotism in Canada and America
A wartime column urges readers to register for farm work and support food production. It contrasts harsh war conditions with Canada’s peaceful home, promotes the Temple of Labor as a unified job agency, and quotes Lansing on fighting Prussianism. It ends by urging continued garden work and trench perseverance.
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State Lansing
Prussia
America
Kaiser Bill Gets a Call to Hell in Wartime Verse
A wartime poem from a Minnesota paper mocks Kaiser Wilhelm by sending him a message through a telephone, predicting US entry and a hellish confrontation. It depicts the Kaiser and Wilson in a supernatural exchange, urging naval and military action and promising American retaliation.
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