Potato sensationalism in Chicago market shows supply and demand at work
Chicago Commerce argues that thirty eight carloads of Australian potatoes arriving after forty five days at two dollars seventy per bushel and eleven percent shrinkage illustrate price dynamics driven by supply and demand rather than dealer manipulation. The piece notes profits, losses, rumors of destruction, and calls for official inquiry under potential national food control.
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Planting Song of the Farmerettes
A wartime verse by D. B. Greenberg recalls Nellie the pedagogue and Sue the social light joining the food army after German sinkings. They grab rake and hoe and head to Farmingdale to support home front efforts.
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Chorus on Farm Labor in Wartime
A wartime farm labor verse describes soldiers and farm workers enduring sun and hard chores. It portrays farmers continuing to toil from dawn to dusk and vowing to keep farming until victory in the war is achieved.
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Bill Sherman
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Worldwide Price Increases Across All Markets
Statistical proof shows price advances for a broad range of products from global markets. The rise is not limited to this country or nations involved in the war, indicating a widespread inflationary trend.
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