Submarine War and Soil Fertility in War Time
A pamphlet from the Overseas Acre Fund outlines how submarine warfare disrupts fertilizer supply and threatens crop yields. It notes Mediterranean pyrites shipments at low freight rates and the shift to rock phosphate, impacting farm production and food sustenance for Allied nations. The piece also describes devastation in France after German advances and appeals for monetary gifts to support relief, farming, and food distribution through War Relief efforts.
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Byala
Gibrattar
Media Raneum Feelghivns Renteraing
Savannah
Norful
Matetmere
Fries
Nak
Brere Tin
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Fune
France
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Use High Grade Fertilizers for Better Plant Growth
The notice urges choosing high grade fertilizers as prices rise and margins tighten. It stresses that quality plant food delivers better results, endorsing premium formulas and reliable suppliers to maximize growth while controlling costs.
Big Air Raiders 70 Be Provided Analysis
A fragmented 1910s aviation column discusses the potential of large bomber aircraft. It argues England needed an independent air department and outlines strategic uses for long range bombing craft, including heavy air power and independent air force operations.
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Cotsen
England
Piero
Rhine
Herlin
Navy
Department of the Air
Germany
Bir
Dougla
News from Pee Suds and the War Mail Process
A wartime notice explains how casualty reports and soldier letters are relayed to Washington and published promptly. It details post cards from France, free postage for health updates, and the Adjutant General's Office methods to locate addresses. One week yields 1,674 letters received, 1,252 completed and forwarded, 123 returned, and others held for possible completion.
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Howe
Washington
Asilor
France
Adjutant General's Office
Washington, D.C
Chamberlain's Tablets to Relieve Stomach Troubles
Chamberlain's Tablets claim to aid stomach troubles indigestion and constipation with notable relief for long suffering patients. They are advertised as valuable for biliousness and chronic constipation when used as directed.
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Peale
Herve
Cuban sugar planters to get Chinese labor
Thousands of Chinese laborers bound for Cuba will pass through the United States on their way from China. The Cuban Government has granted sugar planters permission to import them to boost production. Chinese workers will be bonded to prevent escape during U.S. transit.
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San Francisco
China
Cuba
Pacific Coast
United States
France
Treasury Department
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