Peace-time output to sustain mills and wage stability
The piece argues peace-time production will keep mills running and wages stable as hostilities end. It notes demand for goods, especially restricted wartime items, remains strong nationwide. It forecasts positive prospects for trade and industry due to renewed home demand and global reliance on American output.
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United States
Saylor's Christmas From Bergues During WWI Front Journey
Pvt Pink F B Saylor writes from Bergues France December 19 1918 describing a modest but joyful Christmas with a French family and local hospitality. He notes Allied troops in town with English Tommies hosting events and reports flu deaths among comrades while recounting movements from St Mihiel to Belgium and brief Armistice times. The letter ends with goodwill to Newton and Glynn families.
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Mr. Newton
Altho
Bergues
St. Mihiel
Belgium
Nov Lith
Brussels
Flanders
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