Women's patriotic week in New York promotes war effort fashion
A New York City audience embraces patriotic bond sales as thousands of women, including a famed actress at the library plaza, contribute to war bonds. The column details skirts, spacers, and footwear adapted for war work, noting hobble-skirt trends, spats, and practical top coats with military inspired vests and collars.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Price of Wheat Fixed by Law and Cotton Protests Rise
A 1918 examination highlights government fixed wheat prices disadvantaging Northern growers while Southern cotton profits surge. It notes rising living costs, textile price hikes, and claims cotton interests block price fixes, urging action as cotton producers withhold sales to push prices above 40 cents.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Department of Labor
Fuel and Light
Wome
Railroad Wage Commission
North
Congress
Clarence Ousley
War Industries Board
Ousley
Thomas W. Page
Cotton Inquiry Committee
Department of Agriculture
Democrats Use Deception in War Time Politics
The piece argues Democratic leaders try to persuade voters a Democratic Congress is needed to aid President Wilson, citing opposition to Wilson’s war measures in 1917 and 1918. It asserts the leaders blocked army expansion and draft modifications, and claims the aim is to keep party control for postwar favors.
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Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Germany
War Department
House
Clark
Dent
House Military Committee
Padgett
Committee On Naval Affairs
Kitchin
Ways and Means Committee
America
Foch
Clark Down
Haig
Representative Kahn
Paris
Europe
United States
Democratic Organization
Democratic Party
South
National Forest Receipts Lead All Districts in 1918 Quarter
Receipts totaling 120105.65 for the quarter ending September 30 1918 top all districts in the North Pacific region covering Oregon Washington and Alaska. Timber sales produced 116816.84 with grazing permits and other items making up the balance. total for seven districts reached 511466.49 versus 468648.95 a year earlier.
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North Pacific
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Forester’s Office
Geo. H. Cecil
Portland
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Inland Empire
Missoula
National Forest
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