The Kaiser's Hatred of England and America
A wartime column portrays Kaiser Wilhelm II as bitter toward Britain and the United States. It traces his vanity and pride, his disdain for English power, and a perceived personal insult by Admiral Cogh lan. The piece cites Queen Victoria and royal tensions, concluding with a satirical suggestion of postwar retribution.
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Eagle Pass
Newadnrideland
Kateer
Bettesy
Gett
Fecher
Frederick Ti
Waele
Hetle Darling
Wilhelm
Moglatel
Quinen Victoria
Queen Victoria
Yous Follser
Universan
Tune Kalan
Olusentas
Phia
Oolony Malser
Ghair
Eaglund
America
Admiral Coghlan
United States Navy
Romtania
Dallas News
W.S
LIMIT OF SUGAR AGAIN ASK REDUCT GN 1917 MEMO
Details plan to ration sugar for factories and bakers under federal food authority. Includes percentage allowances by business date, penalties for overage, and aims to conserve sugar for harvests and dairy while curbing candy and soft drink production. Also discusses meatless days and meat consumption reductions to support shipping for troops.
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Ammmeriial
Praca
Wasshinggton
St ES
Glycerine Mixture Suggested for Appendicitis
A historical note describes a glycerine mixture claimed to prevent appendicitis with bark and ingredients, advertised by a pharmacist as cleansing the bowel and relieving sour stomach, gas, and constipation. The ad extolls Adlerika like effects and frames a broader claim of medical surprise. It also references sugar shortages and cane syrup as alternatives, plus a note on New York Zoological Garden plans and food supply for summer.
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A. H. Bruruggist
New Regulations for Hotels and Restaurants
Federal Food Administration official R A Parker oversees wheat conservation in hotels and restaurants with a follow up plan. Public eating places must contact Parker in Houston and implement service rules within ten days, otherwise enforcement will begin. Violations may lead to license revocation and public notification.
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R.A. Parker
Federal Food Administration
Texan
Parker
R. A. Parker
Houston
Pedeo Ia
Pood
Hin Dwly
Political barbecues off while Wark is on
Federal food administrator Pedell for Texas condemns election barbecues as wastage of meat. The recommendation is endorsed by W.7 Shurtleff, state Democratic chairman, and welcomed by candidates as a way to save budgets strained by Liberty Lean Bonds and Red Cross.
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Herbert Koover
Pedell
Texas
W. 7. Shurtleff
Democratic Executive Committee
Liberty Lean
Red Cross
Bell Commission Company License Restored by Food Administration
The Bell Commission Company's license for brokerage at Leaumont and Port Arthur is restored after payment of the shipper's losses for refused potato consignments. The firm pledges to observe future rules and regulations and is welcomed back into the industrial army to handle the country’s produce.
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Bell Commission Company
Leaumont
Port Arthur
United States Food Administration
The
Food Administration
Regula Hone
Ee Mar
Food Admin Takes Action Against San Antonio Eateries
The Texas Federal Food Administration hearings target several San Antonio establishments for violations of wheat and sugar limits. Proprietors and managers faced court action with hearings conducted by District judges and county food administrators. The San Antonio and Harris County facilities were ordered closed temporarily as penalties were imposed for food regulation breaches.
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Feamal Food Administration
Texas
Pti
Fasieg
Sutvlaw
Ta Olaine Eas
Jades Ireland Gaiaves
Jades Ireland Gaiaves of Thes Division of
Law
Aml Entgereidam
Toesina
Mo Numiane
Id 7A
Patie
Ghasaka
Pouprieter
Magic Cafe
Kort Mottoberes
Harris
Pesteu
Bexar County
Biattle Sdratysa Cato
San Antonio
Saratoga
Signa
Flour Mill at Fort Worth Loses Federal Licenses
The Fort Worth Flour Milling Company loses its federal license after violations of Food Administration rules. The mill may apply for a new license after June 15 if it complies with the Food Administration program and Grain Corporation rules. The case marks one of ten regions forming a national enforcement committee including Kansas City and Omaha.
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Fort Worth
Wort
Division of Faifares
Texas
Mil
Food Administration
Grain Corporation
Kansas City
Comiaite
Aihi
Cousicis
Omaha
Teal Dssistants
Milling Divsion
Corm
Fou
Kansas
Uoturieto
Utah
Oklahoma Texas
New Mexico
Nebraska
Wife's Cure For Illness Prompts Over Two Thousand Dollar Claim
A Houston man, Harry C. French, says his wife recovered after taking Taulac medicine, spending over two thousand dollars on prior prescriptions with little benefit. He touts Taulac as the turning point and notes its availability in Llano and Lone Grove.
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Harry C. French
la Branch Street
Houston
Texas
Taniac
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