War Effort Call Urges City Men to Help Farmers
A wartime appeal urges urban businessmen to aid farmers by supplying labor during planting, cultivation, and harvest. It argues town workers, many former farmers, can volunteer to support local farms and boost national production, with a proposed labor recruiting committee coordinating farm needs and volunteer placement.
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Teoene
Heart of Trade
Opel
Arenes Crotey
Lerie
Grange
Onion
Atere
Farm and City Man Debt to the Farm
A farmer urged readers to recognize the farm as the backbone of business and home life. He stressed the farm’s vital role in sustaining city livelihoods and called on citizens to repay the debt by supporting farm labor and patriotic service.
Farm Labor Problem Manpower Sufficient if Mobilized
City residents must help solve the farm labor problem affecting farming communities and business success. Write to the department of agriculture in Washington DC for a copy of The Farm Labor Problem Manpower Sufficient if Property Mobilized and Community Ac-
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
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The New Power in the Ukraine
A lengthy critique argues German influence extended through Ukraine via espionage and propaganda networks. It details German steamship firms, parent organizations, and agents tied to military and diplomatic channels. The piece notes campaigns to sway public opinion, incite strikes, and influence foreign parliaments while promoting German emigration policies.
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Theotore Keln
Lemierg
Kahn
Eothalien
Malin Etd Einectien
Piet Forrman Etpes Elot
Bert Luate
Auetries Army
Galicia
Nokowlna
Austinian Arcs
Heaer
Germany
Walt For Freedom of the
Sess
Europe
Fragmented note on European regimes and hidden loans
The text references Austro Hungarian rule, hidden loans without interest, and government measures, mentioning nations like Germany and a movement of people across Europe. It notes petitions for relief, shifts in governance, and a diaspora seeking favorable terms under varying official emblems.
The Day 180 and the Call for Sacrifice in War Time
A dramatic home front editorial envisions a nation roars toward unity and sacrifice on Armistice Day. It urges readers to fund war relief, preserve democracy, and support churches and communities as citizens respond with generosity. The piece contrasts past divisions with a united front, ending with a plea for every dollar to sustain the war effort and achieve peace.
Mother’s tribute to Sgt Maj William Jenkins at Camp Upton
A Tennessee mother from Holladay, Mrs M E Jenkins, writes Maj J D Whitmash thanking him for kindness shown to her son Sergeant Major William B Jenkins of the regiments at Camp Upton. She expresses pride in his service and faith in eventual victory, sharing maternal sorrow and resolve.
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Camp Upton
America
Jenkins
Holladay, Tenn
Mra
M. E. Jenkins
J. D. Whitmaths
William B. Jenkins
France
Europe
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