Elimination of Waste Campaign Promotes Food Education
A nationwide campaign urged by food authorities uses store displays and prizes to educate the public on reducing waste. Merchants nationwide cooperate through associations to support the plan, with Elbridge L. Howe coordinating newspaper participation. The effort emphasizes nutrient value over waste and features window displays arranged to attract attention.
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United States
Food Administration
Soulaye
United Publishers Coven
Elbridge L. Howe
National Retail Dry Association
Hedda
Windia
Shale Pat
Women Flood Wall Street Banks Aiding War Effort
The New York Post notes a surge of female hires in Wall Street banks after the U S entry into the war. It cites the Mechanics and Metals Bank hiring sixty women, surpassing thirty six men, with more women joining as positions open. Officials warn the shift may drive fundamental changes in staffing long term.
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New York City
New Jersey
Wall Street
United States
Mechanics and Metals Bank
Jon
Meg
Easie
New York Post
Psalm of the Allies Sermon on Germany
Fragmentary note from the New York Herald references Psalm of the Allies the ninety fourth psalm as a basis for a sermon on Germany. The text appears garbled with partial phrases about God and judgment, suggesting a wartime religious commentary.
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Allies
Germany
New York Herald
Old Fritz on the Art of Reigning From Frederick the Great
A fragment from a discourse on Frederick the Great discusses religion war and statecraft. It cites his view that religion is necessary yet should not dominate rulers actions and emphasizes cautious leadership and political strategy in governing.
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Fritz
Frederick the Great
Frederick
Shock Awaits Rich Youths in Draft Munition Work Plot
The article warns that some sons of wealthy New York families who worked at Bethlehem Steel hope to avoid the draft by claiming munition work. It suggests a strong chance of exemption for those living quietly in luxury after being part of the system, and hints at scrutiny of those who tried to outwit Uncle Sam.
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Bethlehem Steel
New
Lignite coal funding sought for lignite research plant
The Canadian government weighs a 400000 dollar request to establish a committee lignite plant for experiments. The commission on scientific and industrial research aims to secure funds this year to rent new apparatus and review the season's work. Western plains deposits hold promise despite high water content.
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Commission On
Peetee
The Czar and Family House in Tobolsk
The article reports Nicholas Romanoff and his family living in a fourteen room apartment on the second floor of a large old fashioned house at Tobolsk in Siberia. The narrative mentions the imperial couple and their residence post banishment with limited details on surroundings.
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Nicholas Romanoff
Tobolsk
Siberia
Ike Leemae
Empress Ecac
Foerk
Waterways Scoured For Fish In German-Occupied Lands
German forces had drained canals and riverbeds, disabling fishing networks. Allied observers note France and other authorities now fish with nets and traps to recover stocks from inundated waterways. The effort aims to revive river fishing, once vital to the nation’s economy and food supply.
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Germany
Booze Peril in France and German Exploitation Fears
A fragment discusses fears in the United States about alcohol confiscation and German exploitation. It notes writers worry over public opinion and potential consequences for national unity and industry as tensions rise in wartime France.
Buckwheat crop promise from Canada and U S aid
Assurance from Canada and the United States Food Administration says buckwheat crops will be strong for the coming winter. The report notes supplies and potential for buckwheat cakes, with emphasis on a good harvest and availability.
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Canada
United States Food Administration
Unclear Prussian Editorial Humor And Its Failing Aim
The fragment hints at Prussian editors abandoning humor and the writer noting their inability to grasp or deliver effective satire. The text suggests dissatisfaction with editorial quality and a sense of missed opportunity in humorous commentary.
Gramp Club Man Question Sparks Local Query
A garbled OCR fragment raises confusion over a Gramp Club event. Readable portions point to a community gathering and a question about leadership, but specifics remain unclear.
Prairie crop estimates for Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba
An early estimate places Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba crop totals at 217 million bushels with oats 5, barley 41, flax 1. The wheat yield assumption uses 25 bushels in Alberta, 15 in Manitoba and 14 in Saskatchewan. Officials note the figures may shift toward final Toronto projections.
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Alberta
Departments of Agriculture
Minion
Ota Bureau
Prairie Bushe
Hun
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Ted
Toronto
Robert F. W in St Nicholas Unite to Form Combustible Compounds
In a cryptic note the text cites Robert F. W. in St Nicholas joining to form combustible compounds. The passage claims the sun is too hot to burn and hints at wise men behind the explanation.
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Robert. F. W
St Nicholas the
Noted Moment as U S Troops Parade Before King George
An observer recalls the monumental scene in London as United States troops march past King George V. The salute from the king and the troops symbolizes a clash of empires and a dawning of democracy, inspiring pride, hope, and renewed resolve for the Allied cause.
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England
Cour le
London
Food Will Win the War Public Advertising Drive
The U S food administration launches a major outdoor national campaign to urge thrift and usage of food through posters and illuminated signs. Support comes from advertising firms, the treasury, cities, and electric utilities at no cost, with banners bearing the slogan Food Will Win the War Don’t Waste It.
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Treasury Department
U. S&s.food Administration
Com Cs
Federal
Sermon Denounces German Atrocities Across Europe
The speaker cites Belgium and northern France as ground to condemn German brutality, describing a missionary reckoning against a "German cancer" in Europe. He recalls horrific acts including killings, mutilations, and desecrations as proof that wartime cruelty is systematic rather than isolated.
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Lane
England
Belgium
France
Samant Eysy
Goethe
Aethericans
Hillis
Lorraine
Zee Coens
Eise
Sao
A Little Mistake Capt Jones Story
An unclear fragment mentions Captain Jones as a rough figure in a nighttime event. The text alludes to a mistaken action and a warning about consequences from an officer, but specifics are missing.
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Jones
Aetal
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