War Theory and Europe Meat Shortages Exposed
The article surveys a theory blaming Germany’s 1914–18 war on financial collapse and indemnities, arguing Kaiser’s regime pursued war to avert bankruptcy while praising German efficiency. It also notes European livestock declines, British price controls, and rising American responsibility to boost meat and dairy production for postwar needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States Food Administration
Germany
France
England
Denmark
Holland
Food Administration
America
Germany's subsidized empire and the peril of state finance
The article argues that city debt and high taxes funded by government subsidies favored imperial projects over sound business. It notes rail systems as state owned and argues freight subsidies masked true costs, risking national bankruptcy and war as Germany’s exit from economic strain, citing American industrial data from December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Bread subsidies in Britain and wartime bread pricing
Article notes that Britain subsidizes bread with about 200 million dollars annually. It explains government control of grain, price setting for milled bread, and cheaper loaves for the public, contrasting with France where bread prices are higher relative to loaf size.
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England
Great
Bitain
France
Sunday Evening Church Program and Ward Drama Plans
The notice outlines a February 3 church program with singing talks and war savings messages plus a discussion of war topics. It also details M I A ward dramatic instructions with points for participants and a list of approved plays and pricing for ward performances.
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Ocean
Suns of America
Bryant
Stake Board
Uch
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