Germany's Propaganda on Workers Exposed by Easley
Daniel Louis Hanson faults German prewar messaging on workers, pensions, wages, hours, and housing. He cites Easley of the National Civic Federation, detailing low German wages, long hours, child labor, slums, and land distribution to argue Germany sought to weaken allies through propaganda. He warns that conditions worsened after the war and condemns pacifist slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Britain
Germany
Chilrman Easley
National Civic Federation
Empire
Berlin
Moabit
Vorwaerts
Easley
Cologne
Europe
Madgeburg
Dantzig
London
Paradise Alley
Hamburg
Frankfort
Junkers
France
Belgium
Potsdam
Hell
X ray imaging of concrete interiors for inspection
A new method enables X ray photographs of the interior of concrete masses to inspect reinforcement. The procedure was perfected by a Bwise engineer.
Afterwards and the Court of Truth
A reflective meditation on wartime loss and accountability. The speaker imagines a future judgment where nations face blame, the slain souls rise as witnesses, and motives are exposed, asking how one will defend actions when truth cannot be erased and fraud vanishes.
War Bonds of Friendship Deepen Between America and England
Chester M Wright, New York Typographical Union member and editor, reports on stronger Anglo American ties amid war. He notes British admiration for American labor and democracy, the first American flag flown at Warwick Castle, and American cultural displays in Adelphia Theatre. He recalls the April 6 entry date and shared resolve to defeat the Hun and preserve civilization.
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Chester M. Wright
New York Typographical Union
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Europe
America
Warwick
Warwick Town
Adelphia
England
Comfort to Germany by Robert Adger Bowen
Robert Adger Bowen urges Americans to defend Anglo-Saxon heritage and refrain from belittling Britain during World War I. He argues that British resilience under fire shows merit, and calls for restraint until the United States matches Britain’s wartime efforts.
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Robert Adger Bowen
Flanders
Picardy
England
America
Great Britain
Alfred the Great
Germany
Britain
Early pullets best layers in poultry keeping
The article argues that pullets with steady growth from hatch to maturity are usually early layers. Growth disturbances retard egg production, while consistent development of reproductive organs drives early laying. disturbances from diet, movement, or environment can delay maturity and profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Rearing Advice on Ensuring Strong Pullets
Guidance on preventing delays in laying hens from hatching to maturity. Avoid disturbances such as movement and drastic changes in feed to ensure early egg production and steady growth, especially when prices are high and eggs scarce.
Price of Squabs Not Changed by Big War
Squabs remain comparatively affordable as a meat source amid the war, with prices near prewar levels. The American Squab Breeders Association guides about 10,000 breeders and 60,000 others, promoting corn and other protein feeds to replace wheat. The U S Department of Agriculture supports these efforts and provides literature and bulletins to expand squab breeding.
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American Squad Breeders’association
Itas
Association of
One
United States Department of Agriculturel
Federal. Food Administration
Charm Your Plain Suit With Accessories and Vests
A fashion authority urges careful wardrobe care in scarce fabric times. The plain tailored suit stays popular with charming accessories and detachable collars avoided. Separate vests in sheer fabrics rise in fashion, with sleeveless designs preferred for shape retention and ease of wear.
Beading for Fine Blouses and Entre-deux Techniques
Fashion notes explain home sewing methods to imitate imported blouses. Techniques include beading joins, entre-deux trim creation, and a Spanish pyramid entre-deux design using crochet and chained stitches. The piece guides finishing edges with crochet and slip stitches for strong seams.
Deeds of Value in Time of World Crisis
A writer urges focusing on large life priorities during a world crisis. Self-centered people miss big opportunities, while women should stop worrying about gossip and use their strength to perform deeds of value and provide service.
The Housewife's Scrapbook Cleaning Tips
A collection of household remedies and sewing hints. It covers removing paint with turpentine and ammonia, olives flavoring, oiling olives, curing blue stains with salt or baking soda, cleaning willowware, scrubbing matting, weed control with acid, repurposing nightgowns, and using newspaper to press woolens for lint-free ironing.
Pretty Capes for Summer Fashion Highlighted
Exquisite cape design tops summer wear with unique material. It features black velvet instead of wool, taffeta, or satin, setting it apart from common choices. The piece emphasizes a distinctive gold points detail and stands out among numerous capes for the season.
Clean Refrigerator Routine for Warm Weather
A weekly cleaning plan outlines a little over an hour to maintain sanitary refrigerator conditions during warm weather. It suggests two days plus a half day of tasks, emphasizing regular cleaning to keep the unit in good condition.
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The
Vigilantes
Samuel Valentine Cole
Gideon Hoe
Comfort
Laqing
West
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