Great Cost of The World War Reveals Expenditures
Figures show the United States Liberty Loan of 3 000 000 90 will back the 20 000 000 000 war bill to June 30 1918. Total war cost to date stands at 92 815 875 000 with Britain leading spending at 22 939 376 000 and its colonies adding 645 700 000. France and Italy combined exceed 796 000 000. Central Powers outlay lower with Germany about 20 335 000 000, Austria 8 003 000 000, Turkey 1 059 000 000, Bulgaria 784 500 000.
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United States
Sam
Iherty
Great Britain
France
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Bulgaria
Private Hearing Invites Music Folk by Christine Miller
Christine Miller the eminent American contralto invites music lovers to a private hearing at Plainfield High School on November 6, 1917, at 8 30 P M. The artist has gained popularity on the concert stage and appeared as soloist with several major societies and choirs.
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Christine Miller
Plainfield High School
Boston, Handel and Hayden Society
York Oratory Society
Toronto Choir
Chicago Appello Club
Pittsburgh
Boston
Miller to Represent American Artist at San Francisco Expo
Misa Miller was selected as the representative American artist to participate at The World’s Fair in San Francisco on Edison Day October 21. She will present a series of scientific acoustics experiments at the High School, with cellist Jun Glockner from the Edison Laboratories assisting. Introduction cards available via Vorel & Briges, Edison Diamond Disc Studio, 310 West Front Street.
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San Prany
New Jersey Hotelmen Plan Meatless Days
The New Jersey State Hotel Association at the American Hotel Exposition in Philadelphia voted to observe meatless Tuesdays for the war’s duration. Under the resolution, hotels clubs and dining cars will refrain from beef lamb mutton ven pork and other meats beginning October 23 and continuing each Tuesday.
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New Jersey
Philadelphia
Charles J. Fury
Trenton
New Jersey State Hotel Association
Union
United States Food Administration
State Bulletin Reports Big Onion Crop This Year
The State Bulletin notes onion production is up this year with New Jersey showing limited domestic demand. It urges direct farmer sales from Newark and Trenton, highlights cooperative potato efforts, and mentions factory buyers moving produce by wagon and car.
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State Bulletin
Elye Aleds L. Clark
Bureau of ‘Kets
State Board
Ture
Nces
New Jersey
Ers
Bulletin i
States
Gloucester
Gem
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