Observations on German hunger and wartime conditions by Corey
Excerpts from Corey in The Saturday Evening Post and other leading magazines describe Germany as not starving but very hungry. He argues reserves of fat are depleted, Germany may seek peace before 1918 19, and people lack warmth and small comforts. Going further, he continues his assessment.
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Whig Acclaims War Correspondent Herbert Corey in France
The United States Government permits sixteen war correspondents to accompany the American army in France. Herbert Corey is one of the accredited sixteen. The note highlights Corey's high standing and The Whig's ability to present his articles to its readers.
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