Military State Socialism Embraces German Trade War Measures
In 1918 Germany channels resources and industry into war needs under Army led state socialism. Rail and transport strain, price controls, and forced industrial syndication tighten government grip while private enterprise faces closures, consolidations, and rationing to maximize war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Brown
the Press Publishing Co
New York World
Stockholm
Germany
Reidtown
Iindenburg
Smi
War Ministry
Federal Downviland
Eur
Ludendorf
Order of Things
Vohiae
Srave
Irom
Prin
Ifrom
Mindenburg
Ismail Nan
Ceas
Baltimore Legionary Dies After Delayed Release
Ivan Nock, a Baltimore civil engineer serving with the American Legion in France, is killed in action one day before news arrived that American officials would secure the release of legionaries from French captivity. Nock, noted for his shoes and tobacco, went over the top with his squad. a shell struck him, and he died after extended injuries. His death came amid delays in Washington approving the release of Americans serving in foreign armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibert
Wham Nock
Panama
Worhily
Baltimore
Quintermaster
Nock
Hem
Digard
Washington
Americas
Nook
Phillipe
Bsy
Hin
Brek
Boehemiere Kun
Legion
Norrocans
Phillipe Aiet
Socialists meet at Fort Worth endorse reforms and nominations
March 18 Fort Worth Texas President Wisons War polities were indorsed at the Texas Socialists Convention. They called for open discussion of peace public ownership of railroads and large industries. Nominations for state officers included KL Gibson Fort Worth governor IL Parnart Kemp lieutenant governor MA Smith Commerce United States senator QO Brownsea Fort Worth state treasurer Greer Arkansas attorney general bid Greer for schools superintendent De Bidre Dallas state superintendent of schools.
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Fort Wortex
Wisons
Texas Socialists
KL Gibson
Fort Worth
IL. Parnart
Kemp
M.A. Smith
Commerce
United States Senate
Brownsea
Mort Worth
Greer
de Bidre
Dalkas
Plan camps for boys VI March 18 near Lake Geneva
The Military Prmng Canops Association announces four four week camps for 400 boys each to be held at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Boys from all sections will be guided and instructed with equipment provided by the association while participants pay their own railroad costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi LY
Canops Association
Lake Geneva
Wolfson's All Week Linen Sale Cuts Across Home Textiles
The ad lists deep discounts on bed linens, towels, napkins, tablecloths, and related items. Counterpanes, sheets, damask, napkins, towels, and crash toweling appear with prices and sizes, emphasizing regular-price savings and wide assortments for home use.
King and Queen Lead in World War II Food Rationing
London dispatch notes King George VI and Queen Mary among early adopters of voluntary rationing with the royal household pledged to self-denial. The king urged continued public sacrifice as Britain tightens food controls, maintaining abstinence and urging efficient use of coal and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King George
Queen Mary
Wis Mars
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Eheodiie R
Jay
Derek Keppel
Househald
Dubia
Cinerea
Whale Arms
Fragmentary OCR Item on Evaporation Event
Disjointed OCR text fragment references evaporation and a set of undefined items. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are readable to identify a proper news item. The readable parts suggest a science or paranormal note but lack coherent context or facts.
Keasler Elected and Post Officers Chosen
The meeting of Post D Marvelers elected officers with AL T. Keasler as president and Valo Vlasieman as other officers. Ed Sachs named secretary, Eugene Nations as stirte director, and others chosen for Pek GA. The group also discussed proposed telephone rates and prohibitions, with continued efforts on enactment. Nearby, London dispatches report Royal visits and military officers receiving the King’s front at Packingham Race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
AL T. Dseasler Wits Ochosttt
Valo Vlasieman
Cupplomion
ALT Alonroe
Virepatiedi
Ed Sachs
Eugene Nations Tor Stirte
Pek GA
Mina Ithridge
Pengeth Be Hoss
Daiker di
Tours Law
Percyan
BOS. OL To Rather and Son
London
March
Packingham
Cob Willishetes
Royal Sussex
Nervous Prostration Letter Promotes Vegetable Compound
West Philadelphia woman describes years of nervous prostration and backache, crediting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. The letter urges other women with similar symptoms to seek guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts and emphasizes the company's forty years of experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Philadelphia
Lydian J. Pinkham
Lydia K. Pinkhanes
Pris Pirzchau
Dist St
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mags
Well and Strong Was a Wreck and Then Recovered with Cardui
Mrs J O Gueringer of this place describes a long battle with pain and weakness. Confined to bed for months she began Cardui and after three bottles improved. She regained energy at work and strength, urging others to try the tonic. Cardui is praised as the world’s tonic by many women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tstate
Businss
Busines
Germany
Gude
Udit
Duce Aia
Beko
Liv
J.O. Gueringer
Thig Place
Ana
Aldo
Poe
Fragmentary London Notice on Postwar Dining Rules
A partial report from London describes wartime style controls in Franttnest on Main where residents may enter restaurants and dine or drink without obligation, under municipal order. It mentions Maj. John Oates and a king ringed figure connected to Cather and son. The text shows oblique references to conditions and authority without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
John Oates
Cather and Son
Heathr
London
Gey Hkeny
Franttneston Main
Olive Tablets advertised by Dr Edwards in old warning tone
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a vegetable laxative substitute for calomel claiming to clear the skin improve appetite and energy. It emphasizes liver and bowel action without dangerous after effects noting millions of boxes sold at 10c and 25c with nightly use advised by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
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Jolica
Madmen
Great Headquarter
Holand
Scandinavia
Gersty
France
Indust
Serra
Silesian Cement Industrie
w+ diy
Deutsche Bank
Lisconty Gesellschaft
Dresdner Bank
Gudes Pepto Mangan
the Red Blood Builder
Nayat
M. J. Breitenbach CO
New York
Ivan Nock
Wilson
Texas
Denise
Wolfson’s
Marseilles
Dwight
Oaul Woltson
England
Keasler
Lydia E. Pinkham
Well & Strong
Louisiana
Cardus
Macny
Wenen
Scotts Erulston
Scott
Leon & Bowne
Bloomichl
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