What Is the Matter With Business in War Years
George W. Perkins argues America must shift from competition to cooperation in business to survive the war and shape postwar peace. He criticizes political leaders for decades of unchecked competition and warns that ruthless trade wars and wage cuts threaten national unity and economic stability.
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George W. Perkins
The Rise of Cooperation in War and Industry
The author argues that during World War I the United States shifted from ruthless competition to cooperative methods, adopting coordinated rail and industrial efforts. He laments past antitrust fights under the Sherman Act and urges Americans to embrace collaboration as the new lifeblood of trade for future economic conditions.
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Indus
Serer
Germany
New Year Crowd Sings At Civic Auditorium
Fifteen thousand people gathered at the civic auditorium on New Year’s Eve for a patriotic song program. After varied performances, the entire audience joined in a mighty chorus of national airs.
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Gowns and Pajamas Described in Empire Styles
Soft muslin slipover gowns feature deep Empire yokes with lace insertions and embroidery medallions. Also batiste gowns in plain tailored style with hand embroidery and envelope chemises. Peggy pajamas in pink batiste Empire style with ribbon bow trimmings.
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BON Marche
Linen Damask Prices Shift Across Widths
A listing shows 70 inch linen weft damask at 1.50, 70 inch all linen damask at 1.75, 72 inch all linen damask at 2.00, and all linen damask napkins at 83.00, indicating a tiered pricing structure for linen textiles.
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America in War Front Lines and Mobilization News
Reports show American troops in frontline trenches in France and a Liberty Loan total of 4.6175 billion dollars. Muted war weariness in Russia precedes Bolshevik peace talks while U S forces suffer casualties in Rhine fronts. Congress faces 13.5 billion wartime needs and Wilson calls for Austria Hungary war. U S railways seized east of the Appalachians. Red Cross and selective service actions accompany widening U S war effort.
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