Wartime Garden Call and Tales of Heroism Across Europe
A long composite spreads from poem fragments to wartime essays urging home gardens to feed troops, with anecdotes of heroism and moral tales. It includes a campaign against German goods, a Swiss boy’s cow rescue, and fables about kindness and resilience in wartime Europe.
Costs of winning the war and its price to freedom
The piece ponders the true cost of victory beyond money, warning a German occupation and loss of independence would follow if the Allies fail. It contrasts civic peril with patriotic resolve and includes snippets on prohibition in Denver, fruit as essential, and a comic parable about being one's own grandfather.
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Europe
America
England
France
Wilson
Home Garden Army
Germany
William Atherton du Puy
Washington
United States
du Puy
Russia
Red
New Yorker
Hever
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