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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
14
Wartime sugar conservation kept the United States from famine as consumption dropped from 400 000 tons a month to 230 000 320 000 279 000 and 230 000 tons from July to October. The Food Administration credited public restraint for bridging stringency and enabling a return to normal use while aiding Allied supply relief.
In July 1917 the U S Food Administrator voiced strong belief that democracy would defend the United States despite German advances toward Paris. He recalled the early wartime gloom but asserted confidence in the results already achieved and urged steadfast resolve.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss rationing sugar and loyalty to the nation, mentioning monthly allowances and reductions as acts of patriotism. The text references four pounds to three and then to two pounds while urging continued support.
The piece argues that America earned global gratitude by sharing food during war and can win lasting good will in peace by conserving resources and feeding the needy. It emphasizes humanitarian leadership and international solidarity through food aid.
A German methods report describes deliberate prisoner abuse in World War I. It details overwork, starvation, beatings, bayonet use, and crucifixion by tying prisoners to trees with wire. A Russian survivor recounts hours of crucifixion and forced labor under harsh convoying and guards.
A patriotic tribune honors returning soldiers from Belleau Wood with praise for courage and victory. The letter from Mrs Isley promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach disorders and constipation. The piece closes with a call to continue buying U S War Bonds until told to stop.
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