A Governor and the Six Pardons
A North Carolina governor faces a moral test over six youths sentenced to long terms for burglary, criminal assault, arson and infanticide. He considers home life and society’s neglect, then grants six pardons after hearing the plea that justice must address the child, not merely the crime.
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Why We Must Save Food During World War I
A 1917 report outlines food shortages in France and Europe, noting wheat crop below half of 1913, potato crop at one third, sugar beet deficit, and meat herd decline. It argues America must aid allies to prevent starvation that would threaten the war effort.
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
Leipsie
von Mueller
William
Great Britain
France
America
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