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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1918

Page

15

Food Situation and War Effort Call for U S Aid

The piece explains that European nations are fighting and farming output is depressed, forcing reliance on the United States and other regions for food. It emphasizes that North America must supply food as allies in democracy join the war, with many Americans contributing from home while others fight abroad.

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Conservation 10 Be Intensified Be Intensified

United States Food Administration issues a wartime conservation message urging drastic wheat reductions to supply Allies. Households to limit wheat products to about one and a half pounds weekly per person, with specific limits for public eating places retailers bakers and grocers, and phased tightening until necessary.

Raleigh United States Food Administration Henry A. Page

Germany must be crushed and democracy protected

The writer denounces Germany for war crimes and asks for Kaiserism to be destroyed while defending democracy and liberty. They praise Allied aims, condemn brutal occupation, and urge mercy toward innocent Germans who oppose tyranny, asserting the American flag as a symbol of protection and freedom.

Germany Faber

Heroic Women of France and the War Food Question

Dr Alonzo Taylor extols French women who work as farmers and labor in munitions transport and agriculture while home care for the wounded and elderly. He argues American food policy must relieve French women by increasing cereal alternatives to wheat to sustain morale and aid soldiers.

Alonzo Taylor France

War Consciousness Urged by Page At Washington Conference

United States Food Administrator Henry A Page returned from a Washington conference with Hoover urging a sacrificial war consciousness. He called for a reconstruction of personal relations and attitudes to support the war effort, demanding intensified effort, economizing, and full use of labor. He warned the consciousness would arise from casualties and mourning if not from duty.

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