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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1917
Page
14
Otto H. Kahn argues for German peace via reform and warns of Prussianism's menace. He calls Americans of German descent to join the nation in its war effort, urging responsible funding and scrutiny of defense spending while stressing patriotism over ethnic ties.
Between October 1 and 27 the second issue of Liberty Bonds will raise about three billions, with half the surplus subscriptions over that amount. Estimates say four or five billions may be raised as bonds are expected to be widely purchased by Americans. Congress has increased wartime spending from initial estimates of three and a half billions to over twenty billions for the first years of war.
The piece notes a prolonged US embargo on exports to neutral nations and British controls on Sweden Denmark Norway and the Netherlands. It argues Germany cannot access essential munitions and food, predicting war’s end within sixty days to six months if neutrals are blocked, with South America as a fragile alternative.
A American inventor claims a 26 year studied system of free energy generators could end the war by powering ships and aircraft without fuel. He asserts demonstrations before a House patents committee and a five scientist panel are planned, though specifics remain undisclosed. Congress shows interest but details are withheld for now.
A collage of short notes and opinions on war, economy, and society. Mentions Riga battles, Dutch gold, price controls, French Alsace-Lorraine, coal exports, wheat prices, and labor wages. Includes quips on vitality, money, hats, and a light jab at transportation and dining customs.
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