Hoover urged world food relief and thrift urging nations to save
A column argues Americans should practice wartime food economy to feed Europe and aid allies, while avoiding hunger at home. It frames Hoover as a voice for humane policy and national duty, urging continued conservation as a moral and strategic asset.
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Europe
Germany
America
Samaritan
Cologne A Great European Trade and Fortress City
Cologne stands as a major German city on the Rhine with rail links to Europe and river access to the sea. It was formerly the chief Ubii town in Roman Gaul and later hosted a Roman colony founded in A D 50 under Emperor Claudius in honor of his wife Agrippina.
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Agrippina
Jus Italicum
Childeric
Charlemagne
Cologne
Lower Rhine
Charles IV
Coucil
Eicherreche
Trade and Crafts Guild
London
Prussia
Germany
Rhine
Coblenz
Europe
Julian Caesar
Gaul
Claudius
From Other Viewpoints War Time Propaganda Snippets
A collection of editorial quotes from Detroit Free Press Baltimore American Charleston News and Courier and Springfield Republican reflecting wartime attitudes. It discusses courage in peace campaigns and moral judgments of German leadership during World War II or WWI era propaganda.
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Knox
League of Nations
Alsace-Lorraine
Springfield Republican
Casualties Reported by AEF Leaders in World War I List
The Times compiles the AEF casualty totals with names across ranks from private to lieutenant. It lists milled in action, died of disease, wounded degrees, missing in action, and killed in action, followed by a long roster of individual servicemen from Philadelphia to Scranton and beyond. The report covers multiple sections with dates and locations including Warren and nearby counties.
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Klock
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Kousman
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Atlas
Hotb
D. J
Marya E Starner
Philadelphia
Collins
J. B
Palo Alto
Diekler, Jr
Fenstermmacher
Ke. Sweitzer
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Argentine
Schaeffer
E. E
Philadelpha
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I. C
Normalville
Privates Gee
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Hason
A. W
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Clinefelter
J. C
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Stocker
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Decker
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J. P
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Uncle Sam’s feeding you songs and soldiers list
The page lists soldiers and wounded from World War I era with names, ranks, and locations. It includes a lyric caption about Uncle Sam feeding Americans and a long roster of lieutenants mechanics and other personnel, detailing units and towns such as Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Reading.
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Hotman
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