Ban German goods sweep across American shops
The article notes widespread boycotts of German products in the United States, with about 700 New York storekeepers banning German goods. It discusses American public sentiment, the potential impact on postwar policy at Versailles, and the expected continuation of war-time finances and trade disruptions. It also covers oleo replacing butter, high prices, and food shortages shaping consumer choices.
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United States
New York
Germany
America
American Defense Society
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Hunland
Versailles
American mood shifts as war talk and politics swirl
The week blends weather cheer with global tensions as President Wilson heads to the front for Christmas, Bolsheviks retreat from Petrograd, and Villa eyes a Mexico clash. European leaders weigh peace while U S voters face delayed election results and a Chicago graft tale surfaces.
Songs and notices bundle with sale and meeting
The page includes the Doughboys song lyrics line about smiling through troubles, a removal sale for millinery with stock to move, Emma Seafert address notice, a Watson Hose Company No. 2 meeting at Central Station, a Red Cross comfort note for soldiers, and a Christmas special on twelve eleven gold filled watches at A C Kirberger's.
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Emma Seafert
Second Avenue
Watson Hose Company No. 2
A. C. Kirberger
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Warren Evening Times
Warren County
GIMES
Pennsylvania Avenue
the Times Publishing CO. (Inc
Walker
B. G. Lowrey
B. W. Russell
T. B. Claweon
G. Lindenstein
Foreign Advertising Repesentative
East 18Th St
New York City
Coutaide Warren
Alaska
Rico
Mexico
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaiian and
Philippine Islands
Canada
Warren
Fenn
Thomas F. Logan
Leslies
Oleo
Butter
W.S.S
Wilson
Petrograd
Holland
England
Sah le
Aie
Chicago
Orlando
Europe
Philadephia Rapid Transit Company
Red Cross
The
Cornplanter Refining Company
Doughboys
Lucifer
Ameerican Red Cross
John Kelly
Louis
Cavan
Redding Shoe CO
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