National Patriotic Education Faculty Organized
A National Patriotic Education Faculty composed of eminent professors on full pay will tour the country to promote Patriotism Through Education as part of the National League campaign. Dr. Robert M. McElroy leads the effort, with scholars from Princeton Harvard Columbia Stanford Oregon and Williams among those already pledged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Robert M. McEloy
W. Hall
Princeton
W. B. Junro
W. H. Schefield
Harrd
Franklin H. Giddings
Cobia
H. van Tyne
Leland Stanford University
Uniraity
Oregon
Hamilton
Williams Colleges
What German Victory Would Mean
A nationalist wartime pamphlet argues that a German victory or peace would prove a ruling world empire for Germany. It condemns Kultur as immoral and portrays German leaders and soldiers as brutal, predicting U.S. subjugation and destruction of Christian ideals if Germany wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
National Security League
Germany
Bethmann-Hollweg
William Hohenzollern
Attilla
Stenger
Belgium
Budenwikzer
United States
Jersey City
Fragmentary note on wartime German literary references
The readable text mentions the Neue Rundschau and works of Frederick II Bertin amid wartime references. It cites dates like April 11 and March 14 and notes orders from the Army and Aus. 38, 116, with unclear context about proclamations and throne breech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve ‘Mann
Krieg
Inn
Frederick II Bertin
Thaine
Lore
Dekann Wonger
Ane
Honor Roll for Now Wheat Users Urges Sacrifice
Raleigh April 27 1918 Henry A Page Food Administrator urges North Carolinians to join an honor roll by cutting wheat use until the next harvest to aid Allied and American troops. He notes a wheat stock of about 100 million bushels last month and argues that half or more of the wheat must be allocated to soldiers and allies, asking households hotels and families to avoid wheat flour and adopt substitutes while maintaining nourishment and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Henry A
North Carolina
Page
Europe
Food Administration
Jemima
Henry A. Page
Raleigh, N. C
Ralegh
New Mexico
Kempernich
Food Administration warns farmers on wheat sales and wartime relief
The article reports Food Administration plans to seize unmarketed wheat after May 1 to curb unpatriotic delays. North Carolina farmers receive higher prices for wheat, aided by Henry Page’s policies, while large mills face strict caps. It also covers surplus cottonseed, potato campaigns, and seizures to deny aid to the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
France
England
Italy
Food Administration
North Carolina
Tennessee
Henry A. Page
Grain Corporation
Virginia-Carolina Railway Company Timetable No 58
Rail timetable details list regular stop signals and notation for stations and facilities such as Oracle Crossing Water Coal Scales Turntable and Wye. Includes symbols O and T used for operations and track features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia-Carolina Railway Company
Oracle Crossing
Y.—Wye
Jet
W. T. Ry
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Security League
Pes Breech
Poe
Wisconsin
Westeran
Fletcher
Castoria
Government
Tuckerdale
Lansing
Berlin
Warrenville
Smethport
Weat Jeffers
Weat Jeffers - Hamilton
Bowie
Riverside _ Elland
Bungay
eLyy vLy
Peewee
Konnarock Branch
Eves
Abingdon
W.C
Watauga
Barron
Cedarmille
Drowning Ford
Damascus
Laureldale
G.C
Taylor's Valley
Seseres
la ‘Green Cove
Gilly
Boone
Perha
Dean
Inethis
N. G. Deal
Hickory
N. C
Doan
Mr. Deal
Foster. Millburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Alfred W. Dula
Lenoir
Dula
Charlotte
Cardus
Mary E.veste
Madison Heights
Paine County
D. J. Cottrell
A. Fdinlaten
E. 8
Coffey
J. A. Edmisten
Watauga County
People’s Bank of
F Edmisten
Cottrell
George A Banner
J . Guignard
J. A Edmisten
Watauga Superior Court
W. D. Farthing
Western
Jack
N. L. Mast
Must, N.C
NSAI
Chamberlain
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