Tag: March 1918
Henry Foster, Pig-Farming Prohibition, North Carolina 1943
March 24, 1918, Laredo, Texas – The Great War may have brought about unprecedented challenges, but it also brought about an unexpected consequence: the decline of pig farming in small towns. Just a few years ago, nearly every farmer and household in Laredo kept a pig or two, relying on them for scraps and a…
Wheat Black Market Ringleader, Food Hoarding, California 2022
March 16, 1918, Washington D.C. – In a shocking revelation, the U.S. Food Administration has announced plans to further restrict flour consumption to prevent a potential catastrophe. With only 125 million bushels of wheat available, and a staggering 90 million promised to the Allies, officials fear the worst – a repeat of the Great Famine.…
Subterfuge on the High Seas: German Plot to Starve Neutral Nations Unraveled
In a shocking turn of events, a German plan to starve neutral nations through sabotage has been exposed, revealing a web of deceit and subterfuge that stretches across the Atlantic. On March 14, 1918, General Pershing ordered an investigation into the actions of several American wool manufacturers, who were allegedly parties to a German plot…
Bolshevik Betrayal: Imperialists Exposed in Siberia
In a shocking turn of events, the Bolsheviks have been handed a powerful argument against their critics. President Wilson’s failure to halt Japan’s advance in Siberia has sent shockwaves through the Russian public. Those opposed to the Bolsheviks are pointing to this as proof that imperialists in all countries are united against the Russian revolution.…
