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Monday, July 9, 1917
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The Headlines
WILSON PROCLAIMS EXPORT CONTROL OVER FOOD, FUEL AND WAR SUPPLIES TO AID ALLIES AND BAR TRADE WITH FOE; SWEEPING BAN ON SHIPMENTS President Takes Action Under the Terms of Espionage Law. BECOMES EFFECTIVE JULY 15 Aim is "to Ameliorate Conditions That May Arise Before the New Harvest. "HOW NEUTRALS WILL FARE Our Duty and Intention to Consider Them Whenever Practicable, Says President. May Put Embargo on Wheat. Shuts Off Japan's Steel. How to Obtain Licenses. Neutrals Overruled. Cheaper Foods Soon. CONTROL LOWERS WHEAT. Prices Abroad Are Below the Present Figure Here.
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You Share a Birthday With
- Edward Heath (1916)
- Ferdinand II, Holy Roman Emperor (1578)
- Franz Boas (1858)
- Jan Neruda (1834)
- Ann Radcliffe (1764)
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General
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Soldiers
over the topblightyno man's landcooties
Suffragette
deeds not wordsvotes for women
Tech Check
Modern Zipper & Drone Torpedoes.
Cost of Living (1910)
Loaf of Bread
$0.06
Gallon of Gas
$0.15
Average Home
$3,600
New Car
$950
Time Elapsed
39,778 days ago
(108 years, 358 days)