New Wheat Saving Rules Lead to More Interesting Conservation
Don Herald reports the food administration publishes updated wheat saving rules. The aim is to spread conservation over time to prevent shortfalls next season, with allied nations adopting a common bread mix of 80 percent wheat and 20 percent other grains. Residents are urged to learn the new rules, even if it requires night school, and to fully adhere to them.
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Hoover
Europe
Allied Co
Food Administration
Germany
Food Clubs Endure the Test of Time in Wartime
A wartime editorial by C. V. Stainsvy for Indiana’s federal food program extols U S Food Clubs as vital links between citizens and the war effort. It urges public support for selective service, Liberty Bonds, Red Cross, and fuel savings, and notes a Mantanapois baker at 1006 S East Street is barred from flour allotments for overshooting monthly wheat flour limits.
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U. S
Red Cross
V U. S. Food Administration
Food Administration
U.S
Mantanapois
S. East Street
Thrift and Bonds Rally Urges Fourth Liberty Bond Drive
Deputy Justin Godart extols thrift in a speech on The American Crusade. He links France’s Poilu to thrift as the nation’s backbone, urges Americans to buy the Fourth Liberty bonds to fund war effort and defeat German feudalism.
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Justin Godart
France
America
Reparable assets outweigh war loans say Outlook analysts
The Outlook argues recoverable assets totaling 16.000000009 billion dollars will benefit Americans and counter war loans of about 24.9000509 billion. Projected two year outlay to June 30, 1919 reaches 36.69670247 billion pounds.
Godmother Wanted for Liberty Bond Tank
A Marne front letter from the artillery commander celebrates a Renault tank No 66 644 that has survived three enemy crossings and damaged many German guns. The writer asks for a godmother to name the tank and urges buying Liberty Bonds for victory.
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Marne
Sacrifice to Buy Bonds Front Line Courage and Duty
The piece contrasts frontline bravery with civilian cowardice in refusing to cut sugar and fuel use for war. It cites Captain Cochin who died at Verdun, urging readers to undertake greater Liberty Bond purchases, imagining his dedication as a model. It appeals for five or ten bonds as shared sacrifice.
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Captain Cochin
Verdun
Pushing On Liberty Loan Song By Sousa and Lee
Lieut John Philip Sousa composes a fourth Liberty Loan song with lyrics by Guy Lee Chicago newspaper man The title is Pushing On The words describe Allied troops fighting and Pershing pushing on The chorus proclaims For Pershing's pushing the Hun is on the run and urges public bonds and payroll support
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John Philip Sousa
Guy I. Lee
Chicago
Pershing
Bond Sales Hint Promises Luck for Fighting Yank
The Liberty Bond call suggests buying a "new ticket" for Fighting Yank with the tag Reveille promising luck to buyers throughout the day.
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Yank
Registration of War Bonds Urged by Loan Officials
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago bond department cites a Treasury letter urging full legal names for Liberty Loan bond subscriptions registered in initials. Transfers after death are easier when names match, avoiding administration proof that can arise with initials. Departments request full names whenever possible.
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Bond Department
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Treasury Department
Sarah. A. Smith
Thomas W. Smith
S. Smith
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