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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
2
Governor Keith Neville calls Nebraskans to surpass prior war fund efforts as the Third Liberty Loan approaches. He notes Nebraska led per capita in Red Cross, thrift stamps, and Liberty Bonds campaigns and urges a national banner response from citizens.
An appeal from 1918 urges readers to buy government bonds in the April campaign to aid the Allies in France and Belgium. It frames bond purchases as a civic duty, promising safety for families and a swift boost to the war effort, with strong language about sacrifice and national resolve.
A public discourse contrasts German autocracy's focus on victory with calls for world safety and democracy. The exchange highlights ideologies defending freedom, democracy, and protection for women and children against aggression.
A soldier in trench talk questions how stay at home Americans view the war. He wonders if they contribute to the effort by buying U.S. bonds and supporting the war economy, labeling nonbuyers as slackers and traitors in the eyes of soldiers.
The heavyweight title match between Fred Fulton and Jess Willard will take place in Denver Colorado. Willard started training last week with a five mile daily walk sparring sessions and light gym work.
An ex member of parliament recounts canvassing a dissenting minister on bishops in the Lords. After a tiring day he snaps I will bang the bishops. The minister, taken aback, replies I canna undertake to go altogether that length but you shall have my vote.
A dialogue excerpt explores desire and fear of losing freedom within marriage. Two speakers discuss love, personal opportunity, and the complications of commitment in a modern relationship.
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