Patriotism in War Duty Plan and Civic Action
An urging to all citizens to become part of the war effort through practical action. Proposes a civilian army of 300,000, efficiency libraries, garden programs, and professional mobilization. Lists steps: join efficiency societies, start a war library, create clippings scrapbooks, plant home gardens, repurpose vocations, tithe income, and fight prejudice while supporting national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Brotherhood
The
Independent
Naional Agricultural Society
Na‘ Sion
National University Extension Association
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Kitchener
American Federation of Labor
Army
Council of Defense
Security League
American Red Mue Cross
Militia of Mercy
National League of Woman's Lew
Prussia
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Wster County
Texas
Edward Parle Pasington
Patriotic and Defense Societies
Baker
National Institute Efficiency, Union Trust
Washington, D. C
National Emergency Food Garden Comsion
Washington, D.C
Agricultural Extension Department
Your State University
R Countryside War Garden Bureau
West Fortieth Street
New York
America
Vave
Economis
Wilson
Marshall
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Alpine State Bank
Alpine
Enjamin P. Berkeley
W. van Sickle
J. C. Miller
H.W. Ferguson
TL Hord
Ast
Alpine Lumber CO
Clarence Hord
R. B. Slight & Co
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W. P. Hinson
Palace Pharmacy
Walter Garnett
CA. Brown
Presto
Kokpanot
V-Pipe
G. Raines
Je. Cas
W.A. Buchanan
Sanitar
Heca
Alamo Lumber Co
L. M. Light
Mipine
Measday & Co
Barbee Near
Holland Hotel
Pw Frye