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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1918

Page

3

Third Liberty Loan Campaign Opens April Sixth

The Third Liberty Loan will open on April six, the anniversary of the U S state of war with Germany. The amount and terms depend on future Congress grants and will be announced once powers are approved. Secretary McAdoo chose April six to evoke patriotic duty and support for servicemen abroad.

United States Germany Congress Mcdoo France Atlantic

Pledged dues unpaid by Red Cross girls group

A list shows numerous names of girls and women who failed to pay their March Red Cross dues, with many spellings and partial readings indicating months February and March unpaid. The record compiles the roster for the dues shortfall and related notices.

Red Cross

What Your Bond Purchase Will Accomplish

The article explains Libert Bonds' concrete effects for War Department needs. A $50 bond buys trench knives or hand grenades, or surgical instrument cases. $100 bonds clothe or feed a soldier, or buy rifles and grenades. combined bonds clothe and equip for overseas service, feed a year, or fund horses, motorcycles, and medical gear. Additional examples show $300 bonds funding bicycles for headquarters.

War Department France

The Great Duty Speaks to American Resolve

The piece urges all Americans to perform daily tasks efficiently in wartime to support soldiers in Europe and sailors in the Atlantic. It argues that collective effort will shorten the war, save lives, and preserve civilization and humanity.

Europe France Atlantic America

Duty to support government and fighting men urged

A call urges citizens to work and economize to provide financial support to the Government and to aid the men of the armed forces who fight on land and sea, risking their lives for the country and its people.

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