New England Receives Record Liberty Loan Support
New England reveals a strong response to the Second Liberty Loan drive with a total approaching eighteen million dollars. Officials report widespread optimism across communities and high participation from local banks and citizens, signaling a robust regional effort.
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New England Urged to Push Liberty Bond Drive
Amid a patriotic push, Massachusetts and New England races to raise Liberty Bond funds. Officials cite $105 million subscriptions so far with $200 million more needed in ten days. Citizens from factories to storefronts are urged to buy bonds for 4 percent, supporting troops and homes.
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Massachusetts Gas Company
R. L. Day & Co
Jackson & Curtis
Massachusetts State Guard
McCall
Liberty Loan
Butler Ames
State Guard
Jesse Stevens
Ames
Commonwealth
Samuel W. M’call
Wells River
Liberty Loan Committee
Nelson Batley
Central Committee
Washington Street
Dudley
Roxbury
Tremont Trust Company
Alexander Whiteside
Governor Aiken
Massachusetts
William H. van Allen
Church of the Advent
Borax Promises Easy Home Cleaning Tips
An old advertisement touts 20 Mule Team Borax for simple cleaning. It claims divorce court judges could relax if women knew how easy housekeeping is, citing a stained tub cleaned with warm water and Borax. The copy stresses Borax has many household uses.
War bond rallying call urges support for victory
A wartime exhortation urges citizens to contribute money to war bonds, stressing continued progress and the need for financial support to sustain the war effort. The appeal frames patriotism and collective duty as essential to victory.
Liberty Bond Drive Urges Support From Soldier Helpers
Our soldier boys are doing double duty offering their lives and buying bonds. Do a little to show you are back of them by buying a Liberty Bond.
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Liberty Loan Committee
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