New England Must Raise $100 Million for Victory Today
New England must raise $100,000,000 between 9 A.M. and midnight to push the Liberty Loan total toward a $500,000,000 district goal. Boston banks stay open, crowds march in three patriotic parades, and notable subscriptions from American Woolen Co. and dozens of firms push the region toward the maximum as supporters urge every resident to buy bonds.
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New England
Boston
Boston Common
Camp Devens
30St
Curley
David I. Walsh
McCall
Rush
Boston Navy Yard
Johnston
Department of the Northeast
Mollie
Waddy
Rascal
Tony
Sam Perkins
Federal Reserve Bank
American Woolen Co
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Fourth Atlantic National Bank
Brown Bros. & Co
F. S. Moseley & Co
Duc Ossie
American Hide & Leather
American Glue Co
Hornblower & Weeks
Noyes-Buick CO
National Life Insurance Co
Mills
Biddeford
Christian Science Church
American Hardware Co
Landers
Frary & Clark
New
Goa
Stanley Rule & Level Co
Stanley Works
New Britain
Conn
International Trust
Liberty Mutual Ins. Co
Boston Insurance Co
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies
A. C. Lawrence Leather Company
Peabody
Weston
D. T. Timagenis
Liberty Loan
Braintree
Frederick C. Folsom
Arthur Haynes
Draper Brothers
Canton
The
Federal Bank
Bureau of Engraving and Frinting
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank Organization
New York
Federal Reserve District
Lynn
Pittsfield
Nantucket
Newton
Concord
Milton
Whitinsville
Abington
Amesbury
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Holyoke
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Spencer
Springfield
Wakefield
Winchendon
Woburn
New Hampshire
Fremont
Newmarket
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Nashua
Portsmouth
Maine
Pepperell Mills
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Vermont
Bradford
Proctorsville
North Troy
Lyndonville
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
American Telegraph
Dartmouth Manufacturing Company
Travelers’ Insurance Company of
Hartford
Coastwise Transportation Company
Tenth of Scout Army Sells $35,991,150 Bonds
Reports from about one tenth of the Boy Scouts of America’s quarter million volunteers show total Liberty Loan bond sales of 35,991,150 dollars. Headquarters urged citizens to buy bonds today rather than just pay war taxes.
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Advertising Men
John K. Allen
Albert Boulton
Brookline
N. H
South Station
East Cambridge
North Packing & Provision Company
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve Bank
Scout Army
New York
Boy Scouts of America
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Constipation Relief
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated tablets claim gentle, natural bowel and liver action with no griping and are sold by druggists for 10c or 25c per box.
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Edwards
Calomel
J. Edwards
Clive
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