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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1918
Page
5
Women’s hosiery offered at two pairs for one dollar with fleece lined cotton and heavy weight on street floor. Silk stockings priced one dollar per pair, medium weight black 12 strand silk with risle heels and toes, mock seam, garter welt. irregulars of standard 1.50 grade but no impact on wear. Street Floor.
Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo announces the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign to start Saturday with a New York district share of 1.8 billion dollars. He urges wealthy individuals and corporations to subscribe, defending against bond swaps and stressing war finance and postwar value. The speech at Carnegie Hall frames the loan as essential to defeat the Kaiser and fund ships, docks, and merchant marine expansion.
The orphan asylum benefited from a sizable boost in funding, with the Federation approving $50,000 compared to $30,000 the prior year. This increased appropriation funds improvements and expanded services for the institution’s children.
Washington dispatch states the nation will subscribe to a three week period starting next Saturday for the largest loan in history. It outlines quotas and the steps the public should take to participate in the national borrowing program.
A Boston parade yesterday showcased captured German artillery to bolster public support for the war loan. Co B of the Third Battalion US Guards led the march with bands from the 20th Coast Artillery and sailors from Commonwealth Plaza, displaying three 77 mm guns a 105 mm gun a trench mortar and a flame projector described in the readable fragments.
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