Fragmented wartime diary entry from 1914 abroad and at home
A long wartime letter fragment describes troop inspections, regimental details, and travel near Niederau. It notes the 6th brigade including the 141st and 122nd regiments, anticipates moves around May, and mentions Easter, a homeward plan, and personal letters. It reflects fatigue, longing, and family updates from John Foverette to his mother and sister.
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Bola Og
Nidcen
141St
122Nd
Niederau
Te Orlock
Pershing
Mather Tam
John
Aunt Sue
Brimfield
Tai
Peoria
JoHet
Fern
The Price of Peace and the Victory Loan Effort
Wartime sacrifice and national effort are framed as the price of peace. The article cites vast U S military strength and industrial output at the armistice, noting millions in service or training, immense ammunition and chemical stockpiles, and heavy production of gas masks and heavy machinery, underscoring the cost of victory and the need to fund postwar responsibilities.
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Staf
France
United States
States
Victory Liberty Loan urged to finish the job and rebuild
A speaker argues that the war ends require Americans to fund the Victory Liberty loan to complete the job, repay Uncle Sam, and aid postwar rebuilding. He recounts a torpedoed sailor’s tale to warn against complacency and stresses law, order, and freedom, urging participation in the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herish Sees
Atlantic Ocean
America
Sam
Debt and the Victory Liberty Loan Tribute
Randall Parrish argues the nation owes a debt to returning soldiers and the maimed for their sacrifice. He urges oversubscribing to the Victory Liberty Loan as a memorial and functional effort to sustain veterans overseas and honor those who perished.
Finish the Job Victory Liberty Loan Appeal
Government urges support for the Victory Liberty Loan as soldiers press on to end the war. Calls for continuing backing with a sense of duty and resolve to back troops in the final hours of combat.
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France
Gnerchaigt Marine
Weo
North Sea
Fatherland
Admission Pricing at Local Event: 15 and 25 Cents
OCR fragment notes admission costs of 15 and 25 cents with no reserved seats indicated. readable text mentions tickets and local event details but lacks full context for location or date.
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Merite
Berry Reek
Nye
Joho Strieder
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Spain
Pethoks
Ih Tea Armierfenn
T Therty
Victory Liberty Loan
Buy Victory Liberty Loan Securities
Victory
By Randall Parrish
Fred
Charlie
Victory Liberty
Justin
Walter Miller
Republic
Brimfield, Ill
Ian
Garey
Bodelines
Carey
Max Martin
Rosa Waltgff
Bed’ Cross
Bobby Walton
Aunt Polly
Henry
Roger Pacey
Cornelia Murdoch
Louise Learned
Stustt Cady Pan
Clark Neva ( Hamilton
Mildred Porter
Olive Finck
Robert Bagg
Gertrude LaFollette
Wilifefimnegan
Gafu
Agers
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