German Sentiments by German Writers Extracts
The piece mixes wartime wheat production talk with extracts from German writers. It notes Missouri farmers must raise wheat 13 percent above 1918 to meet world needs. It includes quotes from Fritz Philippi, Capt Persius, Henry Marr, and F Lange amid war coverage.
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Missouri
United States Department of Agriculture
Council of Defense
Individual Initiative and Liberty Loan Drive in War Effort
The article praises American soldiers in France for independent thinking and open fighting, contrasting with German mass formations. It urges home front support through the Fourth Liberty Loan starting September 28, urging each American to contribute personally. It condemns cashing War Savings Stamps early as a slacker act, urging men to keep savings for the war effort.
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France
Amercans
Germany
Post Office
Fourth Liberty Loan Aims To Defeat Germany
The piece urges a massive subscription to the Fourth Liberty Loan to undermine German morale and support American victory. It argues money equals power in war and that home funding drives both morale and victory against Germany.
Financial Courage and Support for Soldiers
The text urges immediate investment in United States government securities as a duty to back soldiers. It warns that hesitation equals financial cowardice and that delaying patriotic support harms the war effort.
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United States
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C. E. Steele
New Boston
A. R. Dillinger
Mr. Dillinger
Dr. Montgomery
Milan
Fritz Philippi
Capt
Persius
Europe
Henry Marr
F. Lange
Soissons
Stenger
E. H. Martin
Cerda
Electric Theatre
Lyda Borelli
North Salem
Browning