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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
3
In a partial OCR fragment, mentions Admond Taakt or AhAnoal in relation to the band, a person named Gerloch described as former secretary of the musicians union in Cleveland, with unclear dates and roles. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
QPF notes sailors entering the navy face submarine threats on Atlantic crossings. A $100 Liberty Bond and a $50 Liberty Bond can equip a man in the navy for one year, or the same two bonds will defend him for one year.
War Loan Organization in Washington prepared ten million sets of power cards for distribution to American Expeditionary Forces boys overseas. Each card bears a message from a serviceman urging home folks to invest in Liberty Bonds with images of tanks ships and ammunition. Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Pennsylvania will receive their shares as cards return home.
A rallying verse urges Americans to buy another war bond to support soldiers abroad. The poem uses bold diction to frame financial sacrifice as a patriotic duty and a personal contribution to freedom.
A proposed bond offering five hundred dollars to fund a company of infantry or cover the cost of drafting one hundred men, or pay the equivalent in five hundred aveapean caps. The note outlines alternative payments and military compensation options.
A wartime appeal urges readers to buy Liberty Bonds to support the war effort. The message emphasizes patriotic duty and collective sacrifice to fund military needs and return servicemen safely.
War Trophy Trains will tour the Fourth Federal Reserve District to boost Liberty Bond sales. Two Victory War Trophy Trains will visit communities, stopping for hours at about four towns daily, displaying helmets and other captured gear from Allied and German fronts. The effort is led by the Central Liberty Lawn Committee in Cleveland and the Baltimore Administration.
A wartime display trains a touring exhibit features a Liberty Bonds procession with trophies and military equipment. Ralph Stickle leads one car from Cleveland traction, while crews from American, Carinthians, British, French and Tunisian units accompany the trains. Antiaircraft guns, depth bombs, and aerial bombs are shown alongside captured German decorations and battlefield relics from Chateau Thierry and Castigny. The tour plans stops in many towns, with crowd arrangements and regional alerts to manage the displays.
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