Read This Address to Every Man and Woman in Baltimore
The editor of the Saturday Evening Post urges every citizen to support the Liberty Loan. It argues that soldiers in France bear the fighting burden while others at home work, farm, or run businesses. Citizens should invest savings in bonds to aid the war effort and honor those serving.
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Baltimore Sun
France
Caroline
United States Department of Agriculture Apain
Maryland
Talbot
Wicomco
New Jersey
Avery
Editorial notes on Maryland draft quotas and compulsory service
The editorial outlines Maryland net quotas for the first call to colors totaling 7 096 men based on a national 687 000 estimate and a later call tied to a national 500 000 figure. It explains delays due to Wilson and Pershing needs and describes adjustments if state quotas are established. It notes legal penalties for nonregistration and details duplicate registrations and wage-based assignments. It recalls Franco-American unity and debt for France’s wartime help.
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Maryland
Wilson
France
Great Britain
Picardy
National Army
National Guard
Pershing
Congress
Americans in France and a dog tax tale
The piece blends wartime rhetoric on American leadership in France with a local dog tax plan set to begin June 1. The tax charges one dollar per male dog and twenty two dollars per female dog, with proceeds funding public schools after covering dog-related damages to livestock and poultry.
A Just Peace and America’s Resolve in War
The speaker defends the U S entry into world war as sober and necessary. He argues defeating Germany is essential for global safety and liberty, rejects Germanism, and contrasts American ideals of liberty and justice with German autocracy. He warns against half measures and stresses a lasting peace through victory.
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United States
Wilson
Congress
Germany
America
Lincoln
Just and Righteous Peace as War Aim
A wartime advocate argues that only a just peace honors American sacrifice and defeats treasonous ideas. He warns that pursuing any other peace harms the nation, delays victory, and costs more American lives in France. He urges continued war effort to secure a rightful peace.
Army draft seeks twelve thousand shield men in many trades
The Provost Marshal lists immediate need for about twelve thousand men across numerous units. Roles include air brake inspectors, blacksmiths, carpenters, engine and machine workers, electricians, machinists, foremen, list clerks, telegraph and telephone operators, stewards, cooks, welders, and many more. Present yourselves to local boards now. eligibility limited to draft age. The offer expires April 27.
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Bereavement Thanks From Community Members
A note of gratitude expresses appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during a recent bereavement. The text references statewide camelas and concerns about children and rabbits disappearing, attracting attention from hundreds studying the issue.
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