Saulsbury Urges Liberty Bonds For War Effort
The U S Senate leader praises a French wartime bonds poster and appeals to Americans to invest in Liberty Bonds to support soldiers and the war, arguing bonds are a safe way to safeguard savings, fund defense, and strengthen the dike against German militarism. He cites Lafayette and Pershing, noting loyal descendants will fight, and urges swift, robust purchases to comfort troops and save lives.
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Delaware
United States Senate
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Nation faces peculiar food shortage urges housewives
The government calls a national Food Conservation Campaign from October 21 to 27 urging women to substitute other foods for scarce staples like wheat meat dairy and sugar. President Wilson proclaims October 28 a day of prayer while women back home join efforts under Hoover to make the home front support the war.
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Liberty Bond Call and War Watch From Hobart College
Citizens urged to buy Liberty Bonds as war effort central to national duty. Dr Lyman B Powell reports German airship raids feared within six months and a fleet of hydroaeroplanes aiming for high speed and altitude. President Wilson appeals for bond purchase to ensure victory against a ruthless despot. world war costs run at $160 million daily.
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Resolutions of Sympathy for Mrs Cora B Hutson
The Ladies Aid Society of the Denton M E Church mourns the loss of beloved member Mrs Cora B Hutson. She lived a life of Christian virtue and her memory will be a fragrant reminder to the sisters. A copy of these resolutions will be given to her sisters and placed in the society minutes.
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Denton M. E. Church
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