Fourth Liberty Loan urged as war effort back home
Editorial notes rally for the Fourth Liberty Loan describing it as a fighting loan. It urges every subscriber to contribute, cites prisoner labor programs and economic measures, and cites statements by officials and the U S ambassador to Russia about the war and home front duties. It highlights tax and bond guidance, labor needs, and mass letter campaigns to support the loan.
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France
Berlin
America
Europe
Maryland's Great Orator Advocates a Statesman
The bronze statue of Wild Pinkney Whyte was unveiled in a niche in the Baltimore City Wall to honor a renowned orator, a powerful advocate, and a statesman who served Maryland and the nation. The text emphasizes his prominence in Maryland history and public service.
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Wild Pinkney Whyte
Portrait of View Whyte Celebrated for Civic Life
A reverent obituary-like tribute extols View Whyte as a model citizen in Armenea praising his private virtues. The speaker lauds his charity, church dedication, modesty, and cheerful nature, noting the community’s devotion to him.
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Whyte
Armenea
Preston
National ads shift from papers to magazines, Ford study says
A Ford Motor Company advertising study found national advertisers favor magazines over local papers. In 51 U.S. cities the 14g newspapers boasted 15,000,000 circulation versus Sou,oco in major magazines. The trend shows advertisers aim to reach wider audiences through periodicals. Retailers are urged to push national firms to allocate home-paper ads, a move many managers already support.
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Focal
Ford Motor Company
United States
Magasines
Sou
Oco Circulanop
CGA PL Telephone Company halts public time service
The CGA PL Telephone Company ends its public time service citing wartime demands and government calls. Managers say operators were overburdened by the practice, which allowed calls for football and baseball scores and other timing information.
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