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Newspaper
El Hispano Americano
Location
Belen, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary ad copy touts Prince Albert tobacco quality and a patented process. Claims about taste, ease of rolling cigarettes, and product packaging appear through garbled text. Mentions of tin sizes and packing persist amid distorted phrasing.
Advertisers tout United States Tires as dependable and built to meet individual needs. The message emphasizes growing appeal among motorists, positioning States Tires as the solution for buying tires of the highest quality.
A wartime plea urges readers to support the Victory Liberty Loan by allocating the next six months to pay for bonds. It stresses that next year’s crop will be funded and that citizens must act promptly to back the country, neighbors, and their own cause.
The piece portrays America’s wartime spending and its returns as a national investment. It notes Liberty Bonds and War Savings stamps funded allied aid, saved lives, and limited 1919 costs. It cites shipbuilding, railroad expansion, and troop movements, arguing spending redirected within the economy saved two dollars for every dollar raised.
A wartime appeal recalls Chateau Thierry and Belleau Wood veterans who endured shellfire and injury. It urges readers to deepen sacrifice by buying Victory Bonds, supporting veterans and the war effort, to fund an end to the conflict and the return of soldiers to their families.
The message honors France's ace Guynemer with a call to supreme sacrifice. It proclaims no man has given until he has given everything and that duty has no limit when the country needs him. It urges readers to read Guynemer again and remember steadfast resolve.
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