Excuses Won’t Save You From the Victory Loan Call
A wartime civic exhortation urges readers to subscribe fully to the Victory Loan. It contrasts stay-at-homes with returning soldiers, mocks flimsy excuses, and argues Americans must donate what they can, as those who fought overseas faced death and injury. The piece targets reader accountability and national duty.
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New York
France
Belgium
Europe
America
Uncle Sam
War Loan medals to editors of Eighth District papers
Editors and publishers across the Eighth Federal Reserve District are praised for supporting wartime efforts. The article credits them with informing the public, guiding opinion, and aiding Uncle Sam's war work without official ties to government or the War Loan organization.
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Sam
War Loan Organisation
Foch Warns Germans Remain a World Risk After War
The article cites Marshal Ferdinand Foch cautioning that Germany’s character and threat persist. He warns the next war could hinge on northern France ports and questions Germany’s disarmament, urging strong Victory Liberty Loan support to fund postwar stability.
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Ferdinand Foch
Europe
Rhine
Foch
Marshal Foch
Germany
France
Channel
England
Settle Up to Settle Down After the War
Article urges victory loan participation to fund postwar demobilization and European reconstruction. It highlights money needs for a merchant fleet, converting soldiers to industry, and maintaining peace through national debt. Emphasizes citizen action before government funds flow.
Medals From Captured Cannons For Workers Victory Liberty Loan
Victory Liberty Loan workers in the Eighth Federal Reserve District will receive medals forged from can bon captured by American forces in victory. Two versions of the medal are shown in an illustration. medals awarded after the campaign ends. County chairmen will receive blank certificates to catalog and issue medals to eligible workers.
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Federal Reserve
Germany
Try
Victory Liberty Loan
Victory Liberty Loan details for ready reference
Key points cover amount of loan 4 500 600 000 maturity May 20 1923 redeemable at option of United States June 15 or December 15 1922 date of notes May 20 1919 rate 4 percent first interest date December 1 1919 denominations 50 100 600 1000 5000 10000 50000 100000 payments initial 10 percent by May 10 installment plan July 15 10 percent August 12 20 percent September 9 20 percent October 7 0 percent November 11 20 percent full payment allowed for small amounts note accrues interest and complete payments only on installment dates
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Victory Liberty
United States
Victory Liberty Loan urged as war effort continues
A wartime appeal from Robert Lansing and Henry White calls the American people to sustain unity and sacrifice, urging strong support for the Victory Liberty Loan to fund the war and secure national aims as U S troops advance in Europe.
Watch for the sharks hunting in patriotic waters
A WWII era civic note denounces investors who seek Liberty Bonds at discounts while urging full support for the Victory Loan. The piece calls such buyers unpatriotic, warns they threaten the nation’s finances, and emphasizes buying Victory notes as the only proper use of surplus funds.
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United States
America
Liberty Bonda
Tasue
Victory Liberty Loan Urges Nationwide Public Support
A wartime appeal stresses the Victory Liberty Loan as a People's loan not for bankers and calls on Liberty Loan workers in the Eleventh Federal Reserve District to enlist the public. Secretary Glass emphasizes nationwide distribution and continued effort to ensure government financing success.
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People's Loan
Glass
Liberty Loan Workers
Electh
Federal Reserve District
Inyal
United
Mont Uanette Saventmant
The King Business Crumbles as Democracies Grow
A wartime column argues monarchies fade when kings fail to govern. It lauds democratic America for setting an example and notes costs of defeating autocracy. The Victory Liberty Loan is hailed as finishing the job and erasing royal rule.
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Kairer Alts
Germany
Potadam
Yerial
Russia
Nicholas
Czarina
Charles
Austria
Europe
Empresa Zita
Hapsburgs
Constantine
Greece
Sophia
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Balkans
Albert
Belgium
England
America
Hunland
Victory Liberty Loan
Mankcipé
Easy Sell Loan Prospectus Promises Liberal Terms
The notice extols a government loan with 4 percent interest and four year maturity. It urges salesmen to push the offering as patriotic and highly attractive, claiming broad public appeal and easy sales with strong security. The piece emphasizes potential buyers should act quickly to utilize credit and invest.
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Earth
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League of Nations
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Mrust
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Rata
Marne
Champagne
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Republic
Robert Lansing
Henry White
Ingeylimes
Bown
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