Memorial duty urges care for wounded veterans
A call emphasizes honoring American heroes by providing hospital care and treatment for the maimed and disabled, arguing that failing to do so would dishonor the democracy they defended. It notes more than 250,000 died and urges sustained support for veterans.
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Victory Loan urged to fund war costs
The message warns that hospitalization and care for wounded will demand large sums, and millions must be fed clothed and transported home as part of the Victory Loan effort.
War not over until all return home
The piece urges readers that the war continues for those in service until they are restored to civilian life and that civilians must do their part until then.
Victory Bonds Drive Listings and Local Retail Support
A Treasury advertisement lists numerous local businesses supporting the Victory Bond drive. Firms include Belk Stevens Betty Lou Tobias Big Bear Super Markets Duke Power Company and High Point merchants such as Andersons West End Drug City department stores and various shops. The notice indicates official branding under Treasury Department auspices and War Advertising Council supervision.
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Belk-Stevens Company
Betty Lou-Tobias
Big Bear Super Markets
Bloom Furniture Company
Blue Bird Cab Co., Inc
Barbner Furniture Company
Central Ice Delivery Company
Charles Department Store
Cinderella Slipper Shop
Clover Brand
Dairy Products
Anderson’s
West End Drug
W. F. Austin and Son
Bargain Furniture Company
U.S. Treasury
Treasury Department and
War Advertising Concile
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Duke Power Company
Eckerd’s Drug Company
Efird’s Department Store
Emerywood Food Market
English Motor Company
L. F. Ferree, Life Insurance
Firestone Stores
Gilbert’s Shoe Store
Lizzie Gooch
Coca-Cola B’tl’g Co
High Point Cut Rate
Furniture Company
DeLuxe Diner