My Pledge to Liberty Loan Faith and Duty
A citizen pledges to support the Third Liberty Loan and uphold liberty, life, and pursuit of happiness. The vow emphasizes national unity, loyalty, and obedience to God, Constitution, and democratic ideals, promising to defend the country with life and fortune.
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United States
The
Treasury funds for war must come from the people
A quotation emphasizes that every dollar spent to arm, feed, clothe, and equip sailors and caidier ships must come from the Treasury, which has no source of money except the people of the United States.
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Treasury
United States
Liberty Bonds Drive Urges Support for Soldiers
An exhortation pushes citizens to buy Liberty Bonds to fund army supplies and sustenance, aiming to keep soldiers well armed and victorious.
Lesson of Individual Interest in This War
A wartime exhortation urges Americans to back the fight with Liberty Bonds. The author stresses personal sacrifice, urging citizens to invest, save, and lend to the government to support soldiers in the trenches and U S hospitals. The piece condemns indifference, calls for rapid, thankful participation, and frames bond purchase as a civic duty.
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America
Germany
You
Copper price and wartime production strain mining sector
In wartime, western copper mining faces higher output and costs. A War Industries Board plan keeps copper at 231 1/2 cents for 75 days, prompting concern for small producers losing viability while larger firms push output and absorb losses to meet demand.
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War Industries Board
Washington
National Prohibition Amendment Debate Spurs Democratic Critique
The Courier Journal argues that Congress may submit a constitutional amendment for national prohibition, but warns it bypasses direct public approval. It cites Kentucky as an example where legislatures would ratify without a direct popular vote, challenging democratic principle and stressing risks of minority rule and backroom influence.
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Loulavilhe Courier Journal
Congress
Bern
Kentucky
United States
Washington
Courier-Journal
Louisville
Celebrated Anker-Holth Self-Balancing Cream Separator Ad
The J. Robinson Co promotes the Anker-Holth cream separator claiming higher skim cream yield up to 40 percent, easier operation, quick cleaning, and sanitary design. It emphasizes top-delivered skim milk and bottom foam, with a request to request a descriptive catalogue.
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Anker-Holth
Bhanker-Holth
J. ©. Robinson
First Street
Portland
Oregon
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