What Ye Got to Eat A Son Returns From War
A nostalgic poem by Edgar A Guest about a mother recalling a son who once rushed home for food and affection. The speaker contrasts the boyish appetite with the son serving in battle across the seas, awaiting the day of victory when he can again say Hello Ma What ye got to eat.
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Edgar A. Guest
Advertising and War Bond Interest in Public Notices
Advertising is the twin of salesman ship and the main spring of business. Readers are urged to place ads prominently and use bold prices and relevant cuts. War bonds pay about 935 million dollars yearly in interest, a source of free reinvestment. Interest on liberty bonds may be used to buy thrift stamps at post offices, with many converting earnings to War Savings Stamps per John T. Wayland.
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John T. Wayland
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Thinking Twice Before You Speak
A compact philosophical line quotes William Penn urging careful thought before speech to improve outcomes. The aphorism reinforces deliberate speech and measured judgment in communication.
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William Penn
Sunday church services announced with butterfly tale
Sunday school at 10 a.m. preached at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. The pastor invites all church members and friends to attend. Sam G Keys signs as pastor The Real Butterfly. The note adds a folk etymology about the butterfly name from Dutch and Low German, mentioning a Dutch nuisance called butterfliege.
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Sam G. Keys Dastor
Holland
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