Be a Volunteer across the Rhine to buy bonds now
The message urges volunteers to buy war bonds with every uninvested dollar and saved funds for six months. It stresses forced savings as a nest egg, promising good interest every six months and higher postwar value. It closes with a call to duty and the line Dont let the SON go down.
I Will Do My Utmost To Equip An American Army
A wartime call to fund a large American army to defeat the German threat. It urges rapid training and equipment, highlighting the sacrifice of American servicemen and the need for home support to prevent further bloodshed. The message emphasizes urgency and collective responsibility to shorten the war.
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