Until Peace With Germany? A Nation’s Unyielding Resolve
The piece declares that peace with an unconquered Germany is impossible until its rulers face unconditional surrender. It elevates sacrifice of soldiers' families and Allied flags, condemns Germany as false to humanity, and calls for decisive, uncompromising action to defend civilization.
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Germany
Penes
Berlin
Vienna
Hohenzollern
Hapsburg
America
Women at Maxwell Plant Prove Essential in War Work
As the nation mobilizes for war, Maxwell Motor Company plants in Detroit employ hundreds of women in drilling pressing grinding and general machine work. About 12 percent of workers are women with experts estimating up to 50 percent could be done by women if needed. The firm notes similar production by men and women and cites enhanced safety restrooms a first aid room and a company training school to prepare women machinists and operatives. Women workers are praised as doing their bit alongside the men fighters.
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Maxwell Motor Company
Detroit
Maxwell
Maxwell Company
North Carolina
France
America
England
Ialy
Township canvass and War Savings drive schedule
A June calendar outlines a house-to-house canvass from June 24 to June 29 with daily reporting sessions at the township schoolhouse. June 28 marks National War Savings Day urging all residents to pledge extra funds to meet township quotas.
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National War Savings
Tazyvayer
War Savings Campaign Aims for June 22 1918 in North Carolina
H Fries North Carolina Director of War Savings urges ministers and Sunday school leaders to present a War Savings message on June 22 1918. He calls for a house to house canvass the following week and schoolhouse meetings on June 23 to tally pledges and refusals. War Savings Stamps priced monthly through 1918 redeemable in 1923 with 4 percent interest.
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United States
North Carolina
I. F. H. Fries
War Savings
Treasury Department
H. Fries
Victory War Message Encourages Wheat Conservation
Allied forces rally citizens under the Wheatless Till Harvest program with urging that food will win the war. The message stresses wheat production and unity with Uncle Sam calling for national enlistment in victory efforts.
Which Camp United States Embraced as National Duty
A piece argues America stands in two camps, Americans and Alien Enemy. It claims those not supporting the country are enemies, while the devoted workers called comrades in the national enterprise earn the honored name Armericana.
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America
Armericana
War spirit urged in American homes as France tolls
The piece argues that France spends half its energy on military effort and that hardship hunger and sorrow are excused by the war. It calls for a similar collective sacrifice in every American home, claiming such spirit is essential for national endurance.
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France
United States Tires Set Mileage and Service Records
The article notes rising mileage and serviceability records for United States Tires and cites factory production in Mt. Airy as the cause for mounting tire cases and improved durability.
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United States
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Satan
Heaven
Hell
South
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Judwen
Livingston
Mary
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Stee
Belgium
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Italy
Serbia
Greece
Venience
The
Poster Fce
Econom Ze
AMERI
Uncle Sam
American Parmer
Meneral Fock
Slacker
O. N. Swanson
Pilot Mountain
Mt. Airy
Pell-Mitchell
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