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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1919
Page
5
Maj Gen J F Bell reports on American combat units in France during the last months of the war. The piece recalls a grim, attritional advance filled with death and fatigue, where yards of trench and woods echoed with steel, graves, and the glint of Yankee bayonets.
A patriotic note emphasizes pride in triumph and duty to support victory, linking national glory with responsibility to meet financial obligations like monthly bills. The speaker frames civic duty as essential to sustaining success.
A patriotic wartime editorial praises American troops and home front effort. It urges readers to subscribe to the Victory Liberty loan, highlighting returning soldiers, honors earned, and the duty of stay-at-homes to finish strong for a world record of resolve.
The Kentucky OF Journal of Louisville reports readers lost from $100 to $890 on insider tips about oil and mining stocks. The editor acknowledges the scheme and warns readers while noting the losses and potential legal risks.
Directors of the War Loan Organization in St. Louis adopt a pledge to support the Victory Liberty Loan. The pledge, to be recited at a mass meeting in Forest Park, urges citizens to avoid selling bonds below par and reminds that Uncle Sam will pay par when promises mature. N S Gardner oversees publicity for the Eighth Federal Reserve District and urges memorization of the pledge.
Cheering the heroes doesn't pay for the Victory. The saying points to practical results over empty praise.
Spring models showcase refined gowns crafted from beautiful materials. Designers emphasize tailored fits and luxurious textures, offering a range of silhouettes and color options for formal occasions.
A wartime item argues that surplus munitions, unused yet pivotal, deterred enemy forces and saved over 100000 American lives, justifying the expense as a strategic deterrent and morale booster.
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