Wealth and Liberty Bonds Teach Frugal Living for War Effort
A dialogue between a couple urges saving to buy Liberty Bonds amid wartime goals. They weigh cutting daily luxuries, delaying purchases, and splurges to fund the war with bonds. Promotes collective sacrifice with local merchants and theater firms listed as supporters.
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Germany
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Standard Safe Deposit Co
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Frank B. Hall & Co
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Brokaw Bros
Rogers Peet Co
FR. Tripler & Co
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