Soldiers of Cheer Bring Comfort to No Man's Land
In open fields under German snipers, the Soldiers of Cheer, likely Knights of Columbus or YMCA volunteers, bring hot chocolate, cigarettes, and fruit to fighters. They move forward with packs, deliver aid from front lines to outposts, and aid wounded as surgeons note the need for morale and restock supplies.
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Why you should give twice as much as you ever gave before
A call to donors to contribute 170 500 000 dollars, claiming this sum will maximize morale for soldiers. The appeal lists seven organizations to fund now to replace future campaigns and achieve a swift victory. It emphasizes homes, churches, theatres, stores, schools, clubs, and athletic fields as morale supports for troops.
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