War Savings Stamps drive urged in Pickens county
Wartime rallying message extols War Savings Stamps and thrift to fund the war. Emphasizes patriotic duty, sacrifice, and avoiding taxation while supporting soldiers with better equipment. PresentsJune 1918 gathering details and church meeting notes in Pickens county.
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Let There Be No Tears For A Soldier’s Passing
Poem by Ernest Porter asks that readers keep all sorrow away when the speaker dies from war or life’s trials. The narrator requests comfort for his mother in France, a simple burial beneath old glory, and a joyous campfire farewell rather than mourning.
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War Savings Stamps drive gains local support andページ
The Sentinel publishes four extra pages funded by local business signers to support the War Savings Stamps campaign. The editors praise cooperative merchants, note profits are not sought, and thank I J Henderson for organizing the Central effort to boost WW S outreach. The edition, requested by the state committee, aims to reach recovery county residents.
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