War Savings Stamps Appeals at the Post Office
A wartime notice urges the public to buy more War Savings Stamps and Bonds at the post office. The appeal stresses patriotism and financial support for the government with a concise call to action.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
8
A wartime notice urges the public to buy more War Savings Stamps and Bonds at the post office. The appeal stresses patriotism and financial support for the government with a concise call to action.
A good Jersey cow fresh two months. Will sell reasonable on account of scarcity of feed. Call Phone 423.
Young Womans Christian Association members form Earn and Give clubs to convert thrift lessons into donations. Girls from New York to India pledge five dollars each by saving pennies and cans, selling items, and saving scraps for Red Cross and Belgian relief, supporting the United War Fund across states.
A devotional meditation links New Year trials to God’s riches. A Christian layman’s letter imagines trials as gateways to Christ’s presence, urging believers to face each difficulty with joy, recognizing God’s supply of needs through Christ Jesus amid present temptations.
The article reflects on the New Year’s virtue arising from effort not name change. It notes January first resembles December’s end and urges a conscious, continuous push to write the correct date. It calls for new hopes, ambitions, resolutions, and persistence to define genuine new beginnings.
Communities weigh what to resolve for the new year as residents propose practical aims. Local leaders urge focus on health education and civic participation while noting budget limits and timelines.
Fragmented ad snippets mention a dentist office and Polk Realty Co offering farm sales. Also a price offer for progress medication at four cents per dose or sixty two doses for two dollars, suggesting memos or classifieds from a historical newspaper page.
A discussion on constitutional free speech and the role of criticism in a democracy during war. It argues for broad publicity of government actions and military progress while noting some information cannot be released. The piece defends constructive criticism as beneficial to national preparedness and production speed.
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