To the Wage Workers of the United States
Secretary of Labor urges wage earners to support war funding through bonds. He emphasizes democratic duty, collective sacrifice, and the need to supply troops and industry as the nation confronts German aggression. A parable contrasts lone drops with a shower when united, urging collective financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers OF the
United States
Fiwe
Tia
Europe
Tam
Bni
Pledge of the United States called to test patriotism
A patriotic call urges every American to prove devotion by offering life or money when the country asks, framing patriotism as a duty beyond sentiment and urging cheerful support for the nation’s safety pledge. The text frames a civic appeal to citizens and highlights national duty.
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United States
Patriotism From A German-Born American Publisher
A. G. Laize, German-born owner of Sioux City Courier, claims lifelong American loyalty. He notes Civil War service, Franco-Prussian War memory, and translation work on Liberty Loan letters into German. He emphasizes pride in America and rejection of monarchist sentiment while praising Constitution and Old Glory.
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A. G. Laize
Sioux City
Alsace
Lorraine
France
Gersiman
Charles B. Schweppe
Liberty Loan
Seventh
Federal Reserve District
Mir
Imize
Treasurys Department
Ani
Missouri
Miia
America
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Ricly Brothers
Rock Valley
Inwood
Robinson
Wilith
Harmess
John Vander Velde
Goi. Nagélstad
J. A. Huizenga
Sioux Center
Ireton
Lebanon
Mares Land
Sterling
Emerson Gang
Jamesville
H. Stegink
H. J. Ramaker
Neal Mouw
B. Wilson
Labor
President Wilson
William S. Hart
Motion Picture Star
P. D
Grootes
Lowa
Iowa
Farmer’s Elevator
W. Schouten
MGR
Col. H. Splear
Bock Valley
Veryone
Smith
Gompany
Brown
A.L. Lock, M.D
Rock Vailey
Towa
W. EB. Vail
West Osiee
Pioneer Drag Line
Steer & Walpole
Eandy Cafe
Weimer Bros
Acme
Bray Line
Banting, Carter & Son
Jumber Office
The
City
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