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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
4
A wartime column urges home front support as wounded soldiers in France inspire residents to “take hold in the good old American way.” It stresses the duty of civilians to back the war effort with Liberty Loans and steadfast perseverance, highlighting the shared sacrifice between soldiers abroad and families at home.
Fragmentary ad like text mentions war casualties and fear, with broken phrases about Germans and Americans. It includes stray references to a Brunswick Phonograph ad and an auto repair company at a South Soreey Street address. Mentions Currin Saye and investments in 5.8.
The piece highlights massive shipyards in Berlin and France with riveters and machines as the Fourth Liberty Loan to fund the war effort is urged. It promises increased production, boosted morale, and German demoralization as Americans cheer their troops.
The piece notes trucks and vehicles speeding to the front as war demands grow. It mentions fleet battles, supply lines, and moral boosts from new equipment. It reflects on how mobilization, resources, and planning intensify as troops advance.
Residents of St Johns in Portland can pay city taxes and liens via a service that promises receipts without inconvenience. The ad, signed by H Henderson of Peninsula Title, Abstract and Realty Co., invites buyers to purchase Liberty Bonds and notes the need to support the war effort. Also offered is a five room modern house for sale at 215 West Tyler Street for $8200 with terms.
Report describes American regiments marching through London as troops head toward France. The scene captures widespread British enthusiasm and excitement for the Allied push to the front, with emphasis on patriotic unity and the significance of Americans joining the war effort.
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