San Antonio Aims to Hit Five Million Fourth Liberty Loan
Subscriptions to the Fourth Liberty Loan rise in San Antonio and Bexar County with $158,700 reported after Monday, $20,000 more added by Tuesday morning. Campaign directors seek a $5,000,000 total, needing about $150,000 more to reach the goal, relying on bank booths and workers to boost over-subscriptions as campaigning slows.
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Liberty
San Antonio
Bexar County
Chamber of Commerce
Civilians Asked to Patronize Community House Cafe
San Antonio club women run the Community House cafe with War Camp Community Service aid serving soldiers at cost. During the quarantine the cafe stayed open only by civilian patronage, with full dinners 45 cents and short orders at similar prices. Civilians may dine there with soldiers until the quarantine ends, but patronage must increase to keep the cafe operating. Public officials and club boards urge civilians to patronize to sustain meals for soldiers.
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Club Women of
San Antonio
Club
Federated Clubs
J. T. Smith
Getzweiler
Get Rid of That Persistent Cough
Get rid of that persistent cough with ECEMA'S LUTERATIVE a tonic health-builder for weak lungs. No alcohol narcotic or habit forming drugs. Widely sold by druggists at 1.50 dollars per bottle from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia postpaid.
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Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Triumphs of women and wartime domestic leadership highlighted
A treasury secretary tribute to American women appears in Pictorial Review praising their financial and wartime roles. The piece previews a dramatic serialization about Mrs. Wilson Hooverizing the White House, detailing daily life under Food Administration orders and the president’s household.
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Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Pictorial
America
Food Administration
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Charles Rees
Ganter Hote
Woodrow Wilson
Pictorial Review
France
Dorothy Canfield
Nicole Girard-Mangin
Wm. G. McAdoo
By Lucy Pratt
Helen King Robinson
Ida Clyde Clarke
Geraldine
By Kathleen Norris
Germany
Mrs. Wilson
Geraldine Laird
Lucien
Jonas
America’s Greatest Woman's Magazine
the Pictorial Review Company
New York
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