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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
6
Troandile hurries to the vil Hig station to catch a ride and meets a striking woman who offers transport to Lyndenville. The meeting sparks questions about her business and motives as the pair travel through the river town and into the next.
Fragmentary text notes wartime stamp importance from 191% to 1928 and mentions costs or payments linked to war measures, with reference to food business and income percentages. Entities unclear. article appears damaged with era terms.
Washington C When the American people in the Victory Liberty Loan in buying War Savings Stamps daily end raise billions of dollars to pay for munitions that never reached France they will set in reality to dying for these munitions but for the saving of 200000 American lives It was the ammunition production of munition that the German general feared would flow into France if not for this knowledge the German arms would have routed the Allied forces Mr Franklin head of the War Savings and Liberty League says our December expenditures were the largest yearly figure yet, near 2 billion dollars This argument asserts war bonds and stamps are crucial to funding defense and preventing German victory.
Wartime finance urges Americans to save and invest in War Savings Stamps as peace comes, promising higher buying power. Officials warn of postwar price shifts and explain the need to sustain savings to support national recovery. The message appeals to households to start early and build financial wings for the future.
Fragmentary 19th century style lines describe a tale of ingratitude and fairy aid. The text mentions strands like a trio of riders and a leap into action, with a contrast betweenWelty and a “Midnight Patrol” moving faster than Browning.
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