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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
3
The article urges chairmen and aides to remain at posts until war obligations end. It argues quitting harms national effort, notes government borrowing campaigns, and cites bank reserves and Treasury actions as evidence of a sustained, mobilized economy supporting victory. The piece highlights public resolve and the risk of cowardice in abandoning duties.
Readied for next summer and fall the Victory Liberty Loan aims to mobilize women workers across the Seventh Federal Reserve district to boost loans and credit facilities. Workers pledge, campaigns map out larger female participation than prior loans as bankers report steady deposits and national wealth growth tied to the war effort.
A poetic piece by Jean Mahan Plank expresses prayerful emotion and wartime devotion, invoking worship and divine law to support liberty and faith while referencing Liberty Bond era sentiments.
Alma readers praise Dean's Kainey Villa remedy with strong testimonials from Mrs. Nancy Briggs of Ithaca Michigan who credits kidney pills for relief after years of kidney and rheumatic symptoms. Over three years later she reaffirms the benefit and says the pills always help when needed. Price shown and dealer availability noted.
A company emphasizes that true success comes from service over profit. It pledges to continuously exceed customer expectations by sharing knowledge and going beyond selling goods. The message showcases commitment to customer care and referrals to future improvements.
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