02 May 1918
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Newspaper
The Belen News
Location
Belen, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
1
Motivational war bond appeal urging individual purchases to support Allied efforts. Describes how each dollar funds ambulances, guns, X-ray equipment, clothing, rations, and medical supplies, with vivid scenarios of shells and trenches to reinforce civic duty. Includes bond tier specifics and quantities of what each bond buys.
Government bonds offer values from 50 to 10000 dollars with 4 percent interest payable semiannually. Installment options allow 5 percent down and staged payments through August 1918, with options for coupon or registered bonds and tax-free interest except for certain taxes. Apply by May 4 1918 and arrange delivery after full payment.
A letter to the Federal Reserve Bank at Dallas quotes a widow and mother of a sailor who saved small amounts to buy Liberty Bonds. The response urges all citizens to contribute, noting the need for money alongside soldiers, and invokes patriotism, sacrifice, and support for the Third Liberty Loan to sustain a lasting peace.
Sir Joseph Maclay appeals in strong terms to the United States urging intervention to supply men, food, and materials. He warns of critical Allied needs and war-weary troops, stressing that American assistance could save the allied cause before the next harvest.
The article notes wheat stocks stranded in India and Australia due to ship shortages, forcing Allies and the United States to ration wheat. Australia held 180 million bushels awaiting ships, while India had 70 million. Argentina exports 11 million bushels left, and April adds 60 million from the new crop. shipment limits drive global distribution.
Mrs Chas Peden of Huntsville Alabama credits Tanlac with a dramatic 27 pound gain from 98 to 125 pounds and relief from stomach pain constipation headaches and nervoueness after avoiding surgery. She reports rapid health restoration and urges others to try the tonic with her testimonial likely promoting Buckland Bros. in Belen.
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