Are You For America Or For Germany War Bonds Plea
A dramatic World War I era appeal urges Americans to fund the Liberty Loan. The piece warns that leaving money idle harms the nation and cites a Dallas Union Station incident where a man explains his sacrifice of lower returns to support the war effort. It argues example and collective duty over personal gain.
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Germany
United States
Helms
Moe
Dirly
Nave Ter Int
Unie
William Hohenzollern
John
America
Haig’s Call for Individual Effort in War Bond Drive
A wartime reflection emphasizes General Haig urging every man to act as if the battle’s outcome rests on his personal effort. The piece links personal responsibility to national financing through Liberty Bonds amid a broader moral appeal to citizens.
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Haig
Grocers Explain Wheat Saving 50-50 Ruling to Shoppers
Grocers nationwide promote the Food Administration 50-50 wheat rule explaining that buyers must purchase equal weight of other cereals for each pound of wheat flour. Exceptions cover gram and whole wheat flour, mixed flours under 50 percent wheat, and special infant foods.
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Food Administration
Liberty Bond Talk at Louisiana Parish Meeting
A Liberty Loan event in a Louisiana parish featured remarks stressing duty to support the war effort and urging purchase of Liberty Bonds. The speaker decried excuses and framed bond buying as essential, with references to patriotism and national impact.
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Louisiana
Rance
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Liberty Loan
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