American Inventors Shape War Time Progress Says Uncle Sam
The article praises American ingenuity from Whitney to Ford and the Wright brothers, arguing U S industry leads the world in machinery, transport, and war tools while urging democracy and Liberty Bonds financing the war effort. It contrasts with German claims and notes executive skill in Atlantic logistics and railroads as vital to victory.
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War bonds spur air service support in America
The article praises air power and the Fourth Liberty Bond drive, urging Americans to buy $50 and $500 bonds to fund explosives, ammunition, gasoline, and aircraft. It highlights impact on hub planes, fighter craft, and observation planes in the war against Germany.
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Fresh Air Advice From Health Officials
Public health guidance urges open windows and well aired spaces to reduce disease spread. Citizens should avoid crowds when possible, cover coughs and sneezes, and follow doctors and local health regulations.
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