War Savings and Liberty Bonds Unite for Victory
War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds do not conflict. The two campaigns are one financial operation of the U S government, designed to fund wartime needs and sustain civilian production. Liberty Loans seek billions for expenses and allies, while War Savings builds spending power by fostering thrift, ensuring material and labor for munitions. Each supports victory through different means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
War Savings
United States
Congress
Lord Kitchener
England
To Create an Army Charleston War Savings Call
P M Res, vice-director of war savings, urges county committees to boost savings to form an army of savers aiding the government. He reports from a county trip, emphasizes cooperation and using saved funds to prosecute the war. The piece also notes popular English hiking trends and a brief humorous waiter exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8. C
County War Savings Committees
P M. Res
War Savings
War Savings Committee
People vs Government in wartime spending shift
The public cuts personal spendings and diverts surplus income into government loans. The text argues two million a day saved and loaned to the nation enables government spending to win the war rather than private consumption.
Farmers urged to use fertilizers to aid war effort
A wartime plea to farmers stresses the critical role of crops in supporting the military and Allies. It urges prompt fertilizer purchases and careful soil use to maximize yields, noting scarce materials and high prices. The message links agricultural success to national victory and soldiers at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Farmer
Abuna D. B. Osborne
Europe
Farmer
Gos
Ain
An Abuse of the Telephone in a Country Tale
A humorous tale from Hibton centers on a newly installed home telephone. A frightened wife in a locked room and a city husband rely on the line to summon police and coordinate a plan, only to reveal a neighbor’s mistaken entry attempt and the phone’s role in domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Hibton
Gibson & Muller
Reginal
Reginald
Hilton
Wilel
Joel
Milton
Bellos
Jim Chimbers
Duclaw
Mollie
Atelephone
Helse
Trespass Notice on Price Knew Property Prohibited
Trespass warning posted forbidding hunting fishing or trespassing on Metavia or Coustr Urns lands. No rights granted by this notice and any entry is prohibited under local or posted ordinances.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty Loan Campaign
WSS. —Rammeng Sraars
Rea
Uncle Sam
D. B. Osborne
Soil Improvement Committee
Atlanta, Ga
Repyright
Western Newspaper Union
Law Dilton
Morey
London Pires Areas
J. W. Johnson
State
Fedri
Ui Marion
A. Bi. Hamel
C. Hensler
M.D
Hargrove & Braddy Attorneys
Dillon
Marion
Tabere
Harrison
McCrady Bros
Chevis
J. Evans, Jr
Hamlet
N. C
Evans Pharmacy
State of
Missouri
Cerva
Misha
LEME
Cresent Candy Co., Dis
Wilmington, N. C
New York
China
Kentucky
Msna
Schesoc
Bogg’s
Talso
Owosso
J. H. Bennett
Clio
S. C
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