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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
2
Jno Lowndes Me writes urging public support for a new one hundred million loan program and a second revival fund to let banks buy and hold their own bonds. He argues land banks could sell bonds independently of financiers, opposing the Wade Plan for cotton and advocating government credit mechanisms to aid farmers and stabilize money.
The readable text insults a leader as insane and reckless, accusing him of causing oppression and aiming for war. It references plundered cathedrals and priceless art as irreplaceable losses, and portrays prisoners as enslaved under his rule. The fragment ends with a hostile anti German cry.
In a wartime debate Mrs Graham and Uncle Dan urge food and farming as crucial to sustain troops and allies. He argues against class exemptions and insists service is a personal duty decided by each case to ensure safety both now and later amid German submarine threats. The exchange emphasizes national unity and pro American resolve.
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