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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
4
A wartime plea urges buying Liberty Bonds and reporting unpatriotic remarks. It condemns German influence, urges Americans to avoid German teachers, and promotes unity as troops fight for freedom. The piece stresses swift government action against dissidents and the seriousness of the war effort.
The speaker denounces German soldiers as the greatest savages and assigns blame for the war and atrocities to Germany as a nation. They call for a million trained American soldiers to confront the German forces, arguing collective guilt and harsh punishment.
A manufacturer asks customers to keep calm over overdue orders due to labor shortages and drafts. The note explains shipments are delayed perhaps a month or two, with promises that goods will arrive eventually, urging patience and perseverance amid scarce materials and drafted workers.
Elwood Cox commends the Liberty Loan Edition of last week calling it splendid and well calculated to aid bond sales. He adds congratulations to the team responsible for the edition.
The Treasury Department states Thrift Stamps are not cash redeemable. They are a convenient savings method for small savers to accumulate toward United States Savings Stamps that bear interest and redeemable for cash. Allowing cash redemption would require extensive accounting, labor, and expense, risking impracticality.
An Atlantic wartime exhortation urges rapid Third Liberty Loan subscriptions to demonstrate U S resolve and hasten victory. It argues Allied strength and American commitment will deter Germany and shorten the war, urging immediate, nationwide bond purchases.
A dramatic plea asserts a single entity as the guardian of millions guardianship of widows and children, sustaining old workers and funding ventures after deaths. It frames itself as a sinking fund and lifeline for families, education, mortgages, and business starts, claiming unparalleled global value.
Mrs E C McIntyre of 312 Morris St reports severe kidney pain with inability to straighten and sharp twinges in the loins. After trying various remedies, Deans Kidney Pills provided relief with the first dose and a full box ended spells for over three years. Sold 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
New never used carpet sweeper pneumatic latest pattern advertised for 15 dollars. First person to respond can purchase at five dollars. Review office note indicates sale terms and pricing.
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