What a Government Bond Is The Promises Behind The War Bond
Government bonds are printed promises by Congress authorized by law to borrow money. They promise repayment at a set time with regular interest and are backed by the government’s taxing power. Bonds are safe, tax free from existing and future levies, and backed by national wealth. War conditions can alter tax treatment and rates. A baker recruitment call and a Wakefield Hotel Sunday chicken dine offer appear as side notes.
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From the Soldier Boys in the Army Life Admits Curiosity
A San Francisco letter from June 1917 describes Army life for young Wakefield and Ramsay recruits. It highlights drill and exercise, weekly inspections, Y M C A access, church on Sundays, meals, and camaraderie with Joe Joshaway and Harry Bodah. It urges enlistment and patriotism with America First sentiment.
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Wakefield
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The Spitting Habit Proclaimed a Civic Offense
Public health officials urge Michigan residents to curb spitting on sidewalks and sidewalks as a disease risk. The State Board of Health offers placards to post in depots, street cars, and public areas to promote civic pride and reduce nuisance conduct.
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