New Liberty Loan Aims for 3 Billion Dollar Sale
Washington March 23 announces the third Liberty loan opening April 6 for 3 billion dollars at 4 1/2 percent interest. Bonds of earlier issues may be converted to the new issue, but the third loan bonds will not be convertible. Secretary McAdoo stressed driving support with Allied war aims, and a sinking fund to stabilize prices. Congress may authorize up to 4.5 billion more in future issues to back allied loans and treasury instruments.
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Government seeks more liberty loan funding as oversubscription grows
The administration reports massive oversubscription in liberty bonds with total credits to allies at 4.36 billion dollars and authorized pecuniary 7 billion, while actual executions lag. Secretary McAdoo seeks additional authorization, noting June tax collections and bank deposits to prevent fund build up, with bond terms of thirty and twenty two years.
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Drink More Water If Kidneys Bother Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a cure for kidney discomfort. It warns of backache dizziness and bladder irritation from kidney trouble and claims drinking water plus a tablespoon of Jad Salts in water each morning will restore kidney function. It promotes the product as inexpensive and beneficial for all to keep kidneys clean and active.
Coal Shortage Predicted Amid Production Drop
Washington reports a predicted coal shortage next winter due to a weekly loss of over 500000 tons in production. Officials warn continued declines could threaten fuel supplies, urging improved distribution and rationing to sustain mines and meet demand during cold weather.
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Food Will Win The War Education Pamphlet Summary
A wartime reading from 1918 urges that victory hinges on food, not just guns. It explains why allies need wheat meat fats and sugar, and how American households must replace scarce staples with alternative foods while supporting shipments overseas. It invites youth to understand and act patriots duties. It frames food as a direct war resource.
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Advice to Girls and Seventeen Nations at Salt Lake
Advice to Girls urges wives to keep husbands guessing with a light tone and a film feature The Marionettes starring Clara Kimball Young shown in Salt Lake today and tomorrow. Seventeen nations represented in an Americaization program at the Salt Lake Theater with soprano Edna Anderson, the Twentieth Infantry band, and a Swedish dance troupe presenting period costumes and a folklore program.
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The Marionettes Stage Lavish Interior Setting
The most expensive and elaborate interior settings ever staged, hailed as a standout in des Utah today and tomorrow. The piece notes a late Ellen cheer up scene and references a Panther segment, with panicked dialogue about dark sides and a distant warning.
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Larger army 8 needed in France
General Wood told the Senate military committee allied opinion favors a much larger American force. He urged 4.0 to 5.0 million men, with 2.5 million in France and 2.5 million in training at home, plus universal compulsory training. He noted American planes and artillery are scarce and recommended faster shipping, bombing with Liberty motors, and open warfare training alongside trench fighting.
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Destroyer Sunk In Collision Off London
The admiralty announced that a British destroyer was sunk on March 23 near London after a collision. One officer and one crew member drowned.
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