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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1917
Page
16
A fragmentary quotation proclaims patriotic resolve with a pledge to uphold national principles regardless of prevailing error or success. The line emphasizes collective duty and enduring faith in the nation.
The piece argues that President Wilson seeks a lasting peace defined by generosity and justice, aligning with Marquis Lansdowne and British leaders like Asquith. It contrasts this with war hawks who push for total victory, while suggesting even radical Russians might accept a just peace if German autocracy weakens.
A wartime holiday meditation urges national unity and sacrifice as Americans face a fourth Christmas of conflict. The piece honors soldiers in trenches, notes families in sorrow, and hopes for peace while acknowledging possible ongoing sacrifice.
The piece urges every citizen to strengthen local industries and businesses to boost the community. It argues prosperity comes from buying local, keeping dollars home, and supporting home institutions as a mark of patriotism and civic responsibility.
The dollar saved from waste is lent to the government then spent on foods clothing and ammunition for soldiers. This keeps fighting strength up and prevents domestic excess, letting the saved wealth support the war and benefit both citizen and state.
The article argues that true patriotism lies in holding Government bonds rather than selling them when cash is needed. It stresses that helping the Government requires genuine commitment beyond promise or quick profit and that legally trading bonds in good faith should not be hindered.
Notice states that answers on health and dependency questions on selective draft questionnaires will not be open to public inspection without registrant consent. Penalty up to one year imprisonment for anyone involved in administering the draft who makes this information public.
A wartime recruitment tone urges readers to join the Red Cross and buy seals and stamps. It mocks greed and emphasizes liberal giving, noting farmers face income taxes and urging support for war efforts as President Wilson advocates joining the Red Cross.
Michigan Red Cross announces a statewide speakers bureau to cover all communities. Over 100 state prominent speakers signed, with four minute men in every locality to promote the Christmas membership drive at churches theaters and mass meetings across the Upper and Lower Peninsula.
Children in public schools nationwide will help the Red Cross by making simple articles and supplies during regular class activities. These material contributions will support hospital needs and aid soldiers, reflecting a coordinated effort across schools.
When you feel worn from overwork and listed, you grow run down and lose sleep and appetite. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, nature's herbs, is recommended by Wakefield Pharmacy to restore energy without delay.
Readers note confident endorsement of Smoke Daly’s cigars promising full satisfaction with their brands and quality across purchases.
The Star of Bethlehem is carried through Dutch streets as a costly yet free sight. It serves as a signal of Christmas and raises funds for the poor, with organized youths turning over the collected money to the head burgomaster for a celebratory meal, seen as a beneficial institution.
If nostrils clogged and head stuffed Ely's Cream Balm offers instant relief. Apply antiseptic cream into the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and clear air passages.
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