Your boy and the battle-line shelter
A wartime message extols the soldier’s need for warmth rest and comfort at a hut near the front. It emphasizes that the soldier cares little for organizational labels and seeks real democracy through his fight, asserting his role as today’s authority on democracy.
Why you should give twice as much to win the war
The piece urges Americans to donate twice as much as ever before, citing a government target of 170 500 000 dollars for seven organizations to provide morale and comforts for soldiers. It argues doubling gifts saves campaigns and ensures troops have churches theatres homes stores schools clubs and athletic fields on the home front.
Keep the hut fires burning in a fighter's home
A veteran appeal describes the hut as a fighter’s home, store, theater, church, school, and club. It urges supporting seven organizations that welcome every boy regardless of race or creed, noting the hut as dry, warm, and crucial on and off the front lines.
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Knights of Columbus
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Catholic War Council
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