I Believe In The United States Of America as a government of the people, by the people, for the people, whose just powers are derived from the consent of the governed; a democracy in a republic; a sovereign nation of many sovereign States; a perfect Union, one and inseparable, established upon those principles of freedom, equality, justice, and humanity for which American patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes. I believe it is my duty to my country to love it; to support its Constitution; to obey its laws; to respect its flag, and to defend it against all enemies. I therefore believe it is my duty to go to my limit and invest all my surplus in "Victory" Liberty Bonds. Buy Early--at any Bank--Cash or Instalments. Liberty Loan Committee of New England.
Sergeant Alain C. York, of the 328th Infantry, who killed 25 German soldiers and captured 132 others including a Major and three Lieutenants. York has won the Congressional Medal and the Distinguished Service Cross, and has been called the "bravest American soldier" by his Commanding General. There are thousands of York's comrades still in Europe who must be fed and clothed until they, too, are brought back to America. Help them, help your country and help yourself.
Gas engine mechanics. Wire workers. Electricians. Wood workers. Machine shop mechanics. Welders. Blacksmiths. A majority of men on aviation duty are non-commissioned officers and receive, in addition to their regular salary, a Fifty Per Cent increase in pay. Think it over! It’s a wonderful opportunity to increase in knowledge of your chosen trade, thereby enlarging your earning capacity. Men enlisted for this duty will be sent to the regular Navy Mechanics School, Great Lakes, Illinois. Apply at United States Marine Corps Recruiting Station, 173 Exchange Street, Bangor, Maine.
America this day pays tribute to britain’s achievements in this great war. Initiative Sulgrave Institution with National Committee Patriotic Societies, American Defence Societ, and National Security League. Mass meeting.
William G. McAdoo, G. H. Livingston, President of the Boy Scouts of America, and "Big Bill" Edwards with some little Chinese Scouts who are all helping in the big campaign for a million new members. Part of the Scout Law is Loyalty to Country. We have learned that Thrift in time of War is a part of Loyalty. Let us practice it in times of Peace as well.
General Pershing at the opening of the great rifle, pistol and musketry shoot of the A. E. F. at D'Anvours, France, in which he was one of the competitors. He made a pretty good score, but was beaten by the "doughboys." Private Karl S. Kennedy of Texas won the contest with a score of 139 hits out of a possible 150. In America we are aiming at Prosperity through the Thrift lessons we learned in the War. Let "Save and Succeed" be your motto.
More than three hundred thousand American troops went to France during September. Half of those boys passed through England on the way. That is the record for one month only. Thousands and thousands of Americans have gone to France via England...
The American Red Cross is helping not alone to care for our fighting men in the war, but for their loved ones left at home. More than 300,000 families of American soldiers and sailors have been relieved of money troubles, legal difficulties and worries of all sorts by the protecting arm of the Red Cross...
Boys and girls: The more you learn, the more you’ll earn. Stay in school! Back-to-school drive. U. S. Department of Labor, Children's Bureau. Council of National Defense, Child Conservation Section.
Start back to civil life right. Uncle Sam will: Train you free for a permanent job; Pay you while in training; Help you get a good job. Write the Federal Board for Vocational Education, Washington D.C.
Uncle Sam will train you for useful work. Will do it free, will pay you while you learn and will help you find a permanent job. Vocational Officers will be found at each of the addresses shown above. Call at the office or write to the address nearest you. The Federal Board for Vocational Education, Washington D.C.
The tireless fingers of more than eight million women have made the American Red Cross one of the greatest manufacturing concerns in the world. Since the United States has taken its place beside its valiant Allies, this volunteer industrial army has produced: 253,196,000 Surgical Dressings, 14,089,000 Knitted Articles, 1,464,000 Refugee Garments, 22,255,000 Hospital Garments and Supplies...
The military and naval authorities will provide him, not only with ordinary medical care, but also with special treatment to put him in the best condition possible to return to work. While he is under treatment in reconstruction hospitals maintained by the Surgeon-General, U. S. Army, and the Surgeon-General, U. S. Navy, he will be offered educational advantages, which will promote his recovery, put his time to good use, and improve his chances for the future ... Information regarding the opportunities described may be obtained in the larger centers from offices of the Federal Board for Vocational Education and the Bureau of War Risk Insur-ance and in all centers from the local Home Service Section of the American Red Cross.
Women whose husbands are in service abroad are eligible for the Army School of Nursing as Hospital Assistants. They are the only married Women thus eligible. For Information Address: Women's Committee, Council of National Defense, Washington, D. C. ... Routing out the Germans in hand to hand encounters at the battle of Neuve Chappelle. F. Matania of the London Sphere paints a scene described to him of the battle of Neuve Chappelle in which he depicts accurately the character of the close hand to hand encounters in the trenches and above them which resulted in victory for the Britishers. It shows the desperate character of the fighting.
Once more it is to be Your Privilege to let your money Help Hasten Victory. The rapid growth of Uncle Sam's Army means a corresponding growth in the cost of keeping it Fit to Humble the Hun. That's why there are MORE REASONS THAN EVER BEFORE Why You MUST Buy Liberty Bonds. This woman may buy no bonds but she is making her supreme sacrifice. The above drawing for the Herald shows a mother offering her son to the draft board for service in the United States Army. Mothers like her may not be able to buy bonds but they provide a reason for others to buy all the bonds they can for the great cause of democracy.
Our boys are bound for Berlin. Liberty Bonds pay their travelling expenses. Buy and keep on buying ... Each of these marines has a leg or arm missing or otherwise injured. The War Department has sent a group of Marines (the first to fight crowd) to this country to speed up the Liberty Loan Campaign. They are all "regular" fellows and while they are crippled more or less they are the happiest bunch imaginable and after hearing their story if a man doesn't buy he is hopeless.
