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Honor Roll -- V
Honor Roll -- V
The following patriotic men and women in this organization have invested in the Victory Liberty Loan.
Household 100% -- Victory Liberty Loan
Household 100% -- Victory Liberty Loan
Honor Emblem awarded by the United States Treasury Department. Moisten top and bottom and apply to glass. Easily removed with cold water.
If Your Boy Was In the Army or the Navy You'd Want to Do Something for his Comfort Wouldn't You?
If Your Boy Was In the Army or the Navy You'd Want to Do Something for his Comfort Wouldn't You?
Well ... Some Other Parent's Son is There, Do Something to Comfort HIM -- You Can Do It Today By Joining The Red Cross -- Membership Fee $1.00 -- Headquarters 8 Broad Street, Bangor.
Jobs For Fighters -- If You Need A Job, If You Need A Man
Jobs For Fighters -- If You Need A Job, If You Need A Man
Inform the Official Central Agency. This Service is Free. The United States Employment Service, Bureau for Returning Soldiers and Sailors.
Join the U.S. Marine Reserve
Join the U.S. Marine Reserve
Men, 17 to 30, who want immediate service, for the duration of the national emergency, with the same pay, promotions, and advantages as those available to regular Marines, should learn about the opportunities offered in the reserve by the U.S. Marines. For full information apply City Hall, Bangor, Maine.
Keep Them Smiling -- This Home Is Helping Our Boys Over There -- United War-Work Campaign
Keep Them Smiling -- This Home Is Helping Our Boys Over There -- United War-Work Campaign
YMCA, YWCA, National Catholic War Council, Jewish Welfare Board, War Camp Community Service, the Salvation Army, American Library Association.
Keep These Off The U.S.A.
Keep These Off The U.S.A.
Buy more Liberty Bonds.
Launching Another Victory Ship
Launching Another Victory Ship
Sidewise Launching of the 3500 Ton S.S. "Lady Janet" at the Great Lakes Engineering Co. Yard, Ecorse, Michigan, July 4th, 1918. United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation.
Maine Potato Week April 28 to May 4 Inclusive -- Eat More Potatoes and Save the Wheat
Maine Potato Week April 28 to May 4 Inclusive -- Eat More Potatoes and Save the Wheat
Every potato you eat is a bullet fired point blank at a made-in-Germany peace.
Make Good The Promise -- Second War Fund --One Hundred Million Dollars -- May 20th-27th
Make Good The Promise -- Second War Fund --One Hundred Million Dollars -- May 20th-27th
Merchants and others having display windows can use these posters and the Red Crosses to good effect. To the right we show a suggested arrangement. Other arrangements can be devised by the merchant or the Red Cross worker. These posters should be put up about May 15th to 17th with the request that they be left up until May 27th. It is recommended that Red Cross workers attach them to the windows themselves wherever merchants will permit, thus saving the merchant any labor. For attaching to windows use paste-tipping corners only, or use small pieces of gummed paper.
The Navy Put 'Em Across -- The Service for Travel and Training
The Navy Put 'Em Across -- The Service for Travel and Training
Ages 17 to 35 -- Apply Navy Recruiting Station. 208 Exchange St.
Nothing Stops These Men -- Let Nothing Stop You
Nothing Stops These Men -- Let Nothing Stop You
United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation.
Oh Boy! That's The Girl! --The Salvation Army Lassie -- Keep Her On The Job
Oh Boy! That's The Girl! --The Salvation Army Lassie -- Keep Her On The Job
November 11th-18th, 1918 -- United War Work Campaign.
On The Job For Victory
On The Job For Victory
United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation.
Only Red Cross Members Are Permitted To Display This Service Flag
Only Red Cross Members Are Permitted To Display This Service Flag
Note the inner blue border. It indicates our second year of service, since America's actual entry into the war. Small Red Crosses, about one inch square, are obtainable from your Chapter Headquarters (or may be cut from red paper). One should be added to the flag for each additional member of your household who is a member of the Red Cross with dues paid for 1919.
The President Says ... Save Food -- Don't Waste It
The President Says ... Save Food -- Don't Waste It
"Hunger does not breed reform; it breeds madness and all the ugly distemper that makes an ordered life impossible... The future belongs to those who prove themselves the true friends of mankind." America's food pledge 20 million tons. United States Food Administration.
Put The Pennant Beside The Flag, Both Spell Victory
Put The Pennant Beside The Flag, Both Spell Victory
United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation.
The Queen of Belgium Appealed to the Red Cross to Aid in Saving the Children
The Queen of Belgium Appealed to the Red Cross to Aid in Saving the Children
The children are the hope and the future of Belgium. Queen Elizabeth would preserve their precious lives. She asked the American Red Cross to help. Her appeal for a children's hospital at the front was immediately answered. The Queen also asked that a house-to-house visiting service by American and Belgian nurses be established. Such a service was established, with the Red Cross in charge. As a result, 15,000 Belgian children are healthier and happier. It was a privilege and an honor for the American Red Cross to respond to such a call. In one Red Cross home alone 400 Belgian children are cared for. To them, the Red Cross has become the "Greatest Mother in the World."
Remember The Boys In France! Write Them Often -- The U. S. Government and Maine Committee On Public Safety Ask You to Help the Nation by Wise Christmas Shopping
Remember The Boys In France! Write Them Often -- The U. S. Government and Maine Committee On Public Safety Ask You to Help the Nation by Wise Christmas Shopping
1. Buy useful articles; 2. Pay cash for them; 3. Shop early; 4. Ship gifts early; 5. Ship gifts in small space; 6. Deliver gifts yourself when possible. Remember that Liberty Bonds and W. S. S. make ideal presents ... Charlie Brickley kicks a goal into J. P. Morgan’s office on wall street New York and then talks for the fund. New York has adopted spectacular methods for drawing crowds to listen to spell-binders who urge the people to give generously to the War Work Campaign. Photo shows Charles Brickley, former Harvard half back, drop kicking the pigskin over the heads of thousands on Wall Street, thousands of dollars were subscribed.