Harrisburg telegraph. [volume], August 01, 1918, Page 8, Image 8

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The brand of Courage that America must have to bring a real
victory springs not only from a patriotic heart, but also from a
determined, open mind.
lessons of this war are many, in that they come to one man in one form and in
another form to the other fellow; but everybody must learn this lesson; and the name of
the lesson, no matter in what form it comes, is DUTY.
America's millions of trained workers, with their brains and their hands; the profes
sions, the leaders of industry, the tillers of the soil, the pulpit and the press—all must clear
their minds of self-interest* and face the situation
, The employer who fails in his does ill,
just as the man or woman who is un
down on his or her job, at this critical time.
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COURAGE WILL WIN, American Courage, the kind that
the Hun cannot understand. Courage to do the right thing
by your fellow-worker—the kind of stuff that will face the
situation at home in the same way that our boys are facing
the enemy "over there"— with
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In Industry—in War—America Has Never Been Beaten
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This page is one of a series —be sore to read them all—"Win the War" Publicity Association of Central Pennsylvania
Copyright, 1918.
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THURSDAY EVENING,
HARBISBURG telegraph
AUGUST 1,1918. '