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THE US DECLARED war on Germany in April 1917 after several American merchant ships were sunk by German forces.
Hundreds of posters were printed and distributed in the US between then and the formal end of war in November 1918.
Recruitment drives for military and medical units including the army, navy, signal corps, and the veterinary corps were advertised, and fundraising efforts for the military through war bonds were promoted.
Posters also urged people to save food and goods which could prove useful to the military, and encouraged people to help the war relief effort for those living in war-torn countries overseas.
Here is a selection from the many posters archived in the US Library of Congress:
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I cannot understand why this project has not been started already. Surly a loan can be sought from the European investment bank. This will be a money making entity once it is operational so it will be paid back over time
@Leitrim303: very few public transport systems make a profit so I doubt it would make much money
@J M Raw: m50 toll is profit on profit with more profit on top.
@Tom Shine: M50 is a road. Public transport systems are buses, trams, metro etc.
@J M Raw: the dart runs at a profit. Some regional services don’t. Anyway, it’s an investment into getting workers to work which has other benefits for the economy.
Alternate headline..”Dublin office building rejected by An Board Pleanala because it would interfere with Dart Underground station which won’t be built because it was rejected funding by Dublin City Council”..All that’s missing is some Benny Hill music.
@Dj: ha ha is that actually true.
@Dj: Benny hill music if not all ready Dublin City Council theme tune it should be.
By the time this Metro is built most of us will be transported by Hearse!
Maltese company ???
@RJ.Fallon: Looks like a shell set up in May 2016. No websites and address is a building with euphmistically entitled businesses such as PDK investments and LT Textile Holding Limited. Considering no publication in Ireland is willing to name the owners of the company Id say it’s probably safe to say it’s “he who cannot be named”.. and I don’t mean Voldemort…
@John Ryan: well then it is a nice report.
@John Ryan: I take it you mean the scruffy little elf who looks after Harry Potter?
@Patrick J. O’Rourke: I have no comment to make as I really can’t afford a High Court case right now (or ever). ;-)
@Patrick J. O’Rourke: I could be entirely worng of course but it looks like likely.
@John Ryan: Thanks for that info, it puts a perspective on it.
Ok. Will we ever get underground metro system in this country?
@The Girl:
No.
@The Girl: I’d say our debt repayments over next few years will make it tough to fund.
@Lurfic: Don’t you mean all the give away budgets will make it hard to fund?
@Tony Stack: Give away?!…I think you mean give the back the people their hard earned cash which you so happened to thieve in the first instance!
So blocked by a project that they arent working on and never will…seems legit
The maltese company should bring this to the high court. DART underground is still a figment of our imaginations. There’s plenty of other land and routes it could take. All development can’t be stopped just in case we do something 30 years from now. Ridiculous.
@Fred Jonsen: The Maltese company is also a figment of someone’s imagination. It exist only on paper.
Need a few brown envelopes lads
The state should just buy the site at current market value …
Someone come and take this place over again! Please!
Brown envelopes must have been a little light.
Maltese Elf must receive compo from the Taxpayers.. here we go again..
Make it part of the building (underground station hub)…
Government have been buying property along this planned underground railroad for years, the wording used was neutralized ground, Next they will be looking to store all the human sludge/faeces from Dublin next to the airport…..
have your say