THE WEARING OF THE BADGE.
When you were last in town, how many of our badges did you see? How many did other people see? People on the other side, or people who “really don't care much about it” (those last are the ones that will come over to us if we concentrate on them, and if we each win one we ll win next election), they notice the )«dges as much as we do. There really could be plenty more out on view for them to notice. Is yours? It really matters. Once fastened on your dress, it is no more trouble than it is when left on your pin-cushion. It often means the making of pleasant acquaintances, new friends. It always means keeping our flag flying. And it costs very little, either in time, work, thought or money, eomparod to how much work it does. Think it over KATHERINE MERCER
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White Ribbon, Volume 30, Issue 350, 18 September 1924, Page 5
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