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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
4
The notice states the Hustler is entered at the Advance post office as second class mail matter. It mentions recommendations to Congress by the War Industries Board and offers subscriptions for the Hustler nationwide at $1.50 for the year 1919 and $1.00 for parts of 15–20.
Advance Indiana store promotes photo supplies with on hand folders cards and Kodak film development offered. customers urged to call for service.
The story follows Miss Mary Hallam who worked 45 years in a Chicago department store and saved steadily to leave a $70,000 estate. It argues thrift, safe investments like Liberty bonds, and urges readers to invest in Victory Liberty bonds to secure old age and support the war to peace transition. It highlights government bonds now available to small investors and urges saving, thrift, and participation in liberty loan drives.
Mose Riley is secured as a key writer for the paper. The Easy father conducts his Daily Symposium on the Alleys covering liquor, weather, and public figures while Riley promises broad subjects and lively content for readers.
Guy A. Willis of Grand Rapids Michigan returned from France on crutches after serving with the Y M C A canteen during the St Mihiel and Argonne drives. He endured shell fire and gas for weeks, his unit the 355th regiment of the 89th division, and his canteen near Mont Lee Beaumont. He joined Benny in the St Mihiel push three hours after German forces were driven from the area.
The notice warns bondholders about questionable firms selling speculative securities in exchange for Liberty bonds or War Savings stamps. It urges mail-in reports of names and literature to the Federal Trade Commission in Washington, D. C.
A conversational exchange reveals one person notes the current machine costs far less to maintain than the previous model. The other laughs that they nearly have enough savings to live decently now.
French tribute honors Y M C A leader John R. Mott, general secretary of the national war work council, with the rank of chevalier in the Legion of Honor. The award recognizes his wartime relief and humanitarian service. The funding and ceremony details remain unconfirmed.
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