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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
5
Surgeon General Rupert Blue speaks on Spanish influenza origin recognition and spread. He notes symptoms fever and aches and warns outbreaks can occur any season and stresses home care isolation ventilation and avoiding crowding to prevent transmission.
Dusty interior of Yager's shop is swept and cleaned from top to bottom by Willie Ross. The courteous worker completed a meticulous overhaul leaving the store spotless and ready for customers.
Mark Wall nears completion of a new hen house after purchasing 200 White Leghorns. If the birds fail to lay eggs as expected, the matter should be reported to the Council of Defence.
Joe Wall purchased 440 feeding lambs in Chicago in a single-day deal. The transaction highlights a sizable livestock intake for the Illinois market and reflects active lamb trading in early summer.
Rev and Mrs Boyd visit Muncie for days as Walter Nicely of Advances Indiana struggles noting Miss Dorthy Titus age 18 for a license. Deputy Clerk W C Noel questions age and stripes and bars imagery. Miss Dorthy from Lebanon Urbana Illinois area.
Mr. J T Jones marked his 510th birthday with relatives from Greencastle Roachdale and Ladoga visiting Mr and Mrs J T Jones on Tuesday. He says he feels younger than twenty years ago.
The editor and Uncle Nick Ailes will investigate the remark that Hendricks was building a blind tiger. No further details are given regarding the investigation timeline or outcomes.
War department figures show a $100 Liberty Bond buys a boy $91.63 in clothing and 19% days of meals, but no gun or tools. The article urges buying Fourth Liberty Bonds to fund ammunition, shells, and equipment, arguing everyone must do more than previous bond purchases to support troops.
A Chicago Gold Star Mother echoes her son’s wartime words urging strong support for the fourth Liberty loan. She frames his sacrifice as an investment, not a loss, and asks those with money to give to fund the country’s effort as boys lose their lives for home and liberty.
The piece explains the intended use of Liberty Loan funds for battleships submarines and other military equipment. It lists costs for a battleship battle cruiser scout cruiser destroyer coast submarine seagoing submarine and ammunition. It notes substantial spending on staple army supplies and asserts each subscriber helps arm and feed soldiers.
A wartime appeal urges immediate bond purchases with slogans to motivate early buyers. It emphasizes choosing patriotism and supporting the nation by buying bonds today, implying collective momentum as civilians back the war effort.
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