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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
3
A citizen urges residents to oppose youths using the school house for immoral acts such as dice shooting. He questions the superintendent and teachers about allowing such behavior and asks if the town will permit practices that conflict with the school's founding principles of love and righteousness.
A French scientist unveils a galvanometer based device to measure vibrations in bones and tissues. The apparatus is claimed to read a person s pulse more accurately than hand methods, promising improved medical assessment.
Georgetown woman Mrs. J. E. Branham testifies she suffered four years with back pain kidney trouble headaches and dizziness. After using Dean’s Kidney Pills as prescribed she recovered after five boxes and remains well. 60c at dealers FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
Treasury Department outlines a nationwide observance from January 17 to 24 1920 to promote saving and sound investment. The schedule includes Thrift Day Thrift Sunday Life Insurance Day Own Your Own Home Day Make Will Day Thrift in Industry Day Family Budget Day Pay Your Bills Day and aims to improve individual welfare and national prosperity through disciplined financial habits.
The piece cites widespread losses from market slump as many speculators were caught by margin calls. It warns against get rich quick schemes and praises government securities Liberty Bonds Victory Notes and War Savings Stamps as safe hold to maturity with guaranteed value.
Figures from the American Bankers Association show 27,000,000 U S savers with small means who bought government securities. Thrift and War Savings stamps and Liberty Bonds boosted deposits, financed war, and now support reconstruction and production as a safe, convertible investment for all amounts.
In San Francisco a young boy named Richard liprelie aged eleven rushed to sell a United States Thrift Stamp to King Albert of Belgium after an official reception. The king accepted the stamp with a gracious smile and thanked the boy before departing for his car.
A poem praising citizens saving with War Savings Stamps. It likens purchases to a charge against high costs and bills, urging continued saving until a hundred stamps are bought, and ends with a rallying call to fight the stamps with more stamps by the hundred.
Editorial warns that while the armistice removed U boats the danger of risky investments remains. It urges focus on government securities War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds as safer financial choices.
Grit urges men to meet their obligations and pay bills as a life creed. The piece argues that honest repayment builds integrity, steadies steps, and avoids shame, even if others do not, noting the burden of living up to ideals becomes satisfying when conscience approves.
The largest loaf ever baked for Frederick William I of Prussia stretched eighteen yards long eight yards wide and one and one half feet thick. It stood as a legendary confectionary feat in royal food displays.
The piece notes that forty is not a magic number like three or seven nor nine’s famed properties. It discusses its recurring use in fact and fiction, suggesting no mathematical basis and proposing origin in a striking incident that sparked curiosity.
Billy admires Charlie's rocking horse and begs his mother to buy him one. He explains he wants a horse that keeps going and never gets anywhere.
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