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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1917
Page
14
A wartime era notice urges readers to buy Liberty Bonds instead of wasting money on trifles, stressing that the bond investment will earn money for the purchaser and support national efforts.
A renowned beauty specialist recommends a facial hair removal method using a paste of powdered delatone and water. Apply to the hairy surface, wait about two minutes, then rub off and wash. The method is described as quick and safe when using genuine delatone.
New England reaches a key milestone in Liberty Loan with twenty million dollars subscribed in one day, boosting the regional total to 115.385 million. The drive highlights corporate and civic participation, local organizers, and mass meetings as Boston, Needham, and various trades push for the remaining eight days to meet the regional minimum.
About 40 pupils from Noah Torrey School South Braintree under Headmaster C. A. Maddocks save candy lunch and fruit money to buy Liberty bonds. The effort marks a notable early grammar school initiative alongside high schools in promoting Liberty bonds.
Rhode Island subscriptions to the Liberty Loan reach 1.53 million that day, lifting the state total to 16.59 million toward 28.575 million. A late entry shows Joseph and Leon Samuels, department store proprietors, contributing 500 thousand.
Newspaper note highlights Vitalitas as a wholly mineral tonic from nature that boosts blood iron, nerves, bones, and overall vitality. Testimonials claim indigestion relief, weight gain, and better sleep. Woodward Drug Co. promotes the product. over 500000 bottles sold.
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