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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1917
Page
2
The statement ties bond purchases to employment pressure, arguing every bond supports Kaiser and increases concern among observers. It frames public finance as a political pressure point and highlights expected labor impacts.
Business opportunity offered by a sound company invites responsible men of standing in the motor truck field. W. H. Carey invites inquiries at the Hotel Lenox Boston Massachusetts for those seeking a serious and straightforward proposition.
President Hoover accuses retailers of fueling inflation by keeping prices high despite wholesalers lowering costs. He cites sugar and beef as examples and notes some regions see reduced wholesale prices while retail marks rise. Beans, corn, and bean supply forecasts are discussed with impacts on costs and farmer earnings.
The food administration is collecting wholesale prices of all staples in 700 cities and will publish them weekly to compare with retail prices. The move aims to curb war profiteering by showing price differences and guiding public choice.
A Radium era style notice lauds Plant Juice as a purifying stomach remedy improving digestion and blood health. It cites Mrs. Lizzie Hines of No 4 Lowden Avenue West Somerville Mass who claims long term relief from indigestion rheumatism and insomnia after using the product. A local agent at Houghton & Dutton advertises the remedy to passersby and promises explanations of its merits.
Washington reports the food administration has enlisted Paul B. Boden and William Childs Jr. of New York as voluntary aides to promote economy in hotels and restaurants. The campaign addresses substitutes for meatless Tuesdays and wheatless Wednesdays and targets 3100 dining clubs to urge food savings.
A wartime call urges every citizen to buy Liberty Bonds to back the war, equating nonparticipation to cowardice like a soldier hiding while comrades endure combat. The message frames domestic financial support as essential for victory.
Mrs. Nellie Fishback of Louisville Kentucky credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving years of female trouble headaches nervousness and weight loss enabling her to avoid surgery and to care for her eight pound baby girl Proclaims the remedy saved her from an operation and restored strength.
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