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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1919
Page
4
A health notice warns that kidneys are vital to long life and health. It urges immediate action when nervousness dizziness sleeplessness or back pains indicate kidneys are lagging in function and accumulating impurities that may form uric acid and poisons.
An advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a century old remedy for various ailments. It claims soothing oils and herbs, medical backing, and worldwide use, with a money back guarantee if relief is not prompt. Sold in sealed packages at drug stores, direct from Trolland laboratories.
A nostalgic note from a returning veteran describes crossing the homeward path with long white whiskers, declaring the war is over and the family will soon reunite. The speaker voices calm resolve and hints at a quiet homecoming.
Three million Victory Liberty Loan buttons will go to New England subscribers over the next ten days. The campaign begins April 21 and aims to show national support similar to the Fighting Fourth. Flags and emblems honor workers, communities, and businesses meeting quotas with blue white and red insignia and laurel wreaths.
A persuasive wartime exhortation argues that taxes and the Victory Loan drive up costs and debt. It urges readers to invest in Victory Notes, comparing government borrowing to renting versus buying, and claiming taxes do not return as benefits to citizens. It frames lending to the government as a returnable, profitable choice.
East Providence resident Alfred J Kent writes the Providence News sport editor opposing a state legislature move to legalize playing baseball on Sundays. He argues the law would empower dishonest gamblers and foreigners, urges lawmakers to defend Sabbath observance, and warns newspapers against backing such changes.
Arthur Cheever of Walpole and Miss E Middleton of this town were married in town in April 1919 by Rev O H Wallace.
Lewis B. Franklin of the War Loan Organization says about 40 percent or 3 billion dollars of the nearly 7 billion dollars in the Fourth Liberty Loan went to small holders with bonds of 1000 dollars or less. These bonds are paid for or nearly paid and are not bank loans. they are liquidated by regular installments and should be paid off by the time the Victoria campaign opens.
Bristol residents report relief from back pain and kidney-related discomfort after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Angus McVarish of Pappose Squaw Crossing says backache and irregular kidney action improved after taking Dean's Kidney Pills, bought at Bufing ton pharmacy.
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