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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
4
A factory owner urges workers to become homeowners as a path to independence and community stability. He argues home ownership proves reliability, civic pride, and lasting peace, citing thrift lessons from Liberty Loans and the example set by leading employers to inspire others to own homes.
Washington newspaper exposes soldiers' fears of swindlers using military uniform trappings to beg and defraud as The Come-Back editorial appeals to the public to stop giving. The piece highlights veterans' sacrifice and urges support for honest aid instead of impostors.
Adolph Zukor presents Billie Burke in Good Gracious Annabelle a farce romping through scandal on set. A billionaire miner earning fortunes and a long married woman with no idea of her husband’s name headline the outrageous tale that promises shocking intrigue.
Miss Ida Rubin of Fifth Ave Woonsocket writes about Hazeloch Herb Remedy as a long used Indian prescription that relieved pain from female diseases. Mrs Mary Gonyea bought it sixty years ago and many readers report similar relief.
Ida Rubin of Fifth Avenue Woonsocket Rhode Island writes that Hazeloch Medicine Co. Providence recommended Hazeloch Herb Remedy for female health issues and that after a fair trial she feels like another woman and would recommend it to others.
An advertisement asserts Hazeloch Herb Remedy helps the body heal by assisting nature. It targets women with female weaknesses, urging readers to try a trial to end suffering and restore health through a natural approach.
Dorothy Clogston, a Boston High School of Practical Arts graduate, created a cheerful War Savings Stamp poster for New England schools. The poster, found by the War Savings Committee, drew broad adult and child praise for its lively sailor figure and optimistic tone.
A farm housewife shows how she stretches scarce meat using War Savings Stamps. She rivals affording meals by serving scalloped potatoes vegetables salads and fruit desserts while implying special dishes without raising expectations. Her plan relies on psychology and careful planning to keep her family satisfied and buy more stamps.
To protect small savings citizens are urged to invest in Thrift Stamps War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds. Authorities promote these securities as safe dependable options for growing modest funds during wartime.
The notice urges every citizen to support government war obligations, keep troops comfortable abroad, and repatriate them. It highlights the role of buying government securities by millions, promoting Americanization and national loyalty through War Savings Stamps for both native and foreign-born populations.
The piece argues that strict thrift alone causes tension and neglects recreation. It urges balancing income across food shelter clothing recreation and savings, teaching thrift as a habit to unlock future opportunities and financial peace of mind through War Savings Stamps.
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