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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
10
A mixed ad and news item discusses a British American peer who pays income tax under both British and American laws. As a multi millionaire, his income is taxed by both governments leaving more than half of his receipts consumed by tax and the rest drawn from capital for living expenses.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Blakeney of Decatur Illinois reports Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cold and cough medicine her family has used. She recalls giving it to children for croup and using it herself with positive results.
A saying contrasts born steel spine with born silver spoon, arguing resilience outshines privilege. It emphasizes fortitude and practical strength over inherited wealth.
An old advertisement claims bad breath and dizziness signal torpid liver. It promotes BINE as the medicine to revive liver activity, vitalize the blood, regulate bowels, and restore energy and cheerfulness.
A fragmented wartime promo urges buying War Savings Certificates instead of spending, promising greater personal satisfaction from a filled certificate and urging continued saving through the program.
The piece laments investors trading Liberty Bonds for worthless stocks in wildcat outfits. It warns that many small investors are most at risk selling bonds for dream stocks. It urges keeping bonds as solid investments, not speculation. It notes few will report losses, and castsigate promoters and buyers relying on salesmanship.
Thomas L Blanton argues that labor unions and Gompers threaten democracy by citing wartime wage rises strikes and political pressure. He contrasts his democracy with Gompers claimed to represent 3 million union members and 107 million others. He urges publication of his facts and asks voters to decide.
An optimistic exhortation urges buying War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps to build financial security. The copy uses wordplay and everyday images to persuade readers that saving steadily leads to future power and success, urging immediate purchases at banks or post offices.
The 1919 War Savings Stamps issue, blue with Benjamin Franklin’s likeness, promotes saving early to build wealth. It urges readers to buy stamps at every opportunity to develop the thrift habit as the method to financial security, noting quarterly compounding.
An old advertising fragment asserts a restorative influence to the spot where pain exists and notes the product was sold by all druggists. The snippet implies a general pain relief claim without specific product name or date.
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