War rhetoric and intangible values contrasted in 1914 commentary
A long critique argues against expansive mobilization and the sacrifice of hundred thousand troops for strategic aims. It condemns hatred toward enemies, praises peace over war, and discusses the nature of value as intangible, stressing labor and intellect as sources of true worth beyond material goods. It mentions a new war poem from The Times and notes international reactions.
Texas farmer praises Liv-Ver-Lay remedy in 1914 notice
Prominent Texas farmer J. H. Brewer announces in an April 7, 1914 publication that Liv-Ver-Lax cured his liver ailment and claims the harmless vegetable remedy provides guaranteed relief. A. Cala and witness attest to the product’s benefits.
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