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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
8
Secretary Carter Glass rejects notion that investing in government securities is a sacrifice. He cites 4,000,000 troops who served and 60,000 buried in France as true sacrifices. He defends thrift as a virtue and praises War Savings workers for building a lasting national habit.
Governor James M Cor endorses the Ohio War Savings Committee Bring Em Back Club plan to secure War Savings Stamp pledges. The clubs, formed nationwide, honor service members while aiding the national financing effort. Major Charles S Farnsworth of the Thirty-seventh Division in France approves organizing Bring Em Back Clubs to honor soldiers and sailors in service.
Burleson issues new postal employee instructions for distributing the 1919 War Savings stamps. He notes the war isn’t over and calls for strong public support alongside county, city, and village War Savings chairmen to meet government obligations.
Banking report for The Peoples State Bank of Wauseon Ohio dated March 4 1919 shows resources totaling 461052 70 including cash items and vault balances. The report lists allocations for taxes interest and penalties and expenses to various creditors and guardians and notes mortgage and real estate transfers along with numerous local disbursements and property transactions in Fulton County Ohio.
Local testimonial from Mrs George Cramer Sr of Wauseon Ohio praises Doan’s Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. She recounts relief after use, advises keeping kidney remedy on hand, and notes price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes the product.
Investors may buy an equal amount of the 1919 War Savings issue as the 1918 series. The Ohio War Savings Committee cites Treasury rules barring any single holder from exceeding 1000 dollars in aggregate. Buyers in 1919 receive a gold star seal to attach to their 1918 certificate signed by the governor.
An OCR fragment advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promising cleansing of the blood bowels and liver. It claims improved skin dullness and pimples, compares to calomel, and notes a tasteless oil-based formula with supposed health benefits.
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