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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1913
Page
4
A request outlines updating records with both the existing address and the new one. It specifies the need to document the prior residence and the corrected location for accurate contact and service records.
A critical editorial argues that Allied censorship in Paris and London has effectively suppressed American troop news in the United States. It claims the government uses Allied censors to override Congress and hinders press freedom, weakening public confidence and press-government trust.
A satirical piece argues that merchants who avoid advertising gain leisure and fewer bills. It claims lower bank deposits, fewer clerks, no need for new goods, and time to dodge creditors while skipping sales pitches from solicitors. It casts avoidance as a way to play chess or dominoes rather than grow business.
The discussion warns against granting broad official control over food and essential resources. It argues that a long history of limited government has benefited the country and that Congress actions should not be presumed to reflect national will.
A patriotic editorial urges full support for U S soldiers in Europe, praising their sacrifice and urging Liberty Loan participation. It warns that delaying power weakens home front resolve and cites draft and mobilization as vital to victory and national safety.
Correspondence notes a Pansy club gathering at Miss Audra Wasson with refreshments. Guests Frances Allen Eunice Shilling and June Rees attend along with members. Various local residents and visitors are listed with activities and arrivals across Grabill Fort Wayne and area. Ice cream and cake served.
A terse telegram proclaims the sender will scrap and force a redraw of the map. He asserts patience exhausted and warns the Kaiser that his "boys" are on the way with a gun to prove bravery. The message denies fear and calls for acceptance of the single-line confession.
Mrs. E A Roebuck of Latty Ohio testifies Glando Tonic eased her liver kidney and heart trouble after other remedies failed. She suffered from enlarged liver sleeplessness and faintness but says the first treatment helped greatly and she will rely on Glando as her doctor in the future. Glando is marketed by Grand-Aide Fort Wayne Ind priced 50 cents.
Editorial in the News and Courier of Charleston questions a supposed Germany outlook and finds no substantive forecast or clear basis for such an outlook, pointing to ambiguity in German policy signals.
The Kaiser remains able to influence several votes in the United States Senate despite losing control for the Reichstag, with strategic moves affecting key roll calls and party alignments.
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