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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1913
Page
4
The Grabill Review printed by Moon Printing Co policies list postal entry in Grabill Indiana as second class mail matter. Subscription is $1.00 a year if paid in advance and readers are asked to notify address changes with old and new addresses.
The essay argues censorship harms public understanding as U S policy confronts U boats and calls for full press freedom. It contests official wartime claims and urges Congress to oppose censorship while stressing the public’s right to know the submarine threat and its impact on mobilization and policy.
The piece argues that average men speak coarsely in private and public, using obscene and flippant language about sacred things. It urges men to treat brothers with the same respect as sisters, mothers, and wives and to harmonize speech across genders.
The shipping board plans to construct five to six million tons of steel and wooden vessels within two years to beat the submarine menace. Costing about one billion dollars, the program aims to deter adversaries and protect the war effort. Officials note this may supplement a broader naval expansion, including ten dreadnoughts and equal battle cruisers and auxiliaries, to safeguard national interests amid uncertain threats.
The piece hints at shifting wartime rhetoric as Russia adapts headlines to food and morale issues. It notes tight bread supply and a wheat crop outlook while contrasting Kaiser proclamations with American resolve. It ends by mocking cosmetic trends among young women amid wartime rationing.
An article extols daily cleansing of the mucous membranes to fend off germs and disease. It promotes Grandy Gargle as a safe antiseptic for mouth nose and throat ailments and as a teething lotion. It notes readers may submit local items with signature for protection.
London expert W M Acworth tells the Newlands interstate commerce committee that the United States faces a railroad crisis. He urges higher freight rates to cover rising costs and a unified regulatory body, citing Prussia and Australia as contrasts with government ownership. He notes American railways are private and efficient, guiding global views on rail regulation.
Cure claimed for catarrh by internal remedy rather than local applications. Product described as a blend of tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials offered. advertisement from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, with distribution through all druggists. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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