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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1919
Page
4
A testimonial claims a distended stomach was reduced after three doses of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. It touts removal of intestinal mucus and inflammation, listing cures for stomach and liver ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves or money back, advertised at druggists.
The Keystone Bible class gathers Wednesday afternoon at Mrs William Grogan's home. Mrs Louis Stevens leads the musical program and Miss McPherson presents a paper titled How we got our Bible.
The Campaign for Funds intensifies as war loan efforts expand across Michigan Indiana Wisconsin and neighboring states. State directors and speakers tour towns, war exhibition trains tanks and bands bolster a nationwide drive to support veterans and national defense with strong public meetings daily. The article notes continued public enthusiasm and plans to bring home troops once all are safe.
A patriotic call extols the Victory Liberty loan as essential to honor wartime sacrifices and complete the war effort. It outlines immense American military and industrial mobilization, argues future conflicts would have required further loans, and urges citizens to buy Victory Liberty securities to rebuild the world.
Ten thousand medals from German cannon captured at Chateau Thierry will be distributed to Victory Liberty Loan workers in Illinois Iowa Michigan Indiana and Wisconsin at campaign end. The medals commemorate work by volunteers, bearing the Treasury Building on one side and the recipient’s name on the other.
Maud M. Freeman, a Chicago businesswoman, explains she postponed buying a piano to invest in Liberty bonds and War Savings stamps. She aims for $200,000 in life insurance and praises United States securities as safest. The piece urges readers to back the Victory Liberty loan to finish the war and bring soldiers home.
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