Cards of Thanks Rates in The Herald
The Herald advises readers that Cards of Thanks are chargeable at 50 cents each.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
2
The Herald advises readers that Cards of Thanks are chargeable at 50 cents each.
A garbled collection of miscellaneous claims spans science, geography, and society. It cites diamonds from Cape Colony, a Belgian mine depth, European divorce rates, and strange notes on eyes, rivers, and crime lore, all presented as scattered data points with dubious accuracy.
The text presents aphoristic musings on truth, memory, and humanity. It contrasts written history with personal deception and suggests virtue in inquiry, while noting folly in boasting and the ease of lying. It also philosophizes about love, fortune, and social behaviors in a contemplative voice.
The Seventh Federal Reserve district will receive about 14.25 million people’s worth of propaganda for the Victory Liberty loan. A 330 county distribution structure with local chairmen will push 20 thousand square feet of space for addresses, a dedicated post office, and mass mailings including one million posters and eight million buttons. The drive is set to begin April 21 with a nationwide call to push the loan and “Punish the Job Help Finish the Job.”
Mrs. Edward Bemis outlines a new foreign language division to unite native and foreign born women in support of the Victory Liberty loan. She stresses shared patriotism and aims to re americanize newcomers while boosting wartime finance and postwar peace. County chairs will coordinate local groups and efforts to bring soldiers home and rebuild economy.
Public notice warns readers to beware shady stock pitches offering speculative securities in exchange for Liberty bonds or War Savings stamps. It urges reporting such schemes to the Federal Trade Commission and endorses support for the Victory Liberty Loan to finance both war and peace.
A wartime call urges support for the Victory Liberty Loan as soldiers fight through the final hours. The message emphasizes backing the troops and the fundraising drive to sustain the war effort.
Mrs Parsons pressures her daughter Marie to marry a wealthy suitor at a summer hotel. Marie frowns on the plan but is urged by her mother who has identified Montgomery as the best catch. Marie comforts a frightened child and helps tend a wound, then Rogers appears.
A column of aphorisms and quips on marriage money love and gender roles. Witty pithy lines probe loyalty wealth and social expectations with observations attributed to a bachelor voice. Strong characters and familiar phrases mix in a playful critique of relationships.
Earl Cooper of California enters his Stutz in the 500 mile Liberty Sweepstakes at Indianapolis on May 31 aiming to claim part of the $50,000 prize. He seeks the first California victory in the class and to restore West Coast dominance after past strong showings and a 1915 shift from factory racing to his own effort.
V Jean Chassagne, holder of the world hour record for car speed, plans a second U.S. appearance to chase the $50,000 prize in the Sud mile Liberty Sweepstakes. The French driver, who served in the army and worked at the Sunbeam plant, teams with Christine as a driver of one of Louis Coatalen’s new Sunbeam cars for the Indianapolis victory bid.
Jules Goux winner of the 1915 five mile Indianapolis race plans a May 31 Liberty Sweepstakes entry in Indianapolis with a Peugeot. He will sail from France in mid April to reach Indiana to obtain the Peugeot driven by John Aitken to second place.
Indianapolis, Ind. Durant entered the 50 mile Liberty Sweepstakes as relief driver for Liberty Pullen. Durant, a Pacific Coast champion and Chevrolet official, seeks fame as the first Californian to win the Indianapolis 400. He aims to retire after proving himself in speed racing.
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