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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1918
Page
9
Figures illustrate the impact of war bonds for the War department. A 50 bond buys trench knives or grenades, a 100 bond clothes, outfits soldiers, or funds eight months of service. Two 100 bonds procure a horse or mule, three 100 bonds clothe and feed a soldier in France, and four 100 bonds fund an X-ray outfit. A 500 bond provides bicycles for infantry headquarters.
The pamphlet Safety for the Household Circular No. 75 outlines home hazards from electricity gas fire lighting and chemicals. It argues cautious planning reduces risk and urges public measures and proper equipment to cut accident rates. Copies cost 15 cents from the Government Printing Office.
Archie reports a new High Street sign reading Aristides Mc Corkie Professor of Clanicultural Ab velssion and Craniological Tripsis. Father misreads it as a tonsorial artist skill in lab cutting and shampooing, revealing a humorous misprint in a London Tit-Bits item.
A group of Kentucky mountaineers reaches Camp Taylor with astonished awe at the vast training ground. A rookie asks about France, while a sergeant warns him the real scale awaits overseas, foreshadowing future deployment.
Editorial comment in the German press warns that the Russian ultimatum will satisfy hardliners while questioning current political methods. The report notes growing concerns over German strategy, wartime diplomacy, and shifts in state formation as a backdrop to Austria-Hungary and Russia.
Public sale notice excerpts describe bids around 700 dollars, with conditions about payment, deed issuance, and buyer risks. The text includes scattered references to a June court, judgment creditors, and a property being offered again if unpaid, amid garbled names and dates.
Notice served to George Thinail in the Tadluna district of Pennsylvania announcing his bankruptcy adjudication. The case refers to the borough of Tadluna and the Pensybatia court, with actions scheduled for a meeting date. Creditors and interested parties are instructed to attend and file claims by the specified deadlines.
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