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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1918
Page
4
In a lengthy appeal Monroe citizens urge officials to fix the longstanding unwholesome Ouachita river water supply. They argue many cannot afford better water and demand removal of obstacles to deliver wholesome potable water and bathing facilities, noting the public health and comfort of all residents.
A California mother sent seven sons to battle for humanity and justice while a Texas mother saw six march off to fight. The piece weighs mothers by sacrifice, comparing those with one to seven sons and urging support for war through buying War Savings Stamps. It emphasizes national unity and the supreme sacrifice of those in France.
The advertisement promotes Mother's Friend from the Bradfield Regulator Co as a safe external remedy to reduce nausea nervousness and pain during pregnancy. It claims it relaxes abdominal muscles calms nerves and eases the birth crisis while encouraging women to obtain the product from their druggist and request the Motherhood Book.
The notice stresses that War Savings Stamps are not for children alone as adults account for most of the wasteful spending seen in war-time savings efforts.
President Wilson urges the nation to use War Savings Stamps to fund and sustain a maximal war effort against enemies. He frames the drive as essential to securing victory and enforcing the right as the law of the world.
The notice urges citizens to save and buy War Savings Stamps to support the war effort. It emphasizes daily thrift, pledging to save to the utmost and to purchase a definite amount each month, framing savers as a second line of defense for soldiers.
A short health notice describes sour stomach as mild indigestion from fast eating or overeating. It advises eating slowly, chewing well, limiting meat, and avoiding supper. It recommends taking Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion without medicine.
Fayetteville June 17 1943 University of Arkansas summer school opens with focus on wartime duties. Courses prepare teachers to fill vacancies created by war service and include food conservation and wireless programs to train students for war work.
Decorations for Richard Cutts Fairfield of New York and Boston and William Davenport Platt of Baltimore were sent to the U S embassy for their families. The two ambulance drivers, aged 18 and 26, were killed by a bomb at Mestre while aiding wounded in a German air raid.
A dated montage lists key events from 1775 to 1917 including the Battle of Bunker Hill, Washington’s appointment as army commander, Milwaukee’s first steamboat, Bunker Hill Monument dedication, Lincoln’s nomination, a Sioux battle, Pensacola Confederate monument, Hawaii annexation, and Verdun and Zeppelin actions, ending with wartime propaganda on War Saving Stamps.
A wartime appeal urges citizens to supply the armed forces with necessities instead of luxuries. It calls on readers to buy necessities and contribute to War Savings to support the Army and Navy.
A 19th century style advertisement claims catarrh must be treated internally and that Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to mucous surfaces. It cites a physician’s endorsement, lists ingredients as tonics and blood purifiers, and promotes testimonials and 75 cent price.
American soldiers touring London parliaments daily visit the Houses of Parliament. Labor member John Burns of Patterson guides them, sharing history, anecdotes, and humor, making him a top favorite for their tours.
Dayton Ohio June 17 The summer convention of the Society of Automotive Engineers gathered for a two day session to discuss latest improvements in automotive war apparatus A testimonial dinner for Orville Wright is planned with almost 1200 members expected to attend tributes in Dayton and in his birthplace of aviation to honor the pioneer who achieved powered flight with a heavier than air machine.
Citizens are urged to limit purchases and invest savings in War Savings Stamps to support the war effort. The call emphasizes wartime economy and rapid funding through government savings programs.
The famed chemist Sir William Crookes born in London marks his 86th birthday today. He founded Chemical News in 1859 and edited the Quarterly Journal of Science in 1864, advancing physics chemistry and ideas on elements and compounds.
Six per cent money to lend on improved farm and city business property and on city residence property at eight per cent. Commissions reasonable. R. K. Blanks, Box 660, Monroe, La. War Savings Stamps are four per cent with quarterly compounding. you loan money to government, benefiting both nation and self.
Paris marks the centennial birthday of Charles Francois Gounod as crowds ignore wartime stress to honor the famed composer. Gounod’s Faust, once denounced as treason by Germans, gained enduring popularity and was later staged in Berlin’s Royal Opera.
The socialist faction in the German Reichstag has introduced a motion urging the Chancellor to propose a law that would prevent landlords from refusing to lease apartments to families with many children, per the Berlin Vorwaerts.
Real estate leaders from across the country gather in St Louis at the eleventh annual convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. Wartime realty issues are set for discussion during the four day meeting with Governor Gardner and Mayor Kiel among those welcoming delegates.
William M. Garland of Los Angeles delivered the annual address detailing the association’s most active year and highlighting its work with the Governments 'win the war' program and related services.
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