Tennessee Man Saved by Vin Hepatica Prescription
Mr Cass Johnson of Johnsonville Tennessee credits the Vin Hepatica prescription with saving his life after severe kidney and bladder trouble. He says after four doctors failed he began improving from the first dose and gained 40 pounds by February. He urges others to try the bottle as it transformed his health. Mt Sterling Kentucky dealer W S Lloyd endorses it.
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Cass Johnson
Johnsonville
Tenn
Mr. Johnson
G. W. Spencer
W. S. Lloyd
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Waste and thrift urge wartime saving and bond investment
The piece argues wasteful spending harms labor during war and urges thrifty choices to redirect wages to essential goods. It proposes investing thrift savings in Liberty Bonds to relieve capital for war production and national prosperity. It notes a confrontation at an Iowa teachers meeting over a pro German address by Dr. John Merritt Driver.
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Iowa
John Merritt Driver
Illinois
What the Army Y M C A is doing
Mt Sterling residents contribute to the National War Work fund of the Army Y M C A which has reached 60 million dollars. The Y M C A supports camps Taylor Shelby and other western and southern posts with letters, fires, phonographs, books and magazines. In France Y M C A centers number over 150 and 1300 secretaries work for the soldiers.
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Mt. Sterling
National War Work Fund of
The
Army
Y. M
Kentucky
Indiana
Camp Taylor
American resolve in war as exports tighten borders
The piece argues the United States shows robust national character amid World War I by enlisting in large numbers after the Tuscania sinking, asserting a readiness to use force if justice is attacked. It cites new export import controls as enforced by the War Trade Board and Treasury Department to curb commerce with licenses for specific items.
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Americas
United States
Tuscania
Germany
Europe
War Trade Board
Treasury Department
Training School for Army Chaplains at Fortress Monroe
A daily schedule at the new army chaplains school at Fortress Monroe includes drills, military law, international law, army regulations, military hygiene, recreation, and conferences. The force has about 660 chaplains, with expansion planned as legislation allows one chaplain per 1 200 officers and men.
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School For Army Chaplains
Fortress Monroe
Feed Your Fields Increase Your Yields
A fertilizer ad touts an own formula distilled from forty years experience. It claims the best on the market with seven car loads sold last year and no dissatisfied customers. All material is fresh with no expired sacks.
Federal Farm Loan Board warns against swindles to farmers
The Federal Farm Loan Board states organizers of authorized farm-loan association schemes are not employed. Farmers must form cooperative national farm-loan associations locally. It is illegal for a national farm-loan association or a joint-stock land bank to spend money on promotion. Also included is an unrelated note offering egg incubation at 3 cents each with book orders.
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Federal Farm Loan Board
Farn Loan Board
Farm-Loan Association
War Savings Stamps Drive Treasury Receipts Soar
Treasury receipts from war savings stamps run at 11 million dollars weekly while savings deposits climb about 700 thousand dollars per business day. Two billion in war savings securities may be issued this year, with a potential 1.68 billion received and 320 million in interest after five years. The report frames small savings as key to national service.
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Treasury
W. S
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