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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
6
Chops Bran Cotton Seed Meal and Cake. All kinds of Field Seeds, if not on hand, we will order for you.
General Crowder announced that registrants married since January 15 1918 and now age 21 or older, who have a child born or unborn from that marriage, may be placed in class 2 after review. Local boards are advised of the amended ruling, which targets marriages not entered to evade service. Murray and William Jockel traveled to Brownwood to visit their brother Volney, manager of the Southern Hotel.
A San Saba item notes rapid community activity with a Lavaptik eye wash ad promising quick, guaranteed relief for eye strain in a boy and a teacher. The column also mentions letters from Camp Merritt, Havana visitors, and locals returning to duty in Camp Bowie and Kansas wheat fields.
The piece argues War Savings Stamps are not small change but a universal, steady pledge by all Americans. It compares stamp buying to trench work and a heart’s steady beat, stressing sustained, collective effort over sporadic bursts and the need for nationwide thrift to win the war.
Farmers Union Feed Star closes season's business and thanks patrons for liberal patronage. The gin machinery is to be overhauled and repaired to handle the forthcoming ginning season for farmers in the territory. Manager J M Gunter requests continued goodwill.
In wartime talk about women on the front lines, a medical pitch promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for nervous debility irregularities and general exhaustion. It claims no alcohol, offers tablets or liquid, and advertises consultations at the Invalida Hotel Buffalo with a 10 cent trial package.
Beaumont reader claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription cured sickness four years ago after a long illness. She advises any woman with delicate health to use Payorka Prescription and praises it to others, signing MBS from Buford Street.
Mrs. E N Linam of Little Rock recounts severe illness in 1916 with weight loss and stomach distress. After starting Tanlac in June 1916 she regained appetite, gained 27 pounds, and credits the medicine with saving her life. Tanlac sold in several Texas towns and surrounding areas.
Mrs F C Peisker received an ecard from her son Fred a sergeant in the Marines stating he had arrived safely somewhere in France prior to embarkation he was stationed in Galveston. Marines have conducted themselves gallantly on the western front and are considered Uncle Sam s best fighting men. Also notes visiting relatives from San Angelo Wichita Falls and Llano with local draftMention of June 24 draft in Wichita Falls and civic notices about a Hobby for Governor talk by Hon Buck Gray in Bend on June 22 with time and seating details.
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