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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
12
Silver Lake residents urged to use buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler-i-ka to cleanse the bowel fully claiming it prevents appendicitis. Report notes a single spoonful of Adler-i-ka roller is recommended.
A Chicago district broadcasts a Sturgeon Bay sermon on patriotism praising the Anagnostopoulos brothers of Wisconsin for lending their savings to the Third Liberty loan. They describe emigrant hardship, pride in America, and their view that investment honors the country and supports the war effort.
A local man received a Pershing cablegram announcing the death of his two sons in combat. Grief turned to resolve as he sold his house to invest in Liberty bonds and declared he is now the sole remaining family member, planning to rent a room.
Army wartime appeal urges Americans to support the war effort with Liberty bonds. Emphasizes the need to fund the fight against Germany on the western front and warns of failure without public financial support.
The speaker explains that government bonds do not remove money from the country. They urge farmers, manufacturers, and workers to sell goods on time and accept interest-bearing notes in advance. The War Department cannot seize houses or grain and instead asks producers for credit to supply the war, promising to see Uncle Sam and the public through the largest war in history.
A farmer is urged to buy Liberty bonds to lend money to the government for merchant marine services that carry his produce worldwide.
Propaganda urging citizens to lend money to government as protection against robberies by Kaiser armies. Emphasizes safety of savings and deposit vaults by financing the state. Appeals to patriotic duty and financial security for households.
The United States Fuel Administrator urges immediate coal orders for the 12 months starting April 1. He cites past shortages caused by delaying purchases and explains transportation and storage constraints, urging households utilities and industries to assess needs, expand storage, and borrow if needed to secure a steady supply.
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