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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
4
Silver Lake residents are advised a home remedy using buckthorn bark and glycerine mixed in Adler-i-ka to flush the bowel and potentially prevent appendicitis. A spoonful of Adler-i-ka is claimed to relieve sour stomach and other digestive discomfort.
The Liberty Loan effort broadcasts a sermon from Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin praising patriotism and urging strong bond subscriptions. Demosthenes Anagnostopoulos and brothers share their story of lending savings, noting they gave $3000 across Liberty loans and would again support the government if called. A Pershing cable sends a father in Illinois to sell his home and buy bonds after learning his sons died in action.
A wartime call urges Americans to support the government with Liberty bonds, arguing that Russian setbacks have shattered hopes of starving Germany into submission and that only victory on the western front can end the war.
Government bonds finance wartime needs without leaving the country. It asks farmers manufacturers and workers to sell goods on time and accept advance notes with interest until supplies for the war are produced. The War Department relies on producers to extend credit first and then create the necessary commodities.
An urging ad tells farmers to buy Liberty bonds to lend money to the government for a merchant marine that will transport their produce worldwide.
Propaganda urging citizens to lend money to the government to avoid war loot by kaiser armies. It frames savings banks and safety vaults as targets and promotes public bonds as protection for personal wealth.
United States Fuel Administrator Harry A. Garfield warns that delaying coal orders risks shortages for a full year beginning April 1. He urges households utilities and industries to assess needs secure supply and expand storage, noting transportation limits and the danger of past misjudgments.
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