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Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1918

Page

10

Wilson Attacks Hertling and Czernin on Peace Attitude

President Wilson denounces German and Austrian peace proposals as inadequate for a just world settlement. He argues for a universal peace based on self determination and collective security, rejects Vienna era diplomacy, and pledges U S mobilization until all nations reach a lasting order.

Washington Wilson Congress Germany Chancellor von Hertling Austria Count Czernin Count von Hertling Great Britain Australia Committee On Public Information Herr Ledebour Independent Socialists Friends of Peace Czernin Hertling Buehlmann Kingdom of Poland Fatherland Party Prince Buelow

Shipyard enrollment drive urges ready workers

Washington outlines the draft plan for shipyard labor as the priority. It states the Shipping Board has funds and housing to support recruits. Men must be willing to work a full day for pay and will not be displaced from current jobs until called. Yards will hire from the deferred draft class and enrollment agents are urged to act immediately.

United States Germany Europe Shipping Board Public Service Reserve Labor Department Military and Naval Insurance Act France

Farmers warned of new swindle targets US farmers

The federal farm loan board warns of a fraud scheme by a man posing as an organizer of national farm-loan associations. He claims to teach others to form associations for a fee of 500, a prohibited promotion. Farmers are told to avoid paying for loan help and to form cooperative local associations instead.

Washington United States Federal Farm Loan Board National Farm-Loan Association

Lydia E Pinkham remedy praised by McLean Nebraska reader

Mrs John Koppelmann reports a healthy baby after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The advertisement promotes the remedy for displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities backache headaches nervousness and the blues and invites women to write for special guidance.

McLean, Neb Lydia E. Pinkham John Koppelmann Re No. 1 McLean Nebraska America Lydia E

Oyster supper at the church draws small crowd

Jill and Bill discuss attending an oyster supper at a church with brief remarks about turnout. JT mentions finding an oyster. The exchange records a small community event and a single attendee.

Bill Jill

Castoria warning to mothers over 30 years of use

Public health notice urges caregivers to verify Castoria bottles carry the Coen signature and Fletcher's Castoria is recommended for infants and children. The message highlights longstanding use and child safety concerns.

Fletcher

Not Where Age Is Concerned

A playful exchange between twins John and Jennie about who is older. John claims he is the oldest, but Jennie retorts calmly that ladies come first, settling the age question with wit.

John Jennie

Garfield Tea Promises Cure for Rheumatism and Dyspepsia

An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as purifying the blood to eradicate rheumatism dyspepsia and many chronic ailments. The claim is presented as a health remedy promoted to readers.

Garfield

Not a Hero

A man entered the office and convincing the speaker to hand over a dollar claiming combat service on a British tank. He avoided details about front experiences, admitting only he had helped paint the tank before it left the factory.

Explosives Demand Tied to Transvaal Mines in Peace

In peacetime the Transvaal mines rank as the world’s largest users of explosives. The remark highlights the heavy blasting needs of mining operations in the region.

Transvaal

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