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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
4
An old health advertisement argues that a sluggish liver causes widespread illness and offers Glando Tonic as a cure. It claims the remedy renews liver activity, removes poisons, aids digestion, and helps nursing mothers keep bowels regular.
An advertisement claims Silver Lake residents should use buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler-i-ka to flush the bowel tract and prevent appendicitis. It asserts a spoonful relieves sour stomach gas and constipation by removing foul matter, with instant action surprising doctors and patients.
The article outlines massive war expenditures as the United States prepares for the Fourth Liberty Loan drive. It details funds spent on ordnance, artillery, small arms, and supplies through mid 1918, with figures on rifles, food, fuel, and clothing and notes the scale of logistics and transport in France.
A wartime exhortation arguing that every person should buy Liberty bonds as a patriotic duty. The speaker recalls London bombing by a Hun four minutes, the impact on families, and compares financial sacrifice to protecting loved ones. The message ends urging readers to obtain bonds.
A cheeky exhortation appears inviting readers to switch focus from our publication to their own reading habits, framed as a light editorial aside. The line suggests a humorous challenge about personal literacy or engagement with home newspapers.
Meetings of the Grange and farmers' clubs in rural communities should be used to stir enthusiasm for the Liberty Loan. The war and daily casualty lists will dominate discussions, and it will be easy to link talk to the duty of supporting war work by buying Liberty Loan bonds.
Money invested in Liberty bonds insures quick assets at need and pays a good return at maturity. After the war the buying power will be greatly enhanced, yielding a double saving opportunity.
An authorized subscription agency at the Record office in Silver Lake invites readers to call for catalogs and money saving magazine clubs. They handle subscriptions to any magazine, saving time and trouble for customers.
A World War I era briefing on the 1.5 million women deployed in U S munition plants. It describes their long shifts, high nerves, and the crucial need for safe, precise work. The YWCA and Blue Triangle coordinate recreation and housing at 22 federal munition camps to sustain efficiency and morale. Military drills, dormitories, and factory watchfulness anchor the program.
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