Bank Ad Promises 4 Percent Interest Compounded Quarterly
A promotional notice assuring customers of 4 percent interest on deposits and quarterly compounding outlines a straightforward savings option. The ad emphasizes steady growth and reliability of returns, urging readers to consider placing funds in the bank.
Corporal Angus Wins Victoria Cross In Heroic Rescue
Edinburgh report says Corporal Angus of Carluke Lanarkshire, first Scottish Territorial VC, saved Lieutenant Martin of the 18th HLI at Givenchy on June 12. Wounded about 40 times, Angus crawled through German fire with the officer, then back to British lines amid a hail of bombs and bullets. Over 25,000 welcomed the return despite Carluke’s 5,000 population.
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Victoria Crosby
London Daily Telegraph
Edinburgh
Angus
V.C
Carluke
Lanarkshire
Fror al
Clyde Valley
Ankus
Givenchy
Martin
Eighteenth Highland Light Infantry
Mar- Nin
Germats
Lileu
Germany
Great Pill
Corporal Angus Rising
Ancus
Hog Ford notes mix oddball town chatter and warnings
A garbled town column recounts local doings from Hog Ford and Tickville, mentioning a Post Office sweep, a deputy patrolling Musket Ridge, a fiddling band serenade, items sold or traded, and residents like Raz Harlow and Atlas Peck in a collage of village life and rumors.
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Boek
Fit Smith
Dack Hocks
Raz Harlow
Tickville
Fletcher Henstep
Engley
Dog Hill
Tobe Moseley
Washington Hocks
Hog Ford
Frdity
Flinders
Cox Hil
Flutie Belcher
Chicago
Raz Barlow
Excelsior
Gimlet Creek
Atlas Peck
Rye Straw
Atlas
Luke Mathewson
Jefferson Potlocks
Slim
Pickens
Cause of the War according to Dr Sikes at Wake Forest
The Greensboro Record reports Dr. BE W Sikes of Wake Forest college argues war stems from division of land into small tenanted plots. He asserts inherited Enghi soil and entailed estates fuel greed and predatory conflict, while steady laborers owning small plots are less warlike.
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Greensboro
BE. W. Sikes
Wake Forest College
Dr. Sikes
Enghi
Wake Forest
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria fighter and iron builder. It touts a tasteless formula with iron and quinine and claims nine drives out malaria while boosting the system for 0 cents.
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