Awake America to a Prolonged War
An editorial urges Americans to prepare for a long costly conflict against Germany. It warns against complacency and urges collective sacrifice, unity, and readiness to defend democracy, liberty, and the nation’s future against Prussian militarism.
Patriot Plea Urges Bond Drive as Liberty Loan Nears Deadline
Aocal column deplores hesitation in the Liberty Loan campaign urging citizens to buy bonds to support the war effort. It cites North Carolina pride, mentions High Point and Radical enthusiasm, and calls for renewed patriotism ahead of the July 4 observance and the end of the funding period.
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Liberty Loan
America
Easy Liberty Bond Plan Lets Average Man Buy 50 Dollar Bond
The Liberty bond issue is pitched for the average man with an installment plan. Apply by June 15 and pay 1 dollar at application. Banks arrange payments. regular terms require 9 dollars on July 28, 10 on July 30, 15 on August 15 and 15 on August 30, yielding 3 percent interest once owned.
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Uncle Sam
Last Line of Defense Protecting Baby Life Across America
The State Board of Health frames infant welfare as essential patriotism urging communities to safeguard child health before war. It notes hot weather and flies threaten infant milk, linking contamination to arteri tis and diarrheal disease, and cites 1730 infant deaths yearly in the state as a call for parental action.
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America
State Board of Health
England
Patriot Efforts Unite For War Support
The notice urges readers to join the Red Cross at one dollar a year and to support war efforts through Liberty bonds planting and other tasks. Doc Barbee returns home to Brunswick Georgia after a ten day visit to relatives here.
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Red Cross
Mother Earth
Doc” Barbee
Brunswick
An Easy Way to Reduce Flesh by Tassco Tablets
A vintage ad promotes 5 grain Tassco tablets to reduce flesh without dieting. It claims the tablets are harmless, physician recommended, and sold by J A Hart Drug Co with mail order availability and a free box offer.
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J. A. Hart Drug Co
Itec
Tassco
The
Tassco Co
Boston
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Eater Sauree
Dean's Kidney Pills Sold For Back Pain Relief
J R Brooks machinist of High Post reports kidney pills from Foster Milburn Co. give relief when kidneys are out of order. He says his kidneys seldom trouble him now after taking Dean's Kidney Pills at times. Read this at all dealers.
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Chicago
High Point
Mann Drug Company
Dean
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High Post
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Law as to Taking a Newspaper Decisions of the Court
The United States Court rules on subscription renewals and dis continuance. Subscribers who do not object are presumed to renew. Publishers may continue sending on unpaid dues. If a subscriber does not claim at the post office he remains responsible until billed and discontinued. Moving without notice shifts liability to the subscriber.
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