War Industries Board curtails News-Eagle paper due to shortages
The Van Buren Indiana News-Eagle appeals to readers for subscription payments to avoid suspension as War Industries Board limits paper supply by 15 percent. After September 1, publication will be apportioned like essential goods, and readers are asked to cooperate to continue delivery.
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War Industries Board
News-Eagle
Reader
Value of the local paper to the community
The column urges readers to recognize the essential role of the local newspaper in daily life. It notes business people would pay for copies, calls out grumbling over advertising rates, and cites lumber men miners and farmers who travel far to obtain a paper, arguing publishers foster community growth.
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Huntington
Ind
Two New Directories for Van Buren and Landersville Exchanges
The News-Eagle announces two new telephone directory publications for the Van Buren and Landersville exchanges. Advertisers are urged to contract for space, with Mr. Clark handling solicitation. Some local businessmenobjected, fearing out of town printing, but the News-Eagle secured both contracts.
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The
News-Eagle
van Buren
Landersville
News- Eagle
Clark
Never Buy German Goods Pledge During War Times
A citizen declares a vow to boycott all German made articles, criticizing military policy for disregarding international law and targeting civilians, hospitals, and ships while urging compliance with humanitarian norms.
World Beet Sugar Shortage Hits Allied Powers
A report details a global beet sugar shortfall in 1917 18 with production down by about one third overall. France and Italy show marked declines due to war pressures, labor losses, and factory reductions, while Java and Cuba remain unable to ease the deficit for Allied needs.
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U. S. Food Administration
Cuba
Java
America
France
Alliee
Europe
Italy
Notice to non-resident in Grant County court term
State of Indiana Grant County Circuit Court notice warns Marion F Evans non-resident defendant to appear and answer by October 15 1918 in a complaint for attachment and accounting filed August 10 1918 by William D Tibbits Jr the clerk certifies the filing and service by Stricler and Messick attorneys for the plaintiff with August 15 1918 to August 29 1918 listing.
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State Ofndiana
Grant County
Circuit Court of
William D. Tibbits, Jr
Marion F. Evans
John BE. Clark
Circuit Court
Indiana
Court House
Marion
W. S. Malott
Grant Circuit Court
Stricler & Messick
Appointment of Administrator for Grant County Estate
The undersigned announces the appointment as administrator of the estate of Milton H. Elliott, deceased, late of Van Karen Township in Grant County Indiana. The estate is believed to be solvent. George W. Elliott indicates the appointment.
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van Karen Township
Grant County
Indiana
George. W. Elliott
Inside bathing and hot water cleanse the body
Historic health note advocates morning internal washing with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels before breakfast. Claims eliminate toxins absorbed by blood through lymph ducts and improve head ache bad breath bilious attacks constipation and complexion.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Dark Hair
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use mix to restore natural hair color and luster. It claims gray hair darkens after one or two applications and promises a youthful appearance without claiming medical benefits.
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Wyeth
Freezone Promises Quick Corn Relief from Cincinnati Authority
A Cincinnati official touts freezone as a painless treatment for corns. A few drops dry and lift the corn root and all without harming surrounding tissue. Cost is a small quarter ounce amount at drug stores, avoiding cutting or picking at corns which is warned as dangerous.
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Cincinnati
Home Remedy Cough Syrup Promoted By Grando Pine
A druggist can mix three ounces of Grando Pine with syrup to make a pint cough medicine. It costs little, is easy to prepare, and helps coughs colds bronchial ailments and croup. The Grand-Aid Co. of Wayne Indiana supplies directions with each bottle.
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Grand- Aid Co
Wayné
Ind
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