Suggestions for Third Liberty Loan drive
A wartime exhortation outlines Liberty Bond amounts from fifty to hundred thousand dollars, listing the goods and services each tier could provide for soldiers. It details clothing, weapons, medical supplies, transport, and equipment, emphasizing how bonds defend troops and aid battlefield needs.
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Liberty
Carranza Sends Birthday Peace Wishes to King Albert
Mexico City April 9 President Carranza sent a message to King Albert of Belgium on his birthday expressing cordial felicitations and wishes for peace and liberty for Belgium and happiness for the king and his family. The note is signed V. Carranza.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Albert
Belgium
Mexico
V. Carranza
President to Decide Casualty Question
President Wilson will make a final decision on withholding addresses of men killed and wounded in casualty lists. He wishes Secretary Baker’s opinion after conferences with General Pershing before publication. No casualty lists are being issued as the War Department awaits France for clearance of new censorship regulations.
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Washington
Wilson
Baker
France
General Pershing
War Department
Mounted piece at Crepy En Gatopte near Lafer Laon road
A mounted piece is described at Crepy en Gatopte near the road linking La Fere and Laon with location details and surrounding access noted.
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Crepy-Engacopte
La-Fere Laon
Greece to receive 44 million dollar loan from US
Washington reports Greece will gain a 44 million dollar loan from the United States after parliament passed enabling legislation. Oscar T. Crosby arranged the credit in Paris as American representative on the Inter-allied Council. Roumania earlier secured 6.666 million with 5 million paid via Russia. Kerensky era disruptions hindered other sums.
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Washington
Greece
United States
Treasury
Paris
Oscar T. Crosby
Inter-allied Council
Europe
Roumania
Kerensky
Bolo
France
Groove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength
An old advertisement touts Groove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general strengthening tonic for adults and children. It claims the tonic purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system, priced at 60 cents.
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Groove
Northeast Storm Warning Issued for Atlantic Coast
Weather Bureau issued northeast storm warnings from Norfolk to New York at nine this morning. A storm off the Carolina coast was moving northeast with moderate easterly gales expected this afternoon and tonight.
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Washington
Atlantic
Norfolk
New York
Weather Bureau
Carolina
Revelations Attributed To Bolo Pasha Amid Death Sentence
Paris reports that The Mafin claims Bolo Pasha made highly important revelations while under death sentence for treason and that a reprieve was granted yesterday. Roumanian loan status remains undetermined.
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Paris
Bolo Pasha
Roumanian
Sedition Bill Faces Senate Test Amid Debate
Washington April 9 The Sedition bill to punish disloyal utterances and hinder the draft and Liberty Loan sales remained before the Senate today. Senator Overman of North Carolina failed to secure unanimous consent to set a time for a final vote as debate resumed yesterday.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Relieve Gas Through Digestive Laxative Option
An advertised 50c bottle of LAX-FOS WITH PEHe SIN A Liquid Digestive Laxative claims to relieve gas in the stomach disturbing sleep. The product is marketed for indigestion and constipation with pleasant-tasting formula.
Oh Boy Fr y Two Ham On The Side
An advertisement features Harry Weiss of Raleigh praising Peplac for restoring appetite and digestion. He cites improved eating habits, weight gain, and restored enjoyment of meals after using the product. Sold in Wilmington by R Bellamy and local druggists.
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Wilmington
2. R. Bellamy
Adv
Women gain over two hundred thousand federal jobs in wartime
The number of women employed by the Federal government has risen by more than 200 000 since the war began. Women postal clerks recently tried out in the New York post office are said to be given positions and duties formerly filled by men, signaling broad changes in wartime labor.
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Flanders
Washington Monument
New York Post Office
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