Work or War: Government Push to Use All Labor
An early war policy rally argues all citizens must contribute to victory. Officials threaten felony charges for evasion as men and women may be drafted or directed to work in support roles across stores, factories, and service sectors to sustain war needs and suppress dissent. The piece frames unity as essential against Germany and emphasizes no compromise with war aims.
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Wablon
Redara
Tuys
Hamon
Sao
Thaly Phyale
Callqirimi
Parasiion
Neluiinge
Fox View Folfors
Pave
Altondantinta
Tike
Will
Lbs
Germany
Neradith
Milstry
Bovyar
Gaiman
War Fund Slackers Roar Against in War Drive Critique
The article condemns war fund slackers after the Third Liberty Loan, praising the broad American effort. It highlights Red Cross fundraising reaching about a dollar per capita, urging personal sacrifice for Liberty Bonds and stamps. It warns against selfish luxury and calls on citizens to meet wartime responsibilities or face public censure.
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Red Cross
Coung
Abe
Ted Rose
Sven
America
Menven
Postal workers seek wage hikes in conferees' agreement
Conferees reach a post positive appropriation bill. Agreement grants $200 annual raises for clerks carriers and some supervisory staff up to $3200. Supervisors receive 5 percent raise beyond that. Clerks and carriers gain compensatory time for overtime or higher pay for such time. Mileage pay increases and other route-based increases are outlined with discretionary boosts for certain routes.
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Washington
Teville
Post Office
Gonternea
Whiteh
Snell
Notice to German Alien Females to Register Enemies
Notice from city authorities in Corry Pennsylvania calling all German alien females age 14 and up residing in Corry to register as enemy aliens. The registrar will be at City Building West Ward from June 17 to June 26 1918 except June 23 to take photographs and answer questions. Citizens are urged to bring four unmounted photo portraits two by three inches in size.
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United States
Pollet
Corry
West Ward
Cory
Ente Cowunty
Garry Ba
Milk ruin and bridge cost debate at Awamostown
In Awamostown on June 4 a dairy dispute over 20,900 pounds of milk led to a county meeting at South Dayton condensery. Milk inspectors and dairymen sparred over conditions and timing, while officials discussed speeding milk transport. Separately, commissioners projected the new Warren bridge cost at about 140,000 dollars, with some estimates slightly higher than the original contract, pending final figures.
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Awamostown
Dayton
South Day
G. A. Pickard
Mckwrd
A McDonnidl
Warton
Nils
Gore
Tate la
Tie Gruchro
Privet
Howdy
Jay
Aitahod
Fatigue Nearly Overcomes Woman Says a Remarkable Recovery
A well known woman describes nearly succumbing to fatigue from household duties and anxiety. She credits a remedy involving phosphorus and tonics, noting improved energy and easier days after starting treatment. The account suggests relief from nervous prostration and renewed ability to manage home tasks.
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Severa Omuaren
Niisht
Hawanapis
Mitt Aving Ayer East
Phop
Biwbbili & Son
Annual Meeting of the Corry Hospital Association
This notice announces the annual meeting of the Corry Hospital Association stockholders to be held at the hospital on Wednesday evening September 1918 at six o'clock. Loyes and Wright are listed as president and secretary.
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The
Corry Hospital Association
He Corry Hospital Association
Loyes
Taiwan
Wright
Morloca Shoe Shop Promises Fair Prices and Fast Service
Morloca Shoe Shop owner P Morloca urges customers to bring shoes for quick repairs and fair pricing. The ad touts special quality for mine workers and plant staff, offering delivery and a warranty on work with swift turnaround. Bell phone listed for contact.
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Eleomic
P. Morloca
Moricca
Ayle Tim
Phila Despita
Bell Phone
WIR
North Counter Street
P. MoHoca
O Neil Campaign Expenditures Report From Promylvania
The O Neil semilcan campaign committee of Promylvania spent $20 017 08 during the Meracont primary, as recorded by the state department expense accounts. Contributions totaled $21 004 00 with donors including J Denny Ownah Tanw Gifford Pinewor Attorney General Brown Voy Bruming and Willie Ui Hall among others.
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Brown
Voy
Bruming
Willie Ui
Hall
Lewis Baier Jr
Aaron
George Fghes
Charton H. Gallo
Sirvhertang
Banking Commissionar
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D. Colegrove
Arthur. Colegrove
Ailainson Crosby Ausophite Wdier
Warren Bridge
Seeber
Diiryen
Hauge
Pickard Male
Jounty
First Contractor
Paney Creamery
West's
O’neil
UCT
Aak Neareat
Harry Lauder
Harry
Victor
Victor Records
Victor Shop
Barlow
Aypa
Oakland
Arthur J. Lyons
Bell
OIL City Trust Company
Oil City, PA
Quality Cash Stores, Inc
Borden's Hagle
Kellogg's Biscuits
Quality Cash Stores Inc
Traction
Ty, Pa
Warren Savings Bank
Rudy
Sony American
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