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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
7
Bartlett James argues that every American must join the wartime economy and invest in War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds. He calls for strict economy, alignment with war needs, and patriotic sacrifice to fund ships, guns, and supplies, with the aim of reducing human loss.
The passage contrasts liberty and sacrifice with a cryptic dialogue about societal roles and belonging. A man is asked about being clubbable while a woman is deemed not to understand the term, highlighting gendered perspectives in the wartime or civic tense context.
An advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powder as fast and sure relief for dull throbbing splitting or neuralgia headaches. It urges readers to send someone to the drug store for a dime package and avoid disappointment.
U S studies show flocks of sheep could replace lawn mowing in parks golf courses and campuses. Profits arise from wool and lamb sales while weeds like dandelions are controlled as a campus herd of 20 ewes could yield about 350 dollars annually.
William Kimberly of New Castle allegedly killed his wife near Mercer and is reported to be in poor health in Mercer jail after injuries from the tragedy and an attempted self harm. If unable to recover he may miss the October court term for murder.
Albert Genkinger of New Bedford was among draftees sent to camp from Greenville yesterday. Genkinger has been working in Greenville.
Time to start canning. Parowax protects jars and jellies by sealing against air dust and germs whether using cold pack or syrup preservation. Look for the blue package sold and recommended by grocers. buy in season to help preserve foods and support allies.
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