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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
3
The piece contrasts German and Allied reporting during a major WWI drive. It notes German papers underreport fighting while American outlets provide rapid, unfettered war news and expert commentary. It ends with weather guidance and encouragement to stay calm and cool under heat.
The article discusses counterarguments by Sir Geddes and Admiral von Holtzendorff, noting Allied shipping gains and the growing American force in France. It argues U boats falter as tonnage exceeds sinkable ships and German hopes dwindle despite claims of flexible U S deployment.
The piece notes nearly 2000 army deaths from disease and related causes among a force of about 1.3 million. It argues every life was spent in service to France, praising the soldier’s desire to die in battle and urging duty over slackness as American troops face overseas risks.
Brief fragments from multiple papers reference political views and odd anecdotes. Mentions include a President and a Republican payroll joke, Kerensky’s possible visit, and a cryptic North Pole discovery claim. Aunt Abbey attends outdoor services with the Van Quentins amid cool weather.
American dining halls in France supply meals for soldiers with a strong preference for plainly American fare. Miss Mabel C. Little, Cornell dining director, leads canteen efforts from Tours to aviation camps, opening kitchens to feed thousands daily and establish officer meals with practical menus.
The text argues against boycotts and punitive actions toward nations or peoples after war. It frames democracy as a force against Teuton autocracy and asserts support for the peace of the world through postwar treaties without broad boycotts. It references British Empire sentiment and wartime diplomacy.
The notice outlines new sugar allotments for grocers to ensure equitable distribution. It specifies per customer limits and guidance for managing needs, targeting households, clubs, and institutions, with emphasis on tracking purchases and avoiding hoarding.
Heaward Ileing, head of the U S Food Administration for Pennsylvania, argued for strict sugar limits to support soldiers and ensure supplies. He said individuals should limit to one half pound of sugar per week and urged voluntary compliance to maintain essentials amid Cuban sugar shortages and reduced shipping.
The Warren paper’s circulation matches the total of all other Warren daily papers combined. Investigate the figures and verify with the competitive publishers. Subscribe to The Warren Times for ongoing updates and local coverage.
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