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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1918
Page
3
The article describes fireless cookers as key elements of mobile army kitchens adaptable to narrow trenches. Food is prepared behind the lines and carried forward in five gallon cork jacketed pails through trenches to troops. Modern army kitchens are praised for rapid setup, sanitary design, and advanced equipment.
P W Goebel, leader of the Kansas war savings campaign, argues his personal German heritage fuels a deep hatred of Germany’s government. He contends Germany’s actions have cast Germans as outcasts, a sentiment he says grows among intelligent Germans worldwide.
Gen and American rhetoric praise wounded and victorious troops in Paris hospitals. The text urges every American to acknowledge and thank the fighters who served in France and to express national pride in their achievements.
General March defends extending the draft age as essential to wartime needs. He argues Allied goals require rapid troop deployment and cites ongoing battles like the Marne counter-offensive and Montdidier, urging Congress to avoid narrow objections and support broad manpower measures.
Eddie Collins, star baseball player, joins the Marines inspiring other players to use baseball as a foil for service as General March declares the enemy on the run and vows to press the advance.
State reports show Pennsylvanians paid higher prices for beer and for Liberty Bonds than in the previous year. Analysts caution that higher beer costs do not imply higher Liberty Bond purchases.
London dispatch reports Russia's collapse into regional anarchy under Bolshevik leadership with German influence intensifying, destroying central governance, halting trains, restricting food, and turning former provinces into German-leaning or standalone entities as Germany redirects forces to the western front. The piece portrays widespread discontent among peasants and workers and describes a nation fractured into loosely affiliated communities rather than a unified state.
Report discusses German advances and Russian defeat influencing Allied plans. Germany expands control in the Baltic, Ukraine, and Caucasus. Finland becomes de facto German province. grain and oil areas in Ukraine and Baku endure occupation and requisitioning amid shifting fronts. The piece notes allied timing pressure as the U S joins and stresses German aims for a Mittel Europa.
French author Edouard Laboulaye aided American unity by promoting liberty during Reconstruction. The essay outlines his influence, his writings in support of the Union, and the lasting friendship formed with American figures after discovering William Ellery Channing’s work.
A garbled early 20th century dispatch reports on Persia to British missions, German advances in Siberia, and new states forming near Tomsk and along the Asian frontier. It notes Soviet and Slavic guard shifts, Turkish and Austrian influences, and Romania’s wartime obligations under Berlin’s orders.
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