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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1918
Page
3
The renewed flu outbreak leads to immediate, indefinite school closures in Lancaster and Annville. The piece also critiques the price readjustment challenge postwar and defends U.S. wartime sacrifices at the peace table.
War created a new race of men with wings and a rising role for aviation in business and mail. An English aviator recalls desert encounters while foreseeing flight shaping the world after peace. Paris London air service plans emerge as freight and passenger air travel expand.
Brig. Gen. George P. Scriven describes the Rumani as a picturesque Albanian mountain group claiming Roman descent from the fifth legion. He notes their pastoral, non robber lifestyle, scattered villages on rugged heights, and a Vlach colony on the Pindus slope. Estimates reach about 80 000, though numbers vary.
Nine Filipino medical students at the Imperial Japanese Medical College in Tokyo graduate and return to the Philippines to practice. The note appears in the East and West News quoting the St. Louis Globe Democrat about elections and a Ground Hog Day jab.
The Kansas City Journal asserts that the Huns used every opportunity to maim and torture the innocent and helpless, urging readers to remain vigilant and distrustful even during peace.
A reader cites an almanac claim that Armistice Day sunrise on November 11 occurred at 7 11, asserting war ended on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. The note debates biblical numerology and Kaiser’s fate as a “crapshooters schedule.”
A fragment discusses people or groups living in inaccessible villages or caves and their pattern of moving from one location to another. It notes mobility, shelter, and perhaps reasons for relocation without detailing specific events or dates.
The Red Cross calls for universal membership across America and beyond, urging every man and woman in every city and community to join or renew. Each enrollment carries a service badge and a service flag display at homes and offices the week before Christmas for nationwide support.
The piece argues Germany must face postwar repayment and lessons in conduct after a long European gambit. It likens the war years to a grand dance with Kaisers and German efficiency, concluding with Europe and the United States shaping Germany’s future behavior and paying for the lesson.
The American Red Cross enhances French aid with canteens hospitals and model kitchens. Three hundred trained dietitians serve in base hospitals and canteens, supported by farm dairies, to provide milk vegetables and outdoor activity for convalescents while aiding refugees and war relief.
A dispatch from Ellensburg Oregon notes the belief that fruit trees are short lived is common, yet John Catlin’s orchard on the west bank shows a Phenomenal load of fruit this year. The trees were planted in 1873, forty years ago, suggesting extended productive life.
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