Annual Teachers Institute Not Held Amid Disappointment
The Warren Counts Institute for 18 scheduled sessions was canceled. State Superintendent Nathan C. Beuerter announced September 1 with local officials and educators noting postponement and planning for a return in 1929. Governor Frank Voigt and officials from the Rea Coss Committee attended the sessions. Warren men extend season greetings as the event closes early.
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Arnu Warren
Rarhius
Dereriver
Midversatiouine
Frank
Warren
Mortuary Notices for Mrs Maude Jackson and Miss Margaret Schloesser
Mrs Maude Jackson of 205 Prospect Street died Sunday afternoon after a brief illness at age 86. Survived by husband Robert Springer two children parents George and Maude Jackson brother Hart and Herman in the U S Army one brother in Montana two sisters Lorena Westling and Sara Jackson. funeral time not yet decided. Miss Margaret Schloesser daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Schloesser, formerly of this city, died in Cleveland of influenza pneumonia aged an unknown, survived by parents and sisters Katherine and Laura.
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Robert Springer Westerday
Maude Jackson
Robert Springe
Maifier
Prospect Street
Weare Besije
George N Jackson
Warren Tro
Hart
Herman
U.S
Camp Lee
Montana
Lorena Westling
Sarel. Jackson
Wat' Re
Alyssa
Mr Church
Margaret Schlosser Ware
Warston
Margaret Schloesser
Cleveland
R JI Schiesser
Katherine
Aura
Warren County Treasurer Candidate Announces Candidacy
Andrew R. Black declares his candidacy for the office of County Treasurer of Warren County. He states the decision will come from the Republican primaries on September 3, 1919.
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Warren Courtr
Thescaya
Andrew R. Black
Bio-Feren tonic promises strength after influenza
An advertisement touts Bio-Feren as a robust tonic to restore energy, endurance, and brain function after influenza. It highlights iron for red blood cells, lecithin for brain health, and gentian to boost appetite, urging two tablets after meals and one at bedtime until full recovery, with a money-back guarantee through druggists.
Women propose wartime party club to greet returning soldiers
Wanda Lyon urges towns to form a "Marry a War-Worker" style club in every town to host parties for returning soldiers. She argues young men in trenches deserve sociable gatherings to forget camp monotony and sacrifices. The article notes other ideas from Lyon for the next issue.
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Wanda Lyon
Alus
Stalling Through Overseas Examined Soldiers at Camp Lee
Camp Lee diary style recounts soldiers stalling through the overseas examination with tales of bravado and luck seeking easy escape. The author contrasts the end of war with warnings that some men face consequences after risking everything on risky bets and unsafe bravado.
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Times
Lee
George
Bey
Warren County
Grant
Richmond
Wartime Examinations and Stunts Before the War Ended
A rambling anecdote describes overseas medical examinations where men pretended weakness or disability to avoid service. The doctor notes bellicose veins, deafness, eye trouble, and stammering, mocking attempts to dodge conscription, and ends with a warning that pretenders would face consequences.
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Safer
Willard
Tou
Doc
Weill
Sou
Kilty
Social Science meeting and local society notes
Social gathering notices include a Social Science Club talk on influenza epidemiology at Warren High School with Drs W M Robertson and M V Ball, followed by discussions. Also announced are a Chicken and Waffle Luncheon at the Woman's Club, Spinster Class gathering at the First Presbyterian Church, and a KC Club tureen supper at Mrs J W Kitchen’s home.
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First Presbyterian Church
KC Club
J. W. Kitchen
East Street
Food Administration Notice in Philadelphia 1918
Philadelphia food campaign urges curb market growth to bridge winter supply gaps. Officials stress 14 million tons shipped to Allies and neutrals, with emphasis on local Pennsylvania produce and a drive via newspapers churches and schools to keep prices stable amid wartime shortages.
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Philadelphia
United States
Pennsylvania
Chicken and Waffle Luncheon at Woman's Club
A Chicken and Waffle Luncheon will be held at the Woman's Club on Saturday December 14 for club members and adult family members. Serving runs from noon to 2 PM with music by Jordan's orchestra. Tickets 25 cents. reserve by Friday with Mrs H W Con arro.
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Woman’s Club
H Conarro
Jordan’s
H. W. Conarro
Vigorous Health for Nervous Women in Bio-seven Claim
Promises rapid health gains for weak, nervous women using Bio-seven. Claims a two week course with two tablets after meals and one at bedtime, urging purchase at druggists and offering money-back if benefits aren’t double the effect. Includes dubious notes about a discoverer and physician note.
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Bio-seven
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