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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1917
Page
3
A fragmented notice from The Warren Evening Times/vital details of subscriptions and advertising rates appear, with partial lines referencing locations and mailing specifics. The text locates Lindenstam Inc., New York advertising reps, and subscription options including daily and yearly terms, plus postmark and mailing notes.
United States forces prepare for a major air war as Congress funds 640 million and aviation expands from a handful of planes to a fleet of 22 000. An army of 100 000 is envisioned with 10 000 aviators being trained and American aviation units moving behind the front in France. The Liberty Major and rapid field training in England and France propel the air corps toward decisive engagement.
United Press veteran William G Shepherd returns on leave to speak in Warren warning of Bolshevik propaganda and German influence aimed at eroding American morale. He cites Russia, Germany, and U.S. home front apathy, urging decisive action to support the war effort and end the conflict.
Fragmentary OCR describes Hebron as a famed biblical city founded in British times, noting Allenby and Jerusatem explorers, ancient ties to Abrahamic sites, and a populace described with biblical figures. It references biblical landmarks, Garden of Hebron, and a long historical lineage tied to Assyrians and early Israel.
A quirky public notice outlines a safety rule in a stylized, garbled format. Readers are advised of the intended behavior change and the responsible local authority emphasizes compliance and public safety implications. The item reads like a clipped OCR fragment from a local column.
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