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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1917
Page
4
A battered OCR page lists personal items and visits across towns, detailing relatives traveling for holidays, hosting arrangements, and social calls. Names include Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, Clevaland, and others, with mentions of residents visiting family, attending gatherings, and preparing homes for Christmas season.
The Times correspondent reports on Santa Claus during a visit to the North Pole. The piece humorously frames Santa’s wartime stance against Prussia and notes how he plans to maintain joy for German and Allied children alike as global conflict unfolds.
A mixed list of travelers and visitors includes Philpory and Counsay from Dimirs X.Y., Mire Muward Savane of New York, and Gall Wolfe of Camp Lee arriving to spend Christmas with relatives. Several others from Camp Mondehue and Camp Lee plan holiday stays, while couples from Niagara and Beserss are noted among the social visitors.
The report describes German forces launching a strong assault on Macedonia with officers noting heavy actions along the front. It mentions Austrian brigades, Zeppura, and fourth Austrian divisions engaging, with terrain shifts and recaptured positions near Monte and Andane altering lines. A separate item notes Miss Fate Harrison of Baker Station suffering a broken elbow after a fall on a sidewalk near Mer Roma on Fifth Street.
Fragmented wartime notice urges American women to aid in the war effort. It promotes a supposed energizing tonic and medicine blend, naming Dr. Prence and a Fort Wayne Pennsylvania origin, claiming vitality benefits and relief from various disorders. The text mixes advertisements with implaus claims and dubious remedies.
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