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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
3
The visiting president entered the Red Cross hospital at Neuilly near Paris unannounced and moved quietly through wards, showing deep sympathy for wounded soldiers. Dispatches note his humility, emotion, and the human impact of war on the leader.
Early casualty estimates show Germany bearing millions in deaths with 4,750,000 Prussians among 6,066,9 total until Oct 25. France reports 1,400,000 dead and Britain 658,000. Austria tops a million dead with about 4,000,000 casualties. Italy claimed 500,000.
In Porkey on December 22 residents share Christmas hopes amid wartime sorrow. The column notes local mishaps, illness, and visits among families, workers, and the Mayburg, Kenlettville, and Logan Camp areas, with a focus on Christmas spirit and community resilience.
Private Thos S Farrell of the 80th Military Police Co writes from the Argonne area in France. He mentions travel, the armistice, and hopes to return home soon, noting his division moved through towns and awaited embarkation. He sends best wishes to his family as he settles after a long campaign.
The United States Fuel Administration urges households to reclaim coal from ashes to save fuel costs. By sifting ashes weekly about five bucketfuls of coal waste can be recovered, potentially saving 80 cents per week per household and reducing coal demand. Follow steps to separate stones, coke, and clinker, break up fused coal, reheat recovered coal and store separately from fresh coal.
A fragmentary local notice mentions the magazine style piece popular reading and a judge at home. It records social visits by Mrs Mealey and Mrs Black in Sheffield with dental work noted and a furlough holiday theme. It notes Elma Hunter visiting Pigeon and Miss Price hosting a brother for holidays. It mentions children on a one week Christmas vacation.
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