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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1919
Page
4
The piece argues for a change in attitudes toward immigrants, condemning graft and exploitation by politicians lawyers and undertakers, and urging schools to reach adults as well as children. It endorses inclusive civic effort and cites W ilson and Daniels while praising soldiers and a nationwide building push to aid returning troops.
Major Henderson of the Army Hospital at Ft McHenry says soldiers coming home should skip pampering and resume civilian life. He stresses the real aim is to return to jobs they left, with modesty about their service and a preference for simple family meals over public acclaim.
A fragmentary folio piece links thirteen to eleven across many nations with biblical hints and a claimed census of rulers. It cites armistice timing on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day and lists speculative figures for leaders of several countries, ending with musings on singers in cinema.
Dort Ru Dec 31. Knopf and daughter, Mr Lautier and Ray Lauti Warren on basin Chariea Kitchen made a trip to amestown NS OW om das Tuesday.
A chaotic panel comic scene shows Everett True reacting to a tense crossing encounter. The strip centers on the title character’s sharp remarks and a muttered warning that escalates the moment.
A collection of family greetings and notices from War area residents including Christmas wishes, visits from relatives, and reflections on holidays. Mentions of Mr and Mrs and various local names indicate community ties, travel homecomings, and small social updates amid the season.
A delivery notice urges readers to call if the paper is not received by 7 00 p m The grievance promises immediate delivery of the missing issue once reported. The message reflects typical newspaper delivery problems and customer service steps in a concise urgent tone.
Fragmented text references an epidemic threat and calls for medical treatment and aid. Mentions Red Cross, nurses, workers, and knitting drives. Indicates community mobilization and February deadlines for garment efforts and public health measures.
Quotations from multiple papers reflect wartime sentiment on German food raids and postwar safety. The items note appetite for cargo losses, relief for hospitals and churches, price concerns in Germany, and public reaction to aviation safety orders. Also mentions stock show compliments and attendance limits, plus hotel accommodations for guests at Chicago event.
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