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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
3
The Oil City Blizzard voices strong support for the National Guard as it returns from France. Editors urge no disruption to Guard programs, praising Pennsylvanian units for bravery and efficiency. They call for closer regular army cooperation to maintain high readiness postwar.
The piece argues pestilence follows devastation from war, with epidemic influenza deaths vastly exceeding wartime fatalities. It notes medical limits and calls for organized community action to clean up breeding grounds, improve sanitation, and coordinate efforts globally, citing the Springfield Republican.
The text recalls Europe’s post-Roman population decline from repeated plagues and wars, noting the Black Death and the 1665 plague, then shifts to US Senate actions on the peace treaty. It argues preventing partisan attacks on Wilson’s peace mission, urging respect for constitutional roles and urgent relief for a world seeking durable peace.
The Y M C A’s overseas work faces inquiry over alleged profiteering though its annual report highlights life saved and aid given. It notes a cost free to soldiers, with 700 workers and 140 trucks in St Mihiel, along with nearly $1 million in athletic supplies and extensive entertainment for men.
The article urges vigilance as the County Food Administration ends, warns profiteers, and notes public scrutiny. It cites British labor backing President Wil iden for League of Nations, with opposition from hacks. It mentions a influenza specialist call for Bill Hohbenzollern and a Nevada colored woman working as a ranchman's servant at 210 weekly, denying race issues. Militant suffragists face disruption as soldiers hinder protests about the President.
The United States Fuel Administration proposes state action in West Virginia to save 26 billion cubic feet of natural gas yearly, about one eighth of US domestic supply. Plants near Grantsville will halt production of lamp black and move to Wyoming or Louisiana, saving 15 million cubic feet daily for domestic use. Gas saved could power five thousand gallons of gasoline daily. efforts aim to curb industrial waste and protect domestic supply amid rising demand.
A battered OCR fragment mentions natural gas, land interaction, and a reference to edoisn or edoim with numbers like 2 LN 2G. The text is unclear but hints at a discussion of energy and geologic aspects.
A long patient letter from Mrs Sherman Oferie describes a relative at Debarkation Hospital No. 53 in Virginia back from France. The writer, an aide, details wounds including a severed kidney and liver injury from shell fire, with recollections of December departure from France, voyage to New York, and hopes to return home soon. The tone mixes grim surgery notes with humor and requests for news from family.
A Neighborhood Day event at the Woman's Club highlighted cultural, literary, and art activities. Speakers discussed war work, aid to soldiers, and Red Cross efforts while members shared progress on adopted children and community outreach through lectures and informal talks.
A curious line from a Sunday school lesson, mentioning Johnny and Pearson's, invites readers to pick their favored biblical passage. The fragment hints at a lighthearted, community reading theme and local discussion.
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