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Rates for subscriptions are listed by delivery method and region. Carrier service is $4.00 yearly, mail within the United States outside Warren Borough $3.00, with Alaska Cuba Porto Rico Mexico Panama Canal Zone Hawaii and Philippine Islands included. Foreign subscriptions post-paid $6.00 per year within the International Postal Union. Entry at Warren Pennsylvania Post Office marks second class matter.
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Huns and Hospitals and War Beliefs
Editorial condemns German submarine attack on a Canadian hospital ship detailing barbaric acts and calls for war to crush barbarism. Supports Wilson’s plan to nationalize telegraph lines to avert a strike and criticizes Western Union leadership for opposing government control.
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Wilson
Congress
Western Union
Why of newspapers at the front cited by Harvard graduate
A Harvard graduate infantry lieutenant lauds newspapers for fixing rumors and providing news two months late. He says newspapers are essential in wartime, acting as a clearinghouse for rumors and offering reliable updates when frontline information is scarce.
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Sam
Harvard
Infantry
Brand Whitlock
Celebration without booze and fireworks draws success
Warren showed a public gathering can celebrate without alcohol or fireworks and still be a success. President Wilson's speech at George Washington's tomb will give the Kaiser something to consider before Labor Day. An exchange notes that some label opposition as constructive criticism. A aquatic sports program entertained thousands along the river banks in the afternoon.
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Wilson
George Washington
From Other Viewpoints on Russia and War Aims
A set of brief quotes evaluates allied and Russian cooperation prospects. Balfour advocates UK Russia aid yet questions Moscow readiness. Other papers reference wartime profiteering and German efficiency concerns about Austria as contingency planning grows.
Appeal for Farm Labor to Aid War Food Effort
A Burgess Fon Farm appeal urges county residents to volunteer for farm work during July as the nation faces wartime food shortages. Ed Hall and G Campbell organize business and professional volunteers into five person units for fruit gathering at 15 to 22.4 cents per hour plus meals or lunch, with women sought July 10 onward to pick raspberries and currents.
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Burgess Gregory
Gregory
Belgium
France
England
Italy
America
Germany
Allen
Ed. Hall
G. . Campbell
War service theme dominates biennial women club convention
The report from Hot Springs Arkansas to be delivered at 2 15 pm by Mrs W B Peirce follows the fourteenth General Federation of Women's Clubs convention. Delegates heard experts on art music home economics conservation public health civil service and child welfare all tied to winning the war with leaders like Jane Adams Mrs Herbert Hoover Jeannette Rankin and Anna Howard Shaw among speakers.
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Woman’s Club
Peirce
Hot Springs
Arkansas
General Federation of Women’s Club
Jane Adams
Herbert Hoover
Professor Erb
John Hopkins University
Helen Fraser
London
England
Rupert Blue
Julia Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
Maud E. Miner
Jeannette Rankin
Anna Howard Shaw
Esther Lovejoy
William D. Steele
The Times Circulation Report from Warren County
The Times is the sole Warren County newspaper that prints its daily circulation. This note highlights the paper’s unique position in providing daily circulation figures to readers.
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the Times
Warren County
William I Walker writes from France in 1918
The letter from William I Walker grandson of Edward Walker of the city describes arrival in France on June 10 1918. He notes good weather nearby subs, locals drinking wine, francs equal to twenty cents, and hopes to be home by Christmas though doubts linger. He mentions two pianos Y M C A and stars and stripes flag.
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William I. Walker
Edward Walker
Watts Flats
France
Value of Common Things
A glimpse of an unfamiliar bird sparks a foreword to Bradford Torry, revealing how ordinary life holds value when properly understood and appreciated by a keen observer.
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Bradford Torry
The Order of Battle in the Air in World War I
A detailed outline by Captain Andre de Berroeta for the National Geographic Society on Allied and German air tactics. It explains German three story formations, reconnaissance at 13 500 to 15 000 feet, and French offensive cruiser counter maneuvers with swift single seaters and disciplined head on firing.
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National Georaaphic Society
Andre de Berroeta
French Aviation Service
Iisted
Washington
Iheir
Wige
Jor
Paris
Bodie
Tabriz in Persia A Vital Trade Center and Historic City
A National Geographic bulletin portrays Tabriz as Persia’s second largest city after Tehran, noting itsArid climate, healthful springs, and ancient status. It details Turkish influence, wartime occupation, earthquake destruction, and its trade shift toward Astara Resht and Russia with cotton woolen goods sugar and tea as chief imports.
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Tabriz
National Geographic Society
Washington
Persia
Teheran
Aji
Urumiah
Radition
Zebeideh
Harun-al-Rashid
Tab
Riz
Zobeideh
Caucasus
Caspian Sea
Astara
Caspian
Resht
Black Sea
Batum
Russia
Humorous Courtroom Bits and Lightweight Notices
A collection of brief quips and opinions, including a judge’s wry remark about tearing bonds, a wife’s complaint about a missing sweetness, and a landlord referencing a Petunia tavern strike. Other items touch education, Hungarian origins, and the value of genuine friendship.
Ancient Methods in Atticus’ Alphabet Play
Herodes devised a playful scheme to sharpen his son Atticus by grouping twenty four litre slaves of his age with names corresponding to Greek alphabet letters. The boy learned the alphabet to call each of their names.
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Herodes
Atticus
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