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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1918
Page
3
New York honors wartime hero Major Mitchel and recalls the French alliance as July 14 motifs of freedom and justice resound. The piece links Bastile Day to American ideals, praising France’s friendship and the shared fight for international liberty.
The article praises heroism and sacrifice while noting improving war news. It urges continued support for War Stamps in Warren County and comments on shortages and rising costs. It mentions rain week in Warren and upcoming Labor Day, with references to beef bans and sugar consumption.
A collection of quips from various papers touching on war politics class roles and diplomacy. The items playfully speculate on Pan America, women’s garden work, patter about Lansing and Ireland, war psychology, and a Kentucky lumber connection to a British admiral.
The Republican National Committee weekly attacks critics of the President and war policy urging voters to elect a Republican Congress. It cites Lincoln McKinley Roosevelt Harrison and press editorials urging support to sustain the war and peace commissions amid Allied conflict.
Secretary Baker outlines the vast American effort in France creating port facilities and rail lines to support Pershing’s forces. More than 45,000 engineers, 22,000 locomotives and miles of tracks are reported, with dock and rail capacity expanding to handle large troop and supply flows. The Globe-Democrat notes Congress’s support as essential to success.
The Red Cross and Army Medical Department urge 25 000 nurses for the Army and Navy Nurse Corps by January 1 1918. Register nurses are called to serve in hospitals at home and abroad to support fighting men and sustain morale. Signed statements from Surgeon Generals Gorgas and Braisted emphasize patriotism and the unique role of women in the military establishment.
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