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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
2
Word arrives that Torsten Ulenius, wounded in France on June 15, is recovering in the United States. A letter from his parents in Warren, Ohio, confirms the shoulder injury and describes the young man’s gradual improvement as postwar news spreads to the community.
The list features numerous horses and handlers including D. G. Piper Taomas Berry J. g. Lanaret Runstown PaChom by Peter the alia grg by Morse Fobson Drew br m Belimir A Jd Drew Pi a Peer Marble b g Peter the Great Thomas Berry Flemington N J Aaron Wilks b m Baron Bond Miss Janet Lamport Dahlgren Yl Prince 5 br bh Frank Rockwell Lockport X.Y. Midnight Lady Peter O Doma H J Carroll Waynesburg Pa Legal Maid br Legal Parole W M Philburry Woodville N M Legal Jr Legal Parole W M Philburr Woodville N Martin J brg Level Mosby E E Jones Canadaga N Y Mary Harvester blkm Harvester Tra Bloom Frederik The Great g Charles Cartwright Cortland N Y
Jeremiah O Leary testifies in defense of brother John O Leary who faces conspiracy charges in the flight. He says he is not disloyal to the United States, opposes imperialism, supports a defensive military, and founded the American Truth Society to promote true Americanism. He denies approving the sinking of the Lusitania and argues against US intervention in Belgium.
A brief, witty item from the Watesas City Star noting a vaudeville artist with keen perception who often cues an encore before it begins.
Dispatches praise Warren Bors and Harold Ingersoll from Warren Pa Dickinson College for early entry into French service and for aiding wounded under fire. Reports note Private Fred BE Martin of Charlottesville and Private Clyde A Werner of Battle Creek near the front as part of consecutive high casualty evacuations amid gas and shelling. Sergt Ralph M Quinn of Union City and University of Virginia oversaw loading at a heavily shelled advanced station.
Four day deadline for all sugar users except private households to file a written statement with the County Food Administrator about sugar use. Failure to comply by July 15 will bar purchase of additional sugar for the rest of 1918 and possibly the war period. Applies to wholesalers, retailers, hotels, factories and all sugar dealers. Federal authorities promise strict enforcement and disregard pleas of ignorance.
Howard Heinz, Federal Food Administrator for Pennsylvania, commends Warren County women for organizing food conservation efforts. He urges broader representation across cities and townships to promote voluntary compliance over rationing, and notes the alignment with the Council of National Defense. An inter-county food conservation conference is planned in July with Warren officials encouraged to attend. Violin repair and musical services offered by A. Rawley in Warren, Pa.
Corporal Henry O. Walker of the Signal Corps, stationed at Camp Sevier, spent a brief furlough in Warren with family before being ordered back to camp. He and fellow soldiers Kay Davis Tommy Moore and William Ford were listed among others from the company visiting local relatives.
Archbishop Denis J. Dougherty was installed today at the Cathedral of St. Paul and St. Peter to lead the Philadelphia Archdiocese succeeding Archbishop Prendergast. The ceremony marked the new head of the church in the city.
Senator Bran degee recalls a miss you two nights stranded in a village. A station agent offers shelter with one of the engineers. The punch line: the engineers are ladies too, challenging gender norms of the period.
With Warren County dry, Jamestown Kane and Corry face influx of inebriates seeking liquor. Six arrests yesterday ended with fines totaling about 20 dollars. Corry residents rally as Kane stops Warren County traffic, and the railroad refuses to transport intoxicated passengers, ending the dumping claim.
The June report from Warren General Hospital shows 18 31 patients in hospital on June 1 and 31 admitted during the month. Discharges total 81 and deaths 4 with 27 patients in care by month end. Pay days care accounts for 22 admissions with part pay care none and charity 14 admissions. Total days care 970, medical 10, surgical 47, obstetrical 13 with births not specified. Sherman Offerlee noted for two window boxes.
The article recalls grandmothers as early druggists using herbs and roadside remedies. It notes Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts developed her Vegetable Compound more than forty years ago from roots and herbs and claims lasting success for women's ailments.
D J Ball, chairman of Warren County Council of National Defense, proposes a Sabbath appropriate celebration of France’s National Holiday on July 14. He urges clergy to reference France, play the Marseillaise, display French and Allied flags, and honor France’s sacrifices in the struggle for liberty and victory.
An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 and 95 for rheumatic troubles, claiming rapid, reliable relief. It urges readers to buy at Siegfried’s Pharmacy in Warren and other druggists, with bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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