City Leaders Urged to Join War Service With Y M C A
Red Triangle lists Philadelphia prominent residents entering service roles with the Y M C A in support of war effort. Emphasizes unpaid or lightly paid positions and the need for business and professional leaders to contribute skills, mobility, and lectures to aid American troops. Hoover commentary on production and price regulation referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mr. Hoover
Senator Simmons
Food Administration
Mr. Hoover Bonen
Congress
A View of Anglo American Ties and Economic Unity
The piece argues against broad production curbs and supports taxing extraordinary profits. It highlights ongoing cooperation between American and British labor and capital, shared moral aims, and a deepening western civilization partnership. It cites close ties between London and New York and stresses permanent union through common history and interests.
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Great
Brit- NO Treaty Ain
United States
England
Middle Europe
London
New York
St. Louis
Edmonton
Canada
San Antonio
New Orleans
Boston
War-time patriotism and sports mix in a busy note
The piece blends war talk and daily life with light humor. It notes War Savings certificates and patriotic acts, mentions Hayti's stance against Germany, and compares American football and football style to military actions on the West Front. It also references baseball reports and trickle of wartime romance with casual commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Front
Viewpoint Notes From Unclear Source Fragment
Fragmentary text outlines a viewpoint piece with names and terms that are garbled. It references Pilon and Sedin among others, signaling a potential opinion column or commentary. The exact topic, date, or publication context remains unreadable.
Women in War Work and Thrift in Wartime Dress
This article urges cheering letters from home to soldiers abroad to boost morale. It highlights mothers’ worries, Red Cross and war relief needs, and the importance of optimistic home front reporting. It also covers thrift in women’s dress, arguing for cheerful, simple attire that supports wartime labor, and quotes Rev. A. E. Keigwin on the unity of religion and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Europe
Edward Vickers
Boston
United States
England
Mrs. Vickers
Red Cross
Liberty Loan
James Jesica Peixotto
Department of Child Welfare
Council of National Defense
Fragmented Historic Snippet Notes From The Press
A terse collage of quotes and snippets mentions sleep timing and a satirical line about Emperor Catullus and a debonair court scene. The text weaves Punch Bowl style remarks with Chaaparral tone references and a wife using a toga as a tablecloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catullus
Calculus
Pennsylvania General Directs Part of the Men Row Facing German Offense
Maj. Gen. Hunter Liggett commands the First Army Corps as American units bolster the front in France. The Second Division marines and First Division regulars join four National Guard divisions including the Rainbow Sunset and Forty-second and Thirty-second, with veterans from Mexico and earlier campaigns. Liggett, 60, a West Point graduate, has trained troops for trench warfare since 1914.
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France
First Army Corps
Hunter Liggett
Chateau-Thierry
National Guard
Robert L. Butlard
MajGen
Charles T Mancher
New England States
Pacific Coast
Wisconsin
Michigan
Camp MacArthur
Tex
March
Pershing
Mexico
New England
Apremont
Leicheprey
Liggett
Texas
Texas City
West Point
Miles
Cuba
Philippines
War College
Things Every Mother Must Know About Child Care
The Nation through the U S Department of Labor Childrens Bureau releases a new bulletin by Mrs Max West on Child Care. It focuses on two to six year olds with health hygiene rules simple menus play discipline and training and aims to help mothers recognize defects early and prevent them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Max West
The Great Venture by Donald Hankey
The Christian Herald cites Hankey defining religion as betting on God and describes becoming a Christian as a bold venture into truth friendship and heroism. It frames faith as a courageous journey rather than a mere belief.
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Donald Hankey
Christian Herald
Make a Friend of Him Wisdom Proverb For Peace
A brief line from a historical page urges treating enemies like friends to gain allies. It emphasizes generosity may yield two friends instead of an enemy, presenting a pragmatic moral from daily life.
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Warren Evening Times
Warren County
TIMES
Pennsylvania Avenue
the Times Publishing CO. (Inc
E. Walker
E. C. Lowrey
E. W. Russell
T. B. Clawson
B. G. Lindenstein
Warren
Alaska
Porto Rico
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaiian and
Philippine Islands
International Postal Union
Penn
Germany
Marne
National Army
Washington
Hayti
I Ty
Patterfe Fi
Women IN War Work
Asai
Eadeau
A. E. Keigwin
the Christian Herald
Everett True
Jwok
Uncle San
Lotte
Pennsylvania General
Paris
Hun Kulture
Henrietta Delaire
Yvonne X
Lille
Ardennes
Marie X
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