Women Work Near Cantonments Staffed by New Army Divisions
The Woman's Industrial Army of the United States will station 100 to 3 000 women per division across 22 cantonments nationwide. The YWCA and its Work Council lead a recreation program for workers, with Miss Ernestine Friedmann in charge, to combat loneliness and stabilize labor in munition making.
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Woman's Industrial Army
United States
Berg
W.cl
Inductiag Service
Ord
Nance Depistmrs
War Department
Ernestine Friedmann
Industrial Department
YW. Ff. A’s Work Council
New Jerse
Pennsylvanaa
West Vurguitd
Georgia
Tenne
Ome
Miss Fredman
College
Seven Day Self Help Trial for Nervous Fatigue
An advertisement urges men and women feeling weaker and nervous to take seven Bio-seven tablets after each meal for seven days then one after each meal until exhausted. If not improved, return the empty package for a full refund. The formula list includes Lecithin Calcium Glycero phosphate and other compounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physictasa
Ford
War Service Club planned for women workers at DuPont plant
Elks and local groups outline a Women’s Industrial Army affiliated program at a Williamsburg Virginia DuPont site. Clubs offer military drills, semaphore, dancing and outdoor activities to train and unite workers, with 1000 members by early plans. Other factories across the region mention large female workforces and government contracts.
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Cluter Quertis
Ludusitiai
Calatena
Nore
Tnis
Amrigormadon
Dha
Army Regula
Woca
War Service Club
Young Womens Christian Association
Women's Industrial Army
W Nations Second Laie of Defence
Tne
Fredmann
DuPont Company
Williamsburg
Jeannette Campbell
Muss Campbell
Bloomfield N. J
International Arms and Fuse Co
War Work County
Bridgeport
Long Island City
Nashville
Eur
Real Hair Saver and Beautifier Parisian Sage Ad
Hair thinning and gray hair warnings lead to a Parisian sage remedy from J. B. Mullen or nearby druggists. Claims promise non staining perfumed formula, cooling scalp, and lasting lustre with guaranteed satisfaction.
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J. B. Mullen
Giroux
This Week's Farewell to Be Largest Yet
Arrangements are being perfected for a large turnout as drafted boys prepare to depart for Camp Lee this Friday. The community anticipates a sizable sendoff with officials and families gathering to bid farewell and wish the enlistees success ahead.
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Camp Lee
Arrangements Set for Warren Drafted Boys Departure
Citizens prepare for a large Warren draft send-off to Camp Lee Friday at eight o clock. Boys meet in the Armory at seven fifteen for final instruction before the train leaves by automobile convoy to the depot. Lodges societies and bands including Warren A F of M and the Russell band join in the patriotic event with Forest County delegation arriving at 6 31 and accompanying the march to the station.
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Elks
Warren County
Henry H Bassette
R. H. M. Putnam
Camp Lee
Warren
France
Automobiles
W. V. Geer
Warren A. F
Russell
Forest County
Franco American Offensive Advances In First Five Days
In the initial five days of their counteroffensive on the Aisne Marne Champagne front Franco American forces and allies advanced five to ten miles. They captured about 25 000 German prisoners and nearly 600 guns with thousands of machine guns. They forced the German army back across the Marne and seized the pivotal Chateau Thierry position and multiple villages. They also disrupted the Soissons Oulchy le Chateau Thierry line of communication and brought all German held railways in the Aisne Marne salient under artillery fire.
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Aisne-Marne-Champagne
Marne
Chateau-Thierry
Soissons Oulchy-le-Chateau-Thierry
Aisne-Marne
Casualty Rumors Grounded by Official Notice Process
Rumors of casualties in Company I proved groundless after inquiries with those to be notified. Pershing reports casualties to Washington, then emergency contacts are informed, followed by relatives, and an official list is released. Readers are asked to notify The Times promptly to curb rumors.
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Company I
General Pershing
Washington
Times
Overseas arrivals and license notices in wartime
Ivan Titus of Clarendon has arrived safely overseas after enlisting from Washington. A marriage license was issued to Sheridan P. Moore and Grace M. Emerson of Tidioute by Register Bassett. Sergeant Samuel Armstrong and Howard Baird have arrived in France after transfer to the Third Motor Mechanics. Gust Geracimos, formerly with Company I, promoted to sergeant at Camp Lee. Mr and Mrs John Murphy of South street report their son Sergeant Harold W. Murphy has arrived overseas from Camp Meade.
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Ivan Titus
Clarendon
State of
Washington
Register and Recorder
Bassett
Sheridan P. Moore
Grace M. Emerson
Tidioute
France
Samuel Armstrong
Howard Baird
Gust Geracimos
Warren
Camp Lee
John Murphy
South Street
Sergeant Harold W. Murphy
Camp Meade, Md
Funeral Held For L M Strong At Kinzua Home
Funeral services for L M Strong were held at his Kinzua home at two o clock this afternoon. Captain Davis A Luckhart a Civil War veteran aged 77 died this morning at 8 at F E Reddings 415 East street after a period of illness. A short service is set for 8 this evening at the residence. The body will be taken to Smicksburg PA tomorrow morning for interment Thursday afternoon.
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MR. Strong
L. M. Strong
Kinzua
D. A. Luckhart
Davis A. Luckhart
F. E. Redding
East Street
Smicksjburg
Warren Citizens Support Soldiers With Tobacco Gifts
Cards of appreciation are arriving from soldiers in France for tobacco pouches donated by Warren residents through The Times Tobacco Fund. The fund provided 550 packs, with messages dated June 26 and 28 1918 from J G James Dallas Texas F T Phillips Tacoma WA and Sgt Jack Hamberlin. The Times expects every donor to receive a thank you card within a week or two.
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Warren
Times Tobacco Fund
Times Office
France
Rand
J. G. James
Dallas
Texas
F. T. Phillips
Tacoma
Wash
Times
Prize Winners in Temperance Work Contest
Warren business men through the Chamber of Commerce offer $60 in prizes for Warren County hog displays at the fair. First prize is $30 for the best herd of boar and two sows plus two shoats. second $20. third $10. Several local firms fund the prizes. The WCTU awards prizes for temperance essay work at the high school auditorium Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Warren.
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Warren
Chamber of Commerce
Warren County
Chamber of Commercié
Metzger-Wright Co
Pickett Hardware Co
Jamieson Hardware and Supply
Counter Assault Continues Near Chateau Thierry
Allied airmen bomb German concentrations on northern approaches and attack railways and bridges as German forces mass around Soissons. The front line holds near La Croix nine miles north of Chateau Thierry, with Grisselles and Epieds nearby on the Chateau Thierry road and Mont St. Pere on the Marne embankment.
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Oulchy le Chateau
Chateau-Thierry-Fere-en -Tardennois
Soissons
Aisne
la Croix
Chateau-Thierry
Ouichy-le-Chateau
Griselles
Epieds
Chateau Thierry
Chateau- Thierry-Fere-en-Tardennois
Mont St. Pere
Marne
Overcome At Work At Struthers-Weiss Plant
Thomas Rennard of Lincoln Avenue, an employee of the Struthers-Weiss Company, was overcome this morning while at work between Courtonwood Bois du Roi and the Marne Rheims area southeast of Epieds. He was removed to General Hospital and reported improved this afternoon.
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Epieds
Courtonwood
Bois-du-Roi
Marne
Rheims
Thomas Rennard
Lincoln Ave
Struthers-Weiss Company
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Discoverer
Prohive
Phoenix Furniture Co
Mortuary Record
Jack Hamberlin
By Aliman
Alice Larson
East Wayne
Katherine McLaren
North Warren
Katherin Breed
Union City
Bub High
Eva Dirtz
Eugenia M
Gray
Louwis Burkhart
Laurel
Marie Hartman
Anette Stone
Gertrude Guiffre
N. South
The
Hell Business College
Warren, Penn
Gilbert Johnson
Wendelboe Bik
Bell Phone
Market St
Kool Kioth
Warren’s Clothing Company
Suspension Bridge
Warren, Pa
API
Ncaa
Ron
Beneselo
Une
Ing and Printing
Kodaker
Barstow
Liberty Street
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