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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
3
The Director-General’s appeal ties worker loyalty to public service and wartime unity, stressing that wage gains must be paid by the public and that desertion would jeopardize essential rail service. It contrasts civilian resolve with Italian wartime sacrifice and honors Garibaldi’s enduring spirit.
Citizens rally to honor troops with flags and send-off cries. The crowd expresses pride in understanding the Western Front salient and the strategic positions, hoping to honor the soldiers and mark the farewell with noise and memory.
The letter from Henry G. Wales details perilous duty of frontline reporters in World War I. He describes rapid movement between Paris and battle zones near Chateau-Thierry, Soissons, and Ypres, censor conflicts, frontline camaraderie, and calls for heavier gas and air support.
Irvine Red Cross Branch reports substantial progress from the May 29 meeting through the year ending May 31 1917. Treasurer Theresa Nelson lists receipts totaling 220.81 from tags dances socials and fundraising with 119 annual memberships and numerous small items. Work completed includes 214 bed shirts 241 towels 3 dish cloths 24 bath robes 14 scarfs 10 pairs socks 18 sweaters 29 wristlets 60 handkerchiefs 26 suits pajamas 24 knit sponges 310 tapes and more under Mrs E W Cooney as Work Committee chair.
County Food Administrator Todd issues a ruling on milling flour for farmers wheat they grow. Farmers may receive eight pounds of flour per person per month until October 1918, if they sign a certificate and a miller has reasonable belief of truth. The farmer must certify the wheat was grown on his farm and that flour is for household use only.
A Minneapolis Journal correspondent warns that many hostesses approve of a troubling trend as Mme. Gaskell Romney writes about girls arriving at Camp Cody with little money and high hope, expecting support to reach their destination and endure the journey.
In Deming New Mexico a young wife faces hardship as husbands go off to war. Low funds after insurance and Liberty Bond payments leave little for travel home. The article laments separation and urges understanding married women to support their men while coping with wartime duties.
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