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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
3
The piece urges readers to seek spring through nature and poetry. It contrasts summer rest with spring travel into woods and hills, recommending literary journeys with Wordsworth Browning Swinburne and Wayes to feel nature’s renewing force and gain strength for the year.
The article notes Congress has worked since December, winding toward adjournment while facing private political obligations ahead of a general election. It stresses careful revenue measures, avoids sudden tax hikes, and warns that large loans fuel inflation and extravagance, urging preemptive economies.
The executive urges fair taxation of war profits and luxuries to fund the war and prefinance 1918 deficits. He hints at treasury certificates and a long term flotilla next fall while stressing the nation must pay for the war. Railroads face criticism amid proposed government control and savings. John H. Mason praises President Wilson, urging unity beyond politics.
The article notes German tradesmen at a June convention decide against boycotting Allied goods after the war. It questions whether the text hints at a peace motive and observes changing attitudes toward farewell scenes. It also mentions Allied airmen bombing Liege as a tactical action and reports Warren gaining a new country club with grounds and buildings.
Selection of registered men placed in deferred classifications due to minor physical defects to do war work now performed by fighting men shows another step in the selective service system. The text emphasizes that not everyone can be a fighter, but all can contribute to the war effort through appropriate work.
Salem Evangelical hosts Sunday school at 9 30 and services at 10 30 on Sin and Grace. Y P A at 7 and English service at 7 45 Selfwatch. First Evangelical resumes Sunday at 10 30 with 11 30 Sunday school and 7 signature events. Danish Lutheran 10 30 service with 11 45 Sunday school. Presbyterian listings include prayer meetings morning worship and noon sermons. Multiple churches invite visitors to all services in Erie Conewango street and Liberty Street locations.
A National Geographic Society bulletin from Washington details the Amiens cathedral damage as a major cultural loss, noting its Gothic grandeur, rapid 13th century construction, disputed dimensions, grand spires and sculptures, and the impact of war on its shattered ruins.
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