Rates of Subscriptions and Postal Terms in New York City
The notice lists daily subscription rates with daily delivery except Sundays. By carrier 54.00 per year, for outside Warren Borough rates vary. Foreign countries including Mexico and the Panama Canal area are 63.00 a year. International ports outside listed areas charge 6.00 per year, with past-paid terms. The entry notes Warren, Pennsylvania post office as the filing location.
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Warren Borough
Rice
Mexico
Panama Canal
Terror From U Boats Fail to Fluster Americans
Editorial argues German U boat terror failed to deter the United States from sending troops to France. It cites Farragut’s banner phrase and notes transports will sail with precautions, insisting Germany’s underwater warfare on this side of the ocean is a practical failure.
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Atlantic
France
Germany
Farragut
Atari
Allied Victory Depends on Decisive Attacks Says Foch
In a London essay, General Foch argues war ends only with destruction of Germany's armed forces. He urges relentless Allied offensives, not defense, noting German efforts fail despite sacrifice and growing American reserves will tilt power toward the Allies.
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Gen
Foch
London
France
Foch backs decisive attack as war plans unfold
The Pittsburgh Gazette Times quotes Gen. Foch urging a carefully timed decisive blow to defeat Germany. Meanwhile a Salina Kansas convention of over 150 wheat growers sets a 45 cent hourly wage for harvest hands in 1918, with prices rising as living costs surge. The piece notes farm labor nostalgia and tax deadlines as Uncle Sam funds the war effort.
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Salina
Kansas
Golconda
Unbuilding feat: US shipyards smash world records
The article notes Uncle Sam's shipbuilding output reaching 344 450 dead weight tons, with a monthly output of 102 520 tons—the best, surpassing England's record. It compares the surge to Germany's ability to compete, highlighting the industrial lead in wartime ship production.
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Uncle Sam
England
Germany
Countess Helps Keep Plow In Furrow For Allies
The Countess of Drogheda joins Irish volunteers in farm work to support Allied armies. Her presence in a bright Livete gown highlights noble women’s participation and the widespread effort of ladies overseas to maintain food production for the war.
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Liberty motor success praised by visitors and congress
The article reports that the Liberty motor is not a failure and aeroplane production is rising. David Lawrence and James Seavey found factories expanding output, with near 3000 planes monthly and engines across Ford and Detroit plants. Law rence flew in a Liberty powered battleplane at Dayton and endorsed progress despite delays.
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Congress
David Lawrence
Washington
America
Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Lawrence
Seavey
United States
Samuel
House
Julius Kahn
California
Committee On Military Affairs
Potatoes Urged for Immediate Use to Prevent Spoilage
The message urges everyone to eat the old potatoes now to prevent spoilage and to save wheat. It recommends consuming them three times daily as a substitute for bread.
Camp Lee water use strains supply as men urged to conserve
At Camp Lee Virginia Maj. W M Scott heads a drive to cut water use amid a rising demand. Daily per man use nears 100 gallons though 55 is seen as adequate. Shower waste was banned and laundry usage trimmed. Also 1339 aliens became U S citizens in a large naturalization ceremony. many Pennsylvanians and others from 16 nationalities attended.
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Scott
Quartermaster’s Department
Petersburg
Potagyburg
United Stat
Pennsylvania
America
Alfred Fennel
Hunds
Forty-fifth Infantry
Edmund Waddill
United
Chrystal Brown
Cial
WM .C. A
New York
Army
Navy
Simple home fertilizer from manure and sweepings
A National War Garden bulletin explains making a liquid stimulant from manure or street sweepings for dry weather plants. Fill a barrel with manure and water to extract nutrients, refill as needed, and draw liquid from the bottom. Use screens to block insects and oil, and request a free garden premier from the National War Garden Commission in Washington.
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National War Garden
Free Garden
National War Garden Commission
Washington
Love's Lack Poem by Charles Wharton Stork
Poem excerpt praising beauty and longing. The speaker laments expressing the beloved’s loveliness with words, noting God created such beauty yet cannot articulate it. May reflect poetic struggle with language to capture perfection.
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Charles Wharton
How Some Farmers Get Help
In every agricultural district, farmers have succeeded in retaining workers by offering married men a small, comfortable house, a garden, and a few pigs and chickens. Clarence Ousley, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture.
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