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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1918
Page
3
The Rural Motor Express concept links trucks with tractors, boosting farm efficiency by hauling milk eggs and produce to city markets. Local farmers form coops to share large trucks, but better roads are essential to support growing heavy-haul traffic and future nationwide expansion.
War service boards formed under bar associations will provide free legal aid to active duty soldiers and their families, working with draft boards and the Red Cross. Doctors in military service will ensure patients are cared for by fellow physicians with fees directed to the doctors' families. States ban German classes and language use in schools and public life, with further restrictions on German speech in public spaces.
An analysis of language as culture amid wartime Germans and German influence, with observations on oil industry profits, railroad wage norms, and tax notions. It notes past leadership salaries, a push to English supremacy, and bold war headlines alongside biting humor about enemy terms and praise for American resilience.
A compilation of editorials mocks German and British conduct in the war era. It parodies Berlin diplomacy and suggests British air power, while the German public’s loyalty to the Kaiser is questioned. The piece uses satirical quotes from multiple papers to underscore wartime attitudes.
Washington reports that the Wilson administration has relied on leaders from both major parties in war work. Notable Republicans like William H. Taft and Charles E. Hughes are cited in roles with the War Labor Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation, and Shipping Board, among others, illustrating cross party cooperation in national service.
A National War Garden Commission bulletin explains how to combat garden pests with sprays or dusts. It lists sprayer types from hand squirt guns to bucket pumps and compressed air units, and urges readers to request a garden primer by mailing to Washington with a stamp.
A damaged poem mix blends the World War I memorial wartime lines with stray verses and garbled names. The text references In Flanders Fields, cross rows, torches, and a pledge to keep faith with the fallen, alongside stray lines about Polly and unidentifiable authors.
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