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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1918
Page
5
Provost Marshal General Crowder orders refine deferred classifications for men who have married. Those aged 21 since June 5 1917 or registered last June face rules tied to marriage date and dependent status. Boards review questionnaires of men registered last June and identify married individuals since the law passage.
Census data across the last fifty years show a steady rise in urban dwellers and a corresponding fall in rural residents in England and Wales. The pattern reflects ongoing urban migration and changing settlement patterns across the region.
Saturday closes Free Swimming lessons for city boys with 111 enrolled. 41 reached test, 81 swam but failed, 61 attended all, 83 more than half. Extra week helped all to finish. Exhibition planned Friday at 8 pm with teaching, strokes, rescues, and diving. Drafted men encouraged to join at Y M C A for free lessons. non draftees may pay 50 cents per lesson. Industry and life-saving urged.
A boy was born yesterday at the General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bryan of Beech Street. The Times Topics column also notes a marriage license issued to Sherman Ickes and Nellie Mary Warner of Summer Hill and other local items.
Kaukauna Wisconsin notes a testimonial from Mrs. Jay Parker who says Vinol rebuilt her strength after weakness fatigue and asthma. The ad claims Vinol supplies appetite digestion blood and muscle support through beef and cod liver peptones iron and glycerophosphates to restore health.
The article details Allied tank use near St Maur and Toul front lines with German forces, noting tanks forced evac, a damaged vehicle, and a heroic infantry-tank advance. It mentions ships of war like elements and a contingent’s morale, plus local social notes about visits by Mr and Mrs D C Russell and Miss Frances Cooney.
A wartime style feature touts American youth at the front while advertising Anuric and Dr Pierce products. Read as health testimonials claim kidney and bladder cures, with letters from readers praising Anuric Tablets and related tonics as life improving after sickness and long pain.
The Times notes American troops have become a significant element on the Western Front, with mentions of Verdun Toul Luneville and Montdidier fronts and layered timing in reporting. The piece highlights how Allied operations unfold across multiple fronts this summer while cautioning on enemy disclosures.
Debility harms work and economy, not a single organ. Stimulants only briefly mask weakness. A blood building tonic like Dr Williams Pink Pills renews health and energy, sold by druggists for 50 cents. Free book on blood available from the manufacturer in Schenectady NY.
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