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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1918
Page
8
White and ecru curtains offered in long yardage with edge and hemstitch. Maronisette curtains 214 yards priced at 1.65 1.85 2.00 2.25 and 2.50. Scranton Net Curtains 244 yards priced at 2.00 and 2.25 with similar finishing.
The piece explains that Scout uniforms remain unaffected by a woolen cloth restriction tied to Army gear. It notes the standard Scout uniform is olive drab cotton, not wool, and few wear woolen versions. If government mobilizes olive drab wool, some temporary inconvenience could occur, but major impact is unlikely. It also lists War Department casualty figures and names from Warren region.
Mr. MacDonald of Pennsylvania State College will accompany the Warren County Farm Bureau auto excursion to promote Warren County sheep production. He will lead a sheep demonstration at the Preston Farm in Lander and speak on sheep pests, as breeders are urged to save lambs for breeding amid higher wool prices and stricter dog laws.
Lieut Hugh Smith Thompson of Chattanooga Tennessee leads a long casualty list. Killed in action are Privates Albertch Goodwin Graves Myers Robertson, Died of Wounds are Alexander Olosky Peterson, Died of disease are George Jones Miller Pattee Wineholt, Severely Wounded are Sergeants Buck Simmons Selbo, and Privates Belenger Beckwith Brewer Donaldson Ferguson Fox Gibson Gunderson Johnson Sawyer Lesle Matten Mitchell Peace Roe Cinatro Stiff, Missing in Action Private Niver, rejoined company after being reported missing, with other names including Jurney Nilsen Zefirk. For prompt service to all parts of the city call Exchange Hotel Baggage Transfer. Bell 404. 6-15-6t.
The piece celebrates Colonial Marines across eras from Perry and Hull to Decatur and France. It recalls their courage and adaptability in sea and land battles while linking, with patriotic imagery, the long tradition of American military devotion and symbolized by Old Glory.
The article contrasts older brides drying winter fruit using jars and cooks with modern devices from Conserve Jraits and Durham Duplex. It notes their shift to labor saving gadgets from Pickett Hardware, with meats roasted by Savory and Aladdin roasters and general store purchases at the corner.
An advertisement extols Lecithin and Bio-feren as a skin and health tonic for women. It claims improved complexion, restored nerves, and iron nutrition, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold in large packages for $1.00 by The Sentanel Remedies Co. Inc. Cincinnati Ohio.
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