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Subscription rates listed for carriers and media within and outside Warren, with separate prices for United States territories and foreign countries. Domestic post paid at $4.00 per year, foreign at $6.00 per year, with post office entry as second class matter.
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United Sates
Warren Borongs
Alaska
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mexico
Pasema Camal Zeno
Canada
International Postal Union
Warren
Penn
Kaiser and Kaiser Chiefs Plot to Forge Dual Monarchy War Machine
The piece warns that Germany and Austria Hungary pursue military and economic integration under a forthcoming 25 year treaty, binding Prussian leadership into a unified empire. It accuses Kaisers of arrogance and predicts a future war, though divine fate and warning scripture deny another conflict.
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Germany
Austria- Hungary
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kaiser Karl
Austro-Hungary
Europe
Russia
Wilhelm
Austria
Germans condemn lynching as American atrocity tale
The piece notes German outrage over the Collinsville lynching of a German resident Praeger, cites German press anger, and contrasts it with German support for air-raids on British hospital targets in France that killed 348 and wounded 643, highlighting perceived double standards.
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Germany
Praeger
Collinsville
Ill
France
Red Cross
War or Work Orders Enforce Draft Board Policy
War or Work orders from the War Department reach local draft boards, clarifying that all registrants must either take essential war work or join active service. The policy aims to remove doubt about which industries are war essential as the system is refined.
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Washington
Hhch Ie
Public duty and thrift stamps urged for war effort
A civic appeal urges draft boards to enforce impartiality and report evaders while urging citizens to buy thrift stamps in public to inspire others. The piece notes war work necessity and cites French troops advancing in Macedonia as part of broader wartime drives.
Allied resolve spurs German delays in World War II tone
The text argues the German advance has been hindered by stiff Allied resistance and hints at changing attitudes toward foreign born Americans in July Fourth ceremonies. It asserts Germany must deploy fleets and armies now or never, with Uncle Sam confronting the Teutons.
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Germany
Uncle Sam
Viewpoints on War and Humor Across Papers
A collage of quotes notes reactions to World War I, humor about grasshoppers and castor oil beans, and critiques of German actions. It mentions German war loans, American soldiers including African American troops, and the public discourse across Florida to Ohio newspapers.
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Florida Times-Union
Troona
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Food Shortages Across Central Europe in 1917
A Bureau of Labor Statistics survey based on official proclamations and press commentary details Germany Austria-Hungary Bulgaria Turkey. It notes severe civilian hunger in Turkey and widening food shortages in Germany and Austria, with Hungary faring relatively better and Bulgaria least affected.
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Europe
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S. Department of Labor
Austria
Hungary
Government Printing Office waste and economy debate
Congress members have criticized the Government Printing Office for wasteful publications and mounting costs as labor shortages and four buildings expand the operation. They question whether some pamphlets and bound books, especially those on narrow topics like carnotite ores and monazite, could be economized without losing essential information.
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Congress
Beans Rival Beef In War Garden Bulletin
A National War Garden Commission bulletin argues soy beans rival beef in protein and enrich soil. It notes origin from Japan, recommends inoculation with culture, planting after apple bloom, and offers a free War Garden Primer by writing to Washington for a stamp.
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John
United States
National War Garden Commission
Japan
National War Gardes Commission
Washington
Paper Shortage Spurs FTC Reach for Print Pact
The Federal Trades Commission weighs a potential agreement with leading paper manufacturers amid a paper shortage worsened by government use. Production losses, pulp scarcity, and labor issues push the issue as multiple semi official bodies print on their own, consuming large quantities of white paper.
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Federal Trades Commission
Thei
Measles Talk Sparks School Note About Public Health
A pupil in a local school session triggered a note from a teacher suggesting German measles. The child insulted the idea, declaring she preferred America public measles, reflecting playful tension in a hometown health discussion.
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Ciid
Indianapolis
Cities Must Help Farmers Says Assistant Secretary
Clarence Oussley urges U S cities to close offices and stores during seasonal demand to aid farmers, arguing that all wartime nations have mobilized for harvests and the United States should join.
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Clarence Oussley
Instructions for Knitting Red Cross Sweaters and Measurements
Official knitting directions outline loose casting on and off, two needle technique with slip first stitch, and garment measuring on a flat surface. Directions include specific stitch patterns and row repeats, neck openings, shoulderwork, armhole shaping, edging, and final measurements for chest and neck.
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Red Cross
Cross
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