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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
3
Highway Commissioner O Neil argues state highways are in good condition except for endless advertising signs marring the scenery. He urges removal of signs on state property and press for laws to curb private signboards, favoring education of landowners to protect natural vistas and preserve views along beautiful highways.
Plans for a July Fourth observance in Warren stress citizen participation by new Americans alongside native born. The emphasis is on demonstrations of fealty by aliens and Americans alike, with the new citizen taking an important stage role to honor patriotism and freedom. Also urged is keeping Liberty Bonds until war needs demand sacrifices.
The message lauds keeping Liberty Bonds at par during war to free materials for the Army and Navy. It warns against selling bonds for profit, urges loyalty, and predicts Austria-Hungary’s collapse into independent states, with Germany's influence shrinking as Europe realigns. It contrasts patriotism with monetary gain and cautions against Austro-Hungarian persistence.
The notice reports 107 Warren county lads joining the army tonight through the Selective Service law. It notes ongoing war concerns in Germany and asks readers about their War Savings Stamps subscriptions as patriotic activity continues amid rain and Fourth of July plans.
A collage of comments from multiple papers questions Kaiser Wilhelm's claim of superior capability. The Washington Times notes gorilla strength against Prussians, London Opinion jokes on eating horseflesh, Arkansas Gazette mocks quick Crown Prince decorations, and Kansas City Star columns lampoon Kaiser rulership and Polish kings. A centenarian quips on life and longevity.
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