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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
3
The Lorraine Cross, official 79th Division paper, echoes Central Pennsylvania soldiers urging calm after victory. Editors note Yanks are “hell cats for fighting, beavers for patience” as many troops stay to settle bets, cash in, and await homecomings.
A Harrisburg soldier in France writes to The Times defending national prohibition. He says many American troops welcome the dry policy, while agitators try to paint them as against prohibition. He argues soldiers are like other Americans and broadly endorse the move from wet to dry.
The National Conference on Rural Education at Daytona urges broader national push for better trained rural teachers. It cites low pay, few normal schools, and calls to raise qualifications and salaries while expanding co education and state programs. A YMCA writer from Limoges cautions mothers to avoid harsh wartime meals as soldiers return home.
The article extols returning soldiers and the Yanks army ideal, noting many will seek civilian life while others feel a call to service. It highlights overseas prospects, training camp experiences, and the improvements in health, discipline, and living conditions that army life offers to young Americans.
A remark praises a return to a Peace Congress while noting a Pennsylvania victim of the sleeping sickness and a public figure Debs praising Lenin and Trotsky. The Supreme Court decision upholding his conviction is described as correct.
Mr. Crossett of the sett Shoe Co. praises Y M C A service in France. He notes front line bravery by secretaries, defense of moral welfare, and broad government support guiding Pershing’s goal of a clean army. He defends religious outreach, explains funds pledged for soldiers, and urges continued overseas support and program expansion.
Long wartime appeal praising YMCA service to 12 800 workers globally and thousands of soldiers in France. Emphasizes entertainment, canteens, stockings, church songs, and artistic supplies funded by American donors. Defends against criticisms, cites Pershing and Clemenceau praise, and notes government supply limits amid war strain.
A fragmented ad text describes a contest asking readers to interview cows to answer a deep question about why a horse stands on its hind feet and a cow rises. Entries discuss heredity, evolution, and animal behavior with humorous and nonsensical explanations.
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