Government thrift urged in schools nationwide
The government campaign to teach thrift urges superintendents and college presidents to appoint leaders in every normal school, college, university and public school. Endorsed by Donald J. Cowling, the move promotes thrift stamps as ideal small savings and aims to turn spendthrifts into wise spenders through school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
United States Treasury
Donald J. Cowling
American Council On Education
U.S
Secretary of
E. McLain Walters
War Savings Movement Spreads Through Colleges and Schools
A war savings initiative spreads to colleges and normal schools with professors in New Jersey and Pennsylvania urged to promote thrift education in 1919. A committee works with the treasury to prepare materials for public schools, aiming for steady, nondramatic campaigns to fund war obligations and bolster national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
New Jersey
Delamare
Bight
Bech
Keystone State Normal
Kurtztown
F Bourke
State College
Giyford H. Patterson
Pickerson College
Carlisle
Harry D. Bailey
Stuhlenberg College
Alientown
L. J. Ulmer
Central State Normal School
Loc
Haven
Carter
Lincoln Uniersity
Chester
Treasury Department
Washington
United States
America
War Savings Division
Fragmented wartime letter from Harry Wag Lindstram Co B 206 Amm Tr
A highly garbled wartime letter from Harry Wag Lindstram describes travel, battles, and personal sentiments. The writer references German forces, troop movements, and hopes for a safe return, expressing eagerness to be home and to receive news from loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wag
Lindstram Co
Great Need for Athletic Entertainment in Postwar America
Fragmentary OCR discusses demand for athletic and theatrical entertainment, noting overseas work, government orders, and potential public shows. References to Magazines, locations like Paris, Columbus, and mentions of officials such as Larkin and Deanna, with hints of military and civic context shaping entertainment provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athleta
Martie
Paris
Whiis
Columbus
Martin
Senate
Cooper
P Larkin
Fox
Deanna Athletic
Buick Cars Promised Comfort and Value in 1919 models
The article touts Buick closed models for 1919 offering easy riding long life and low upkeep. It highlights Buick as a desirable car and notes Burk will build automobiles, with a focus on comfort and practicality for buyers. The piece also discusses consumer desires for sporting goods and entertainments, reflecting broad leisure trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alve
Buick
Russell
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Warren Evening Times
Warren County
TIMES
Pennsylvania Avenue
the Times Publishing CO
INC
E. Walker
EB. C. Lowrey
S. E& W Russell
T. B. Clawson
G. Lindenstein
East 1Sth St
New York City
Ouie
de Warren
Alaska
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mexico
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaiian and
Philippine Islands
Canada
International Postal Union
Post
Warren
Penn
Stetson
Liberty Street
Yanis
Winter
Pennsylvania
Cea
Peter Ami
Liavelre
Seti
Walltta
Dempery
Scott & Bowne
Orward
Speers
EF. D. Everts’ Hardware CO
Warren, PA
Erie
Neeneto
Tepcesti
Opecks
Daddy Montgomery
Montgomery
Gibson Brothers
Mms
Imsian
le Vans Iilee
Elnd
Smonusen
A. R. Black
Penn, Ave
Bell Phone
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