Tribute to Overseas Force Reflects on American Army
Major John Price Jackson lauds the U S Army in France, rebuking pro German rumors. He praises the discipline and worth of troops and urges correcting misinformation in Pennsylvania. A West Point officer adds that the National Army is a finest, adaptable force, training hard and proving eager and capable.
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German War Propaganda and Dutch Neutrality in 1918
The piece argues Germany seeks cheap victories to lift morale, citing failed targets against Paris Verdun and U boats, while noting Allied forces and Dutch neutrality. It accuses German propaganda of exaggeration about Zeebrugge and Ostend and claims negotiations with Holland mirror this mood.
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Warren Trumpets May Flowers and War Time Warnings
Bill day signals May flowers as Warren gardeners urged to keep faith and work. A sport page headline proclaims Love Triumphs Over Gregg. Draft evaders jailed in Pittsburgh for dodging medical exams. Citizens threaten action over stray dogs harming gardens amid wartime controls. Company I soldiers missing in action, with local support expressed. Officials urged to curb nuisance dogs and enforce wartime rules.
Viewpoints on constitutionality and politics from 1920s papers
A collage of satirical quotes from multiple papers touching on constitutional risk, opposing views of punishment for lawbreakers, and critiques of business influence. The selection references Senator Chamberlain, the Teutons, czarist refugees, and Mr Schwab in a broad commentary on current affairs and political rhetoric.
Guffey’s Patriotism in Liberty Bond Push Emerges
An April 24 Pittsburg Post editorial lauds Joseph F. Guffey for delaying his gubernatorial campaign to focus on Liberty Bond sales. It urges unity to hit the 2,000,000 subscriber goal, stressing patriotism over politics and linking bond drive success to wartime morale.
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The Outbursts of Everett True by Condo
The fragment presents a comic strip title and garbled slogan phrases. It references Everett True by Cond o and mentions disregard and a task to determine someone’s presence, with stray capitalization and typos. The readable elements are limited to the title and stray sounds.
Liberty Bond Verse Seeks War Bond Support and Victory
A wartime poem praising Liberty Bonds. It frames bonds as bombs striking Kaiser and urges heavy purchases. The speaker notes sacrifices and a family scene with a child’s plea to buy bonds. The verse links financial aid to military victory and morale.
OUR BOYS AT CAMP LEE
Camp Le Virginia April 29 reports a realistic infantry exercise with the 318th Infantry sleeping in dugouts beneath No Man’s Land. Seven field stoves cook meals as units drill in trenches, mortars and machine guns placed for impact while artillery and liaison officers coordinate with front lines.
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Camp le
Three Hundred and Eighteenth Infantry
Liberty Loan Primer Why Shouldn't You Help Sayre
Opinion piece arguing against exemptions in the Liberty Loan drive. The writer condemns those who claim immunity from war duties, demanding to know what such individuals have contributed to their communities and nation and urging readers to buy bonds.
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Sayre
Theseountrys
Wall Street
Dear Old Circus Nostalgia and Wartime Snippet Reflections
A nostalgic tribute to the circus recalls childhood wonder and the joy of circus day. The piece contrasts adult weariness with the vivid memory of red wagons, elephants, clowns, and steam calliopes, then shifts to a wartime anecdote about a desk in a dugout and a cheeky exchange from Indianapolis Star.
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Hippodrome
Fairyland
Walter Lo “Main
Warren
Eat Potatoes Car Load to Help Country Food Reserve
A call to increase potato consumption urges rural readers to bring sacks of potatoes in cars from potato regions. It argues higher intake will delay wheat needs and prevent a looming food disaster, appealing to Americans to eat more potatoes now rather than wait for farmers to cut production.
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Department of Agriculture
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