Times Publishing Co. staff list and office details
Publication attributed to The Times Publishing Co. Inc lists J. Walker as president and managing editor TM ¢. Lowrey as city editor E. W. Russell as secretary and T. B. Clawson as treasurer. Operates from The Ines Building 225 Pennsylvania Ave W published every evening except Sunday.
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T. B. Clawson
Wheatless Sacrifice Campaign Aims to Save Ration by All
The nation calls for reduced per capita wheat use to stretch supplies for four and a half months. Volunteers pledge total abstinence, with clubs forming to share the burden and support Allies. Texas and Louisiana communities adopt wheatless practices, hoping for victory.
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America
Louisiana
Texas
Dry Politics and Blood Across Two Dauphin Trials
Two Dauphin County juries convict for first degree murder in cases linked to alcohol and rage. One slaying began on saloon steps, the other over a $3 dispute. The piece argues dry legislators are needed, noting how booze fuels deadly violence and court backlogs.
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Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
From Other Viewpoints in a Global Tangle
A compact review of differing headlines contrasts Russia United States Germany and Prussia and notes varied perspectives. The quotes reflect reader sentiment on government behavior hunger diplomatic risk and media actions across several cities.
Three Meals Without Any Wheat Flour
United States Food Administration guidance outlines a wheat free diet with substitutes. The plan includes quickbreads from cornmeal rice flour oats barley and other local options, plus desserts and breakfast items avoiding wheat. Sample recipes list oatmeal muffins barley hermit cakes and barley flour doughs with measurements.
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United States Food Administration
May Days In Our Back Yard A Gentle Nature Sketch
A reflective piece by John B. Cable blends May scenes with blooming gardens and waking trees. It moves through sap filled leaves robins tulips and sunlit lawns before veering into humorous quips about daily life and a verse by Judge Not Far to Go.
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OUR Back Yard
John B. Cable
War Gives Horse New Lease Despite Auto Rise
The piece argues horses in America face replacement by autos and trucks after wartime demand. It notes Secretary of Agriculture warnings of autotracks driving drag horses from cities, but war revived horse use for cavalry and power. It cites acreage devoted to oats and horsefeed, tire industry shifts to pneumatic tires, and mule resistance amid rising motor transport.
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America
Secretary of Agiculture
Equus
Iman
United States Tire Company
Little Holland's Peril and the German Threat
The piece argues Holland must stay neutral yet faces pressure from Germany. It warns that Germany will justify aggression by any pretext and that Holland must weigh expelling liberty against possible conquest, noting Belgium and Russia as precedents and the danger to Dutch colonies. It ends with a jab at Kaiser and a light tax reference.
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France
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Belgium
Russia
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Lberty
Hindenburg
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