Capable Leadership Elevates Wilson and Cabinet Across War
The piece lauds President Wilson as a world changing leader guiding Allied victory with eloquence and clear Democratic aims. It praises cabinet members Lansing, McAdoo, Baker, and Daniels as capable allies and notes signs of growing support in Congress and regional districts, including Warren County opposing liquor and graft dominance.
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Wilson
England
Lansing
McAdoo
Baker
Pdaniels
Warren County
Bonniwell's Carlisle remarks spark GOP Pennsylvanian fight
The column attacks Bonniwell for seeking Democratic nomination to challenge Pennsylvanian liquor interests and Penrose influence. It accuses him of serving the machine over the people and questions his independence if elected governor, implying a broader party struggle against Penrose, Sproul, and bi partisan ties.
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Bonniwell
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Sproul
People
Philadelphia
Republican
Machine
Donniwell
Dem voters face dry or wet choice in party questions
Sproul, whose notification ceremonies Bonniwell attended as a guest, highlights the Democratic party’s decisive questions. The editorial frames the dry versus wet issue as central to the voters’ decision in upcoming party contests.
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Sproul
Bonniwell
Democratic Party
Women urged to aid war effort through work at home
A woman reflects on the need for American women to shift from sewing dainties to supporting wounded soldiers with supplies. She cites public pleas that money alone cannot supply care, and argues that women must dedicate their energies to national relief. The piece also notes hope that anti drug laws reduce addicts and parallels with liquor prohibition.
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America
United States
Community festival and war drive notes
A community festival is planned tonight amid war era chatter on bread prices and Red Cross appeals. The piece notes Pennsylvania issuing its 300000th auto tag and praises oil dividends while recalling wartime garden progress. It cites Red Cross meals in France and honors Osmond Kelley Ingram as a namesake ship, urging support for the drive.
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Pennsylvania
Red Cross
France
From Other Viewpoints Behind the Fight and Politics
A collage of opinion lines from newspapers noting wartime tenacity, peace terms, Bolshevik chaos, and seasonal harvests. The Detroit Free Press praises British grit, the Newark News echoes German peace aims, the Dallas News lampoons Bolshevik policy, and the Florida Times-Union comments on ripe Georgia peaches after frost scares.
Barley Flour Recipes Promote Wheat Substitutes
The United States barley crop yields hundreds of millions of bushels yearly and is now milled into flour to aid wheat shortages. The article lists numerous barley based recipes including biscuits muffins waffles pie crust cakes and breads and advises using barley flour in place of wheat to save wheat flour while noting barley flour does not store as long and should be bought in small quantities. It also suggests substituting one quarter barley flour in yeast bread and using barley in pie crust.
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Congress
United States
Office of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Guffey Backed as Democratic Governor Hope in Press
The Press and the Primaries lauds Joseph F. Guffey as a capable, honest Pittsburgh businessman suitable for governor and urges Democrats to support him. It condemns Bonniwell amid critique of Penrose influence and party machine politics, urging loyal Democrats to endorse Guffey.
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Jearheld
Republian
Pennsylvania
Joseph F. Guffey
Democrats
Democratic Organization
Joe Sales
Down Lite
York Gazette
Bonniwell
Democrat
McCormick-Palmer
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of Pennsylvania
Stroudsburg Times
Boise Penrose
Penrose
Quay
Ryan
Shull
Guffey
Meadville Messenger
Pittsburgh
State Grange Urges Immediate Wheat Disposal
Harrisburg May 15 J A McSparran master of the Pennsylvania State Grange sends letters to all grangers urging farmers to sell their wheat now. He endorses Howard Heinz who says delaying to sell is unpatriotic and notes keeping allies fed helps end the war. He warns hoarding would risk government commandeering old wheat to fill shortages.
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Harrisburg
J. A. Meek Sparran
Pennsylvania State Grange
Howard Heinz
McSparran
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