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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1918
Page
3
In the June American Magazine Sid Says that readers seek themselves in newspaper content and photos. He argues country papers succeed by making each reader feel addressed, comparing themselves to stories, especially local or personal items.
The article argues housekeeping must shift from routine care to mechanical education for women. It urges training in using modern tools, explains why appliances misbehave, and notes social changes as domestic service declines. It ends with wartime prompts and a Red Cross fundraising goal for Warren and nearby towns.
A skeptical brother notes the burden of new labor saving machines as a woman proudly displays a motor washer. The tale mentions electric iron and vacuum cleaner needing locking up in a large well run home due to the laundry helper.
A collection of editorials contrasts Austria Germany ties with their limits on breath amid global shifts. Opinion pieces critique aircraft program leadership and Hoover era flour pricing, noting governance and policy impacts on industry and wealth.
Amiens lies eighty one miles north of Paris by rail and 77 miles south of the Channel port of Boulogne, a thrifty city with woolens, linens, silks and shoes and a key river junction on the Somme. The town blends canals with broad streets and historic boulevards, with the Promenade de la Hordie park famed for past festivals.
A poem depicts a mother bidding farewell to a brown clad son and shadows of war. The speaker envisions red cross workers aiding wounded soldiers and connects Red Cross relief to a mother’s love across seas. The dream ends with returning soldiers and a waving Red Cross banner.
A feature notes that The Book of a Thousand Songs collects sea, patriotic, folk and hymns with many classics like Sailors loved tunes. An offer in another column explains how to obtain the song book on liberal terms through the paper.
Professor W. H. Schofield recalls a 1912 visit to Germany and an intimate luncheon with the Kaiser. The emperor spoke of conscription and warned of misery should anyone dare oppose his will, sharing views on war, peace, theology, and literature.
A Food Department piece urges readers to enforce wheat saving at home. It argues that individuals should cut their own wheat usage to one and a half pounds per person weekly, regardless of neighbors' habits, and provides a wheatless meal plan including barley and corn flour dishes and a potato based dinner recipe.
Local farms face worker shortages and reduced output. Community and city involvement can strengthen farm viability, increase food supply, and support the broader economy and national well being.
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