Two Horses One Goal: Reform Split in Pennsylvania Politics
The piece argues a reformist bloc must unite in a single party to win state government, noting a split within the Republican and Prohibition factions. It highlights W. P. Ferringer as a dry opponent in Venango County and recalls postwar praise for two Black American soldiers, Johnson and Roberts, whose valor is celebrated by Allied and American leadership.
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Pennsylvania
Brumbaugh
Children of Light
Penrose
Prohibition
Franklin
W. P. Ferringer
Venango County
Oil City
Congress
Joe
William Hayward
New York
France
Henry Johnson
Priate Needham Roberts
Pershing
Johnson
Roberts
United States
Johnson and Roberts
Republic
United
Duty to Act on Tax Legislation in Face of War
The piece urges Congress to pass tax legislation promptly for war needs. It cites President Wilson pressing Congress to act despite weather and home pressures, arguing lawmakers must perform their duty, inform citizens, and align taxes with the war program. It highlights the public demand for early tax details and fiscal transparency.
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Wilson
Congress
Washington
For the Greatest Mother Red Cross Drive Exceeds Goal
The nation subscribed and oversubscribed the Red Cross drive for 100 million dollars. The writer praises the patriotism and urges still more support, noting widespread legion-like giving and the need for everyone to back such unselfish movements according to ability.
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Red Cross
War era notes and local church report
The piece notes no paper tomorrow and recalls the opening of a new bridge with German and American forces in France. It highlights the YMCA annual report in Warren showing strong community work and urges prayer and communion for soldiers overseas. It also mentions wartime changes to strawberry shortcake and dining venues.
From Other Viewpoints and War Sentiments Across Papers
A compilation of editorial snippets from several papers noting varied perspectives on media images, material science for ships, wartime food supply, and the role of soldiers. It highlights differing optimisms about victory and alliances, with remarks on American and French contributions and public sentiment.
American Leadership Lessons From History
A wartime column argues German critics misjudge American military potential and praises American officers and the rising national army. It predicts future leaders like Grant Sherman Lee and Jackson, noting democracy in ranks and the removal of political favoritism in promotion.
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West Front
West Point
Grant
Sherman
R. E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Rookie’s bungled drill spurs stern rebuke aboard ship
An officer severely scolds a rookie for improper port arms and missing balance while the crew jokes about shell shock and a two chick discovery in a soft boiled egg during mess, highlighting wartime humor and discipline.
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Corporal Sears
Russell
the D
Mess
OUR BOYS AT CAMP LEE
Camp Lee Virginia May 26 draft men from Pennsylvania and volunteers from Ohio accept service for the national Army not the National Guard transformation of 3000 Pennsylvanians into the guard unit proceeds a mixed unit expected soon pass rules tighten after 10 30 pm for Richmond Petersburg Hopewell visits and inspectors seek discipline and courtesy from troops arriving from May 20.
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Camp Lee
Petersburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
National Guard
National Army
Regular Army
Richmond
Hopewell
Wholesome Recipes From United States Food Administration
A set of home kitchen recipes tested in the U S Food Administration laboratory includes Barley Biscuits made with barley flour and fat, Rice Flour and Barley Flour Chocolate Cake with eggs syrup and milk, Corn Flour Sponge Cake with lemon and egg whites, and Ground Rolled Oats and Cornflour Muffins.
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United States Food Administration
Better Than a Fish Story in Nai Robi Jungle
In British East Africa a hunter encounters a magnificent beast that leaps high to miss him. The following day a tracking party locates the beast in an open jungle clearing where it is shown to be practicing low jumps.
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Nairobi
British East Africa
Nan
Eleven Thousand To Be Divided In Warren Townships
Harrisburg May 29 Over Eleven Thousand Dollars will be distributed to Warren County second class townships as their share of the 1911 cash road tax bonus. State Highway Commissioner O Neil certifying amounts for payment includes Russell No 1 Russell No 2 Pittsfield R D Warren No 1 Kingua Tidioute No 1 Carendon Russell Warren Sheffield Grand Valley No 2 Spring Creek Sugar Grove Tidioute No 3 318 82 goals.
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Harrisburg
Warren County
O’neil
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MY Name IS
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Grant Sutton
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Conewango
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Farmington
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Kinzua
H. R
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G. C. Johnson
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M. J Sheahan
Pine Grove
L. E. Russell
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Pleasant
William Yeagie
Sheffield
Chas Miller
John W. Henderson
Spring Creek
A. A. Matteson
Sugar Grove
C. M. Shortt
Triumph
Gust Lindquist Watson
Irvine
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