Rates of Subscription Published Every Day Except Sunday
Subscription rates listed for daily publication excluding Sundays. Domestic by carrier or mail is $1.00 per year in United States and territories. outside Warren Borough $3.00. Foreign countries within the International Postal Union cost $6.00 per year post-paid. Entry noted as second class matter at Warrap Pennsylvania Post Office.
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The American Morning Train and Its Punctual Pulse
The piece savors the morning train as a formal, punctual ritual. It contrasts crowded cars with a bustling platform, noting how commuters project urgency, read newspapers, and project a businesslike focus on timeliness from departure to city arrival.
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Publc
Wilson speech on peace and League of Nations urged
Article praises President Wilson for urging a just, lasting peace through the League of Nations. It argues no compromise with aggressors and stresses the people will finish the war honorably. It asserts peace depends on justice to all and united Allied victory under a world service vision.
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America
Congress of Vienna
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Liberty Loan Drive Promotes Bond Subscriptions in Warren
The Warren district Bond Drive aims to subscribe over 4,043,700, urging public commitment to the Liberty Loan. Slogans like Double the Third Hurrah for the Fourth advocate sacrifice and self denial, stressing Uncle Sam needs funds to win the war and individual duty.
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Warren
Sam
Gas Savings Allow Ten Ships To France In Sun Week
A government statement notes substantial fuel savings over recent Sundays that could enable loading ten ships bound for France. Critics question the policy restricting recreational joyrides, urging more equitable use of scarce fuel and challenging the limits imposed on average Americans.
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France
Five Tageblatt editors convicted for printing seditious matter
Five editors and officers of the Philadelphia Tageblatt were found guilty of printing seditious material. Among the five, three were connected with breweries, indicating party or financial ties in the case.
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Philadelphia Tageblatt
From Other Viewpoints on War Era Attitudes
A collection of quotes shows wartime sentiment from Rochester, Macon, Waco and New York World. Critics mock German honors abroad and fear Belgium’s fate under German plans while recalling Jere Black’s influence. The items reflect public tension and partisan rhetoric during wartime debates about registering for service.
A Peoples War and Peace Under Wilson Leadership
President Wilson frames the war as a peoples war and calls for a peoples peace through a democratic League of Nations. He argues that only the people can end the war on terms that safeguard liberty, with America leading a unified effort beyond imperialist diplomacy.
Everett True-Bycondo Outbursts Veer into Unripe Front Row Frauds
A fragmented column mocks sleight of hand in vaudeville and modern theater as reckless hype and unripe bargains tempt the public. The piece voices sharp disdain for duplicitous promos and crowd manipulation in show business.
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Sest
Red Cross Linen Shower Seeks Vast Hospital Supplies
Requisitions from France spark a large linen drive in Warren County to collect bath towels hand towels handkerchiefs napkins and sheets. Volunteers urged to donate new or nearly new items at Red Cross headquarters daily this week or tie and mark donations for Mrs. W. H. Jones.
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RED Cross
France
Warren County
Artsc
Conenango
W. H. Jones
Liberty Bonds to Pay For Ships of War
The Fourth Liberty Loan seeks funds to pay for ships of war and related equipment. Authorities urge citizens to subscribe to the bond issue to finance battleships submarines and numerous other war necessities.
Bring Back the Boys Liberty Bond Appeal 1918
A stirring wartime plea urges American mothers to support Liberty Bonds to hasten the return of soldiers from over there. It emphasizes the daily casualties, the hunger of war, and the need to fund Allied strength, promising eventual peace and a stronger democracy.
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America
Germany
Liberty Loan Primer Shorten the Trip
A wartime exhortation urges speeding up the Liberty Loan drive to fund victory. It argues faster mobilization saves lives and money, likening dollars to fuel that shortens the path to liberty and victory. The piece cites gas, speed, and a quote from Harry Lauder to urge public investment.
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Liberty
Victory
Uncle Sam
With His Broken Wing Buy Littery Bow Advertisers
Promote the Mat service and invite readers to review advertising options for Bow advertisers amid a flawed wing motif. The brief urges attention to local marketing offerings and product listings within a period newspaper style.
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G. Lindenstein, Inc
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Chili
Rochester Herald
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Belgium
Macon
Pennsylvania Way
Jere Black
Waco
New York World
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Palestine
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Cambrai
Metternich
Metropolitan Opera House
Everett True
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Liberty Loan
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