Subscription Rates Published Daily Except Sunday
Rates for subscriptions shown by carrier four dollars per year and by mail three dollars outside Warren Borough Alaska Cuba Porto Rico Mexico Panama Canal Zone and Ha gelian and Philippine Islands Foreign countries including Canada within the International Postal Union post-paid six dollars per year Entered at Warren Penns Post Office as second class matter
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Behold the American bayonet and the war uproar
Graham Burnham frames the American entry into World War I as doom for Prussian militarism and a reckoning for German crimes. He denounces Kaiserism, urges punishment of the central powers, and warns to ignore war rumors while America completes its war task. The piece blends militant rhetoric with calls for justice and renewed resolve.
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Amera
Germany
Ainst
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Wake Up Loan in Peril District Urges Bond Buying
The article laments low Liberty Bond purchases in Warren city and district urging residents to support the war effort. It notes sluggish national momentum, praises prior war activity, and warns of a difficult path ahead requiring continued bond sales and enlistment of funds for months to come. It also links health precautions to morale.
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America
Germany
Health Chief Roger Appeals to Close Bars as Precaution
State Health Commissioner Roger urged club members to act as gentlemen and shut down the saloon trade as a health precaution. The saloon trade was ordered to quit.
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Roger
Liberty Loan Demand Praises Prompt Subscriptions
A scolding yet optimistic call notes merciful Liberty Loan managers sparing exposure of slackers who fail to buy bonds. It argues Allies win with American subscriptions, urging ongoing participation to keep triumphs, and claims possession of Liberty Bond certificates is priceless postwar protection.
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Liberty Loan
From Other Viewpoints on Gasolineless Sunday
The Rochester Herald notes many patriots used carriages and horse feed rose to its peak, while the Kaiser's rhetoric shifts from boasting of a German sword to defense of the Fatherland. He may be content if allowed a change of underclothes, reflecting wartime sentiment.
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Rochester Herald
Message from Woman's Home Companion on Flanders Fields
A thoughtful piece on the wartime poem In Flanders Field and the duty to pursue a just peace. It argues that the dead speak through the living and urges national resolve against pacifist currents, insisting Germans will not accept a fair peace and that victory must be achieved without breaking faith with those who died.
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Flanders
Germany
Wst
Funes
Let Yourself Go War Bond Poem Promotes Saving
A wartime poem submitted by Mrs. Dawson Olmstead urges readers of the Times to buy Liberty Bonds. It frames bond purchases as letting oneself go in support of soldiers, urging rapid buying to fund the war and secure victory. The piece ends praising patriotism and collective sacrifice.
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Dawson Olmstead
Warren
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Elizabeth Heath Olmstead
President Wilson replies to German peace note met by mixed views
Across major papers from Baltimore to New York, editorials frame President Wilsons reply to the German peace note as cautious yet firm. Some praise its diplomatic restraint while others call it a strong challenge to unconditional surrender. Washington critics anticipate a longer diplomatic contest ahead.
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Bertin
Topeka
Wan
Capitol
Germany
Altoona
New York
Boy Terry Bons All France at War
A returning United States soldier in a hospital describes France as a nation in arms. He recalls seeing industrious women and an old French mother lifting fertilizer uphill, underscoring the country’s enduring wartime spirit and collective effort.
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