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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1917
Page
3
A fragmented column discusses milk price spikes in New York and Chicago with farmers blaming distributors and feed costs. It also notes British Haig’s nine mile advance yielding prisoners, signaling potential endgame momentum and a shift in war prospects amid cautious optimism.
The report details assignments at Camp Hancock with units, officers, and selections for early duties. It notes reorganization of platoons, honors for standout soldiers, and the broader wartime mobilization affecting divisions, with emphasis on Liberty Bond drives and local fundraising to support national efforts.
A compilation of varied editorials notes racial stereotypes and foreign concerns. The Savannah News discusses African American labor in navigating ships while the Milwaukee Journal of Milwaukee cites a Berlin dispatch on German leaders’ health. Hoover comments on Scandinavian factory output aiding Germany and other papers lampoon Kaiser Wilhelm II’s inflated self-importance amid the war.
A garbled OCR fragment describes quince jelly preparation and sterilization steps, mentioning boiling water, sterilizer use, and cooling. It references care with water, temperature, and handling during jam or jelly making, though many details are unreadable or jumbled.
A garbled wartime recap notes American victory themes and calls for mobilization across divisions. It references Kamnae Division Cajon Pacific Rigs and units pro Qua rations, with scattered mentions of train and track operations, railroad octis, and preparations for a global conflict. The piece preserves names and places in a fragmentary fashion.
A garbled text fragment describes a discussion about a Friday visit and a purchase of items including a Liberty Boat. It mentions a courtish gaze and a vague plan to eat Ree with Tau gulug, and references a mother reacting to a suggested move. The passage is incoherent and lacks definite facts.
Public Service Commission heard arguments on proposed fare increases and related utility projects. Witnesses cited service funding and stability, while company representatives detailed route and rate changes and potential impacts on customers and operations.
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