Warren Evening Times Classified Rates Notice
An old Warren newspaper notices advertising rates for subscriptions. It lists domestic and foreign destinations and pricing for mailed issues, with currency references and postal office details, reflecting early 20th century print commerce. The snippet includes addresses, publication terms, and subscription options for both local and international readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lindoustein
Tue
Lil Magisth
New York City
Huedey
Bullecrip
Onesior
Braid
United Turaining
Warren
Ausks
Ci «Mion Menica
Panama
Canada
Uulan
Sutacriptiva
Warren, Penn
Ax Secani Aes
German World War I Sailor Mutinies Signal Cracks in Army Rule
A Northern press essay traces the German mutinies aboard battleships at Wilhelmshaven as a sign of breaking discipline. It links anti semitism and racial myths to Prussia and argues mutinies stem from submarine warfare, fear, and waning morale among crews facing deadly odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Birmayek
Western
Europe
Japan
United States
Max Nordau
Empire of the Mare
France
Britain
America
Krupps
Russis
Turkey
China
Wilhelmshaven
Hyzanil
Liberty Loan as Safe Investment in Times of War
The author argues for buying Liberty Bonds and burying savings in a conservative, government-backed form. He notes government bonds are protected by Uncle Sam and tax power, offering security private entities cannot match. Citing insurance data, he suggests most ordinary savers fail due to extravagance, while a few prosper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rockefeller
Uncle Sam
North America
Bik Life Insurance Company
Ensitnatinn
Ile DereiUsis
Adulna
Elis Eeueingerie
Normanmterry
Durthy
Evi Mat
Chilloatann
Brent
Perth
Taut
Tellawainam
Seston
Thanksgiving Day at Camp Lee Aims to Boost Army Support
Reports from Camp Lee Virginia on October 18 describe preparations for Thanksgiving with emphasis on meat and poultry tastings, and plans for a substantial mobilization showing nearly 10 000 National Army members in government service. Soldiers prepare meals to honor service members while civilians anticipate the holiday meal and community events.
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Lee
Peteratire
Urawa
Peest Warnetike
Dallath Cisubp
Oui
Delmont
Bolte Iy
Newport
Wdine
Candly Nower Menadaucnie Elinfaoide
Anley
Sven Oe Reremite
Biel
Turkey
Unclear fragmentary text on fabric gauze and weaving
Fragmentary OCR reads like notes on gauze, fabric weave, sizes, and a list of measurements. Mentions unbleached cotton and a person or brand name Mike but lacks coherent narrative or complete facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Cvat
Inchea
Maine
Guyer
Humanity and the Liberty Loan Proclamation
Fragmented wartime rhetoric urges support for Liberty Bonds. The text attacks apathy, calls for national sacrifice, and frames bond purchases as a duty to protect freedom and aid soldiers. It emphasizes unity, patriotism, and financial support as proofs of citizenship.
Fragments Reflect Erratic Narration and Disjointed Diction
The text presents a garbled account with scattered phrases about creatures, routines, elections, and personal names. It reads as a disrupted diary or OCR failure with abrupt shifts, lacking clear events, dates, or coherent context to establish a concrete news item or report.
Fragmented Text Reflects Turmoil and Transport Notes
A garbled, OCR style passage discusses wartime or postwar themes, mentioning global empires, transportation, and figures like Henry, along with scattered references to cities, routes, and maritime or land movements. The text hints at efforts to improve logistics and morale but remains incoherent and fragmentary.
Fragmented memorials and scattered names form tragic collage
The text presents a dense, garbled catalog of names and places with stray phrases about a child and a search for a missing item. It evokes a melancholy scene of personal loss, interrupted by incomplete sentences and unclear contexts within a newspaper page fragment.
Untitled collage of phrases from a faded page
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms, including references to Basie, a Mat. foes, records, and various nonsensical phrases about punishment, meetings, and people. The text is fragmented and non-cohesive, with no clear event or主体.
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Sumday
Hoeeshine Building
Onaasiensia Avenue
Wes BY
Othe Times Publishing CO. {Inc
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Twenty-eighth
E.H. Beshiin
C. H. Dunn
C. B. Jennings
Karl A. Brante
O. F. Rohlman
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J. W. Neilly
Godfrey Grober
John M. Siddall
Ourboysat
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Rarena Angers
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Ini
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Nike
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Condo
Kim
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Mastrane
Lina Kate
Jurton
Ular
Auvara
Cravelling Fogeltier
Buck
Esenthal
Trattie
Armans
Rubring Wien
von Dneteadl
Betare
Inerwasing
Saugestians
Mt Raat St Louis
Times Tobacco Fund
Neale
Walker
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Westen Phen T. Tye
WA Nrgan
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Are
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Pittman
Bout
Hoy
Sonce
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Park Aerey Beulvieg Bergeron
Ruewell Wire
Leu May
Aruswett
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Gaeu
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Wavres
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Wisesapin
War
Piarenen Vilientione
Warren Asm Singer
Warren Wee Grind
Warren Wware
Cotmatas
E. Goultard
Warether
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United Prone
Norah
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