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Rates of subscription are listed for carriers and mail including domestic and foreign options. By carrier the year costs 4.00, by mail within the United States outside Warren Borough and several regions 3.00, and foreign countries within the International Postal Union 6.00 post-paid. The notice notes entry at Warren Pennsylvania Post Office as second class matter.
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Warren urged to back Liberty Loan amid influenza woes
The article calls on Warren residents to boost Liberty Bond sales despite Spanish influenza curbing business and public events. It warns that failure would be seen as a German victory and urges everyone to buy another bond now, pledging full effort to uphold liberty humanity and justice worldwide.
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Trust in the President and War Time Confidence
Commentary urges public faith in President Wilson's leadership during war. Hoover food regulations aimed at sane portions and price control are praised as practical, with forest fire losses in Pennsylvania highlighted as preventable but insufficiently addressed. Calls for conservation, vigilance at home, and unity against German aggression accompany notes on influenza and war bonds.
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Kilty the Rookie Writes Another Letter From Camp Lee
The Times prints a second letter from Kilty the Rookie, a shy author sharing life at Camp Lee. The writer signs as J. S. Benson, Company E, 5th Battalion, I. R. T. C., Camp Lee, and begins with Editor Times.
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The Penrose trick mule in the Pennsylvania race
A Times letter writer compares Penrose and his allies to a show mule, denouncing the Dry Federation of Pennsylvania, supporting Dr. Fithian for Governor and condemning the liquor lobby’s tactics. The piece critiques the anti Saloon League and urges voters to reject the Penrose machine. It also notes Camp Lee visitors and a faded rural vignette about a hill family and a cough remedy.
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From Other Viewpoints on Taxes and Flags
A Detroit Free Press item notes locks costing over one dollar will be taxed. It also reports Berlin residents rarely see the American flag and says many Germans on the battlefront wish they had never encountered it.
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German readers reassess nation’s military idols
A Teut newspaper writer from Germany says his countrymen now realize their military idols are sodden clay and hate to admit it to the world. They need not fear, as the world learned the truth already.
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Knights of Columbus Shower Cigarettes to Soldiers During Battle
A wartime cable from Knights of Columbus headquarters in Paris describes twenty thousand packages of cigarettes stamped Compliments of Knights of Columbus dropped from American planes to infantry and artillerymen during General Pershing’s St Mihiel offensive. The effort, begun with an American air unit, delighted soldiers who found the gesture highly meaningful.
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Prohibition Ballot Call From Harrisburg Leader
In a 1918 Harrisburg message the state chairman urges votes for both ratification and prohibition. The letter promotes Revily DRY legislators and the Prohibition state ticket, ending with signatures BEP PRUGH. The item quotes at length from the Kansas City Journal with scattered unrelated remarks about a prima donna and a TV incident.
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Home Bactinage Elbow Bruise Tale From Dictionaries
A brief cartoonish item recalls a man attempting to hang a picture on stacked dictionaries. The dictionaries topple, injuring his elbow while he jokes about language failures. A light domestic vignette with playful dialogue and a local newspaper tone.
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