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The piece presents a garbled community page from Warren Pennsylvania with ads for subscription rates, local notices, and a political opinion column by Captain A G Lyons. It rails against hoarding during war, advocates Liberty Loan participation, and discusses tariffs and national economy with mentions of President Wilson and congressional races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Comaty
Musday
Penneyivania Avenue
the Times Publising CO. (Inc
A. Walker
Ealtor
W. Raased
Recretery
Ciumpon
Lintamanan, Inc
Reyreemntation
Kantigh Bt
New York City
A. G. Lyons
Julius Caesar
America
Repubican
Liberty Loan
Warren
Morning Chronicle
Knoze
Our Boys Camp Hancock Special Training Plan
Readable fragments describe a military camp and unit organization for a company under siege like conditions. It notes preparations, tents, supply issues, smoke allocations, and a marching tempo. Names, units, and locations refer to Harrisburg and nearby command posts as officers outline drills and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haron
Auzeste
Ruy Ander
Victalty
Spaoldiern
Aquail Lewin
Stroat ¢ Bine Fort Ama
Toynte
Peculan
Dg Bose
Beatae
Eibinen
Beatquariene Company
Comerkion Hie
Argh Bristow's Column Reprints Odd Editorial Snippet
A dense 혼us of stray lines and garbled phrases presents as a fragmented column by Argh Bristow. The readable passages hint at a satirical domestic piece with references to fashion, foods, and ordinary life, mingled with nonsensical lines and stray names.
Liberty Loan Appeal From Theodore Roosevelt
The former president Theodore Roosevelt urges every household to buy Liberty Bonds to support the war effort. He stresses duty for men and women, government credit backing, and the need to fund soldiers, factories, and supplies through widespread public investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Belgium
Serbia
Yeusaion Ambazasdor
Russia
France
Armenia
Rooney
Yurself
United States
Theodore Roosavelt
Ao Witea
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NOLL OF HUXOR FOR NO D BUTERS
Washington Oct 40 A roll of honor at the infligns describes bonds and duties preserved in the national arena. The preparation of the lowe ym discusses who buys duties from the funny delbar. The march of the engineers and trains is noted with a foot equal through generations.
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Washington
Arvolury Meadwg
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