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Rates for daily subscriptions are listed with different prices by delivery method and region. Domestic carrier and mail within the United States and territories cost 4.60 per year, foreign post-paid outside those areas 6.00 per year, and Canada and other International Postal Union countries 3.00 to 6.00 per year depending on eligibility. The notice notes entry as second class matter in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Alaska
Cuba
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Penn’s
Autumn Joy in Warren Outdoors Sanctuary
The piece extols autumn’s beauty in Warren with rainbow hills and a river scene under moonlit nights. It argues sickness and mortality cannot dampen outdoor appreciation while rain and moonbeams invite people to seek freedom and the outdoors as a sanctuary against indoor confinement.
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Warren
Nuts for Nutrition in Wartime Diets
A U S Food Administration bulletin urges families to nut harvests for nutrition and patriotism. It highlights chestnuts and peanuts for soups and fillings, promotes peanut butter in school lunches, and notes using nut shells for gas mask carbon for soldiers, tying frugality to national effort.
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Sammy
Red Cross
Keep Up With War News And Nut Packing
The piece urges Americans to stay focused on winning the war while noting nut gathering in autumn and shells of various nuts for lunch. It discusses German and Austrian wartime moves, the risk of sensational reports, and stresses continuing war production and bond activity as necessary.
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Germany
Austria
United States
Belgium
Red Cross
Pork production drive boosts farm clubs and patriotism
Farmers are urged to join pig clubs as government orders push to raise pork output by five percent. The notice highlights patriotic duty, financial rewards for participation, and plans to expand pig numbers this year and next. Also noted are wartime updates on submarines, coal surveys, and Allied advances in Durazzo.
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IN Country Nation
From Other Viewpoints on Allied War Conduct in Europe
A clipping cites critics calling American fighting methods audacious and lacking class. It contrasts Kaiser era complaints about Americans in Europe with estimates of two million Americans in France and a plan for more to travel on to Germany before returning.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Steat
France
Germany
Louisville Courier Journal
Czecho Slovaks Rise in World War Three Fronts For Freedom
London dispatch details the Czecho Slovaks, about 10 million strong, fighting on three fronts in Italy France and Russia. They aim to overthrow German rule in Bohemia Moravia and Hungary while pushing for national independence and Allied recognition of their National Council in Paris.
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Floyd McGriit
I. N
London
World War For Freedom
Europe
Bohemia
Italy
France
Russia
Austria- Hungary
Germany
England
Austria
Hungary
Moravia
America
Bolshevicks
Berlin
Serbia
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Croatia
Dalmatia
Montenegro
After Forty Quote From Vanderbilt Allen
In Atlantic City a dining room scene features Vanderbilt Allen noting that women over forty keep hair light while age stays hidden. He remarks, “After forty, woman keeps her hair light and her age dark,” as handsome matrons, all blond, surround him.
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Vanderbilt Allen
Atlantic City
Mr. Allen
United States Food Administration dietary tips during cold season
The article suggests light eating at cold onset and lists a U S Food Administration fuel rich breakfast plan. It includes oatmeal with dates and cream, toasted muffins, poached eggs, bacon, beefsteak with onions, potatoes, creamed carrots, stuffed peppers, mayonnaise salad, ice cream and cake.
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U. S. Food Administration
Apne Tapioca
Washington flu epidemic drives outdoor living measures
The nation at war confronts a deadly influenza surge in Washington with 31 deaths in one day and 27 the day before. Officials urge fresh air, outdoor living, open windows, and continuing wartime production while vaccination trials advance for pneumonia.
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America
Washington
Aly
Bowd Washington
Iba
Labor Board
Public Health Service
Fennevillania
Pittsburgh
New Jersey
Virginia
Medical Department of the Army
War Department
United States
Division of Sanitation
Pacific Coast
U. S. Public Health Service
Dying German Children Prompt Outrage Over Reform School
Amsterdam reports six youths died at Tiefenort reform school from severe undernourishment. Authorities term it tuberculosis linked to mental deficiency, provoking German parliament scrutiny and editorials condemning the explanation as evasive.
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Amsterdam
Tiefenort
Saxe-Weimer
Vorwaerts
Spain
Wrigley to End Tin Foil Use for Government Aid
Wrigley announces it will stop using tin foil to wrap Juicy Fruit and Doublemint to free material for the government. Juicy Fruit will switch to hermetically sealed pink wrappers like Spearmint, while Doublemint will use waxed pink paper instead of green. A separate mock exchange lampoon notes a marriage wrecker quip about superstitions and dates.
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Wrigley’s
Uncle Sam
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