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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1918
Page
3
An urging to voters nationwide to select a new Congress state officers and legislature, stressing public welfare and the universal right to vote as a war aim. A second section warns about open windows for health, and a note from President Wilson criticizes Austria’s delays, urging decisive peace and unity.
The fourth Liberty Loan surpassed expectations amid influenza and pro German influence. Warren county raised over 4 million dollars, reflecting American resolve to fund the war and support soldiers, despite obstacles and war weariness. The piece urges voters to study political issues before the next election and maintain wartime efficiency in civic life.
The piece predicts tighter winter rations in America as allies confront responsibilities for liberated civilians in France and Belgium. It urges continued Belgian Relief support and sacrifices by the U S and allies, while criticizing Prince Max of Germany and noting Allied diplomacy shaping the postwar outlook.
The Los Angeles Times notes the Kaiser courting mass support for officials who can earn public confidence. The commentary suggests a repeating pattern of political maneuvering and skepticism toward authority. The fragment hints at a controversial national stance and public rhetoric during a tense period.
London dispatch reports a Washington led campaign of frank, straight talk as American editors tour Britain and the front. The visit, praised by English officials and publics, aims to educate both nations about wartime efforts, boosting English morale and American credibility while aligning perspectives on the war.
The Red Cross urges masking for anyone in contact with influenza, supplies masks through Health Board, and advises sterilizing hourly. It provides home production directions for a four-strap gauze mask with pleats and corner tapes for secure fit.
The article argues tanks, first used in 1917, prove the war’s most crucial land and air asset. It credits Allied force breakthroughs near Soissons, Rheims, and on the Amens front to light mobile tanks, outlining their impact on front width, casualty reduction, and wage of campaigns.
A 1918 wartime piece urges avoiding waste at Halloween using pumpkins for food rather than lanterns. It includes pumpkin pie recipe, conservation crust, shelf-stable canning steps, sugar and spice ratios, and guidance on drying and storage of pumpkin for winter pies.
Lady Duif-Gordon spoke at the Ritz in New York about 1918 skirts calling them shorter and skimpier, nearly a riveting fashion shift. The exchange quoted her as noting the "golden calf" worship reference and a joked link to a worldly religion conquering much of the globe.
Early season shopping urge pushes buyers to start now with gift ideas. Merchants promote deals while salespeople advocate timely purchases and government officials acknowledge the boost to local economy.
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