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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1917
Page
3
A political notice urges citizens to support war financing through bond purchases, stressing modest sacrifices and voluntary cooperation. It outlines duties for households and local groups, highlights the need for accurate needs statements, and calls for individual efforts aligned with national defense programs. It frames personal restraint as essential to the larger sacrifice.
A patriotic appeal urges conservation of wheat, corn, and other staples during wartime. The piece credits American farmers with record crops and warns against wasting food, linking sloth to enemy strength. It notes Hoover’s Food Conservation Week and calls readers to fund Liberty Loans and avoid “slacker” behavior in dining and handling supplies. It mentions local political notes and endorsements amid the broader talk of national effort.
An article notes Italy’s busy postwar air efforts led by Caproni and the need for airplanes to aid victory ahead of Boeing competition. It mentions Springfield Republican reporting on fire department discord over the Brooklyn elevator blaze, two hundred thousand dollars of damage, and a note about a German victory cited by the New York World.
Readable fragments describe Qua Boys at Camp Hancock undergoing camp duties, drills, and regiment reorganization. Mentions firing, inoculations, companies marching, and a planned parade with equipment and discipline. Notes about officers, medical details, and expected large brigade display in August.
A fragmented open forum transcript discusses topics under debate with references to figures and themes about authority, ethics, and social order. Several lines mention public concerns and responses, hinting at a diverse set of participants from Saskatoon and nearby communities.
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