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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1918
Page
3
The piece rails at vicious politics and a sectarian letter urging a Republican Congress. It cites Pennsylvania figures like L Warren E Beshlin and J Washington Logue, notes war effort unity, laments the Pennsylvania Patriotic Union campaign flyer, and ends with a quip about Villa.
The article praises President Wilson's handling of long distance notes from Berlin, arguing he has access to private information and will respond without public pressure. It notes the administration's stance toward Austria-Hungary and the need for national support to win the war. It also mentions local candidates Beshlin Ferringer and Neilly as forthcoming reliance.
Fred Lockley of Portland reports from London that men find more pleasure in giving than in getting. Y M C A and Salvation Army workers supply goods and services to troops while books arrive via the American Library Association. A lieutenant and his company eagerly buy the traveling Y M C A goods, showing gratitude beyond measure.
A dialogue fragment shows a candidate pledging to be a servant of the people while the Householder counters that such a stance would destroy policy agendas, demanding limits and demands for time off and raises. The exchange reveals tensions over governance and compensation.
Lieut. Coningsby Dawson urges home support for the WWC A and allied national efforts to raise 170,500,000 the week of November 11. The funds back munitions of mercy and supply trenches behind the front lines, with M C A W C A National Catholic War Council Jewish Welfare Board American Library Association War Camps Community Service and Salvation Army participating. American W C A workers in Brittany host a tea at a nurses hut and share home comforts with service members aboard a hostess house and nurses hut visit.
A Washington Star vent exposes how many non essential occupations exist and calls out the labor of those who devise names for sleeping care and apartment houses, illustrating overextended efforts in trivial tasks.
Ernest P. Orr recalls a close encounter with German officers in a French hilltop complex. The pair are escorted through routine bowing, observe soldiers, kitchens, and a bathhouse, and escape via a log-barrier gate beneath watchful guards.
The Red Cross reports allotments of 2200 sweaters and 5000 pairs of socks to be completed by February 1. A headquarters letter urges careful use of yarn, allows broad knitting while supplies last, and warns production may pause when stock is exhausted.
Commander Evangeline Booth announces a United War Work Campaign goal to recruit 800 additional War Work women for France. Col. Barker reports progress from France with 1,210 trained workers, 420 huts, and dugouts aiding American troops and humanitarian relief.
The Warren County Chapter reports a delay in receiving its allotted yarn portion. Officials expect arrival soon and will issue prompt notice upon receipt.
The notice states a limited stock of service flags is available for purchase at 79 cents per flag.
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