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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1918
Page
3
G Lindenstein is listed as Foreign Advertising Representative at 118 East 18th Street New York City.
Rates of subscription are listed for domestic and foreign mail orders with post paid options. A lengthy editorial praises Federal Farm Loan Act, Federal Reserve Act, Ship Purchase Act, and wartime leadership of President Wilson. It argues for electing Beshlin, Ferringer, and Neilly to Congress, the Senate, and the Assembly, and lauds Wilson as world leader while noting German and Bulgarian wartime pressures.
In New York the Jewish Welfare Board graduated its tenth class of field workers, led by Col William S Barker who spoke of serving over there with the Salvation Army. Louis Marshall praised the camps influence as 58 graduates join about 200 workers in camps and naval stations. The board operates huts in camps, city centers for all faiths, and a Paris headquarters recruits 100 for overseas service as 125000 Jews serve in the armed forces.
A wartime宣 speech declares that the United States has delivered a firm message to Germany amounting to six billion dollars in total force. It asserts that Prussianism must be wiped out and that democracy liberty and justice will prevail. The Kaiser is warned that America will fight to the finish and exhaust all means including money to ensure victory.
Publication of a United States Public Health Service formula for inhaling chloroform and alcohol to treat pneumonia from Spanish influenza has led to dangerous misuse. The formula should be used only by physicians or under their direction. Chloroform reactions in certain conditions can worsen pneumonia, and using saturated cotton between the teeth is not advised as a preventive measure.
David Jamieson, president of the National Automobile Association, urges drivers to cut gasoline waste in a war effort. He cites Atlantic Refining Co figures and government goals, noting idle engines waste fuel. Aimed savings could fund planes and submarines, with motorists asked to cut consumption in October and November.
War Camp Community Service and the Knights of Columbus coordinate with University of Detroit cadets to ease homesickness. Officers seek furnished housing and a nonservant housekeeper, while receives targeted outreach from WCCS and local churches. Cards list personal details to tailor support, including hometown and preferences for activities.
Knights of Columbus leader William Mulligan explains the November campaign unites several war relief groups under one drive to raise funds for soldier morale and recreation. He notes the effort reduces costs, concentrates efforts, and that KoC will share in the general fund according to activities. Mulligan just returned from France after surveying overseas relief work.
A condensed excerpt recounts Senator Lodge urging Republican unity at a Boston convention in 1918. He defends supporting the administration on peace and praises Senate and House control to accelerate war efforts, arguing loyal backing strengthens prep, momentum, and national resolve.
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