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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
7
The Navy League comfort committee installs knitting machines at its headquarters to produce socks, sweaters, mufflers, and other wearables for servicemen. A sock takes 35 minutes to knit on a machine, prompting an appeal to patriotic knitters to switch from hand knitting to machine work to speed production.
Vina E. Saylor an eighteen year old from Broadhead Kentucky was wooed by a smooth talking agent promising marriage. She was taken to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh where she was deserted with her wedding trunk full of fur gifts from her father. Her father and uncle trapped furs in Kentucky and sold to a New York firm.
A Boston plan from the Council of National Defense urges boarding houses to circulate a pledge card. Boarders would join the United States food administration, agreeing to conserve meat, wheat, sugar and fats under the food administrator's guidelines.
Air force planners propose that airplane manufacturers fit wall mounted cases to hold preheated vacuum bottles so airmen can receive hot meals, ensuring better in-flight meals.
A brief quotation extols charity as true wealth and condemns the ungenerous, urging acts of giving to society through neighborly aid and benevolence.
Republican gubernatorial bid of Rob ert Patton Habgood from Bradford McKean County gains statewide support. Habgood former legislator and newspaper editor advocates prohibition and woman suffrage and backs harmony within party while funding broad newspaper advertising campaign.
L. C. Eddy, Attorney-at-Law, 410 Pennsylvania Avenue West, offers general law practice with prompt collections services and attentive handling of legal matters.
Editors urge readers to recruit bright young writers from their town to send weekly letters. More letters will expand local coverage and strengthen The Warren Mail.
Mrs. Fitzgerald wife of Lieut Col Fitzgerald now private secretary to Lord French and formerly wife of Anthony J Drexel is a leading figure in efforts to entertain wounded Tommies and Sam.
The state bank report lists assets and liabilities for Warren National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania as of March 4 1918. It details loans discounts bonded securities cash reserves deposits and other items with totals and mentions officers and a notary public on the oath date.
The Citizens National Bank Warren shows assets and liabilities as of March 4 1918 including loans and discounts 69318037 dollars securities 100000 etc total resources 92633636. Liabilities include various deposits and rediscounts with total demand and time deposits and notes payable. Officials O A Pressel cashier attests to accuracy March 14 1918 with notary Joseph A Schofield and others.
Rev. Henry Leesman pastor of St. Pauls Evangelical church in Ogden said a note he tried to pass to a Fort Douglass prisoner came from a woman who attended his church. He claimed no wrongdoing but warned the woman, who posed as the prisoners bride, is dangerous.
In Warren County Common Pleas No 2 March Term 1918 Susie J Flahety Libellant vs Stephen Flaherty Respondent a subpoena and alias subpoena were returned non est inventus You are ordered to appear at the Court of Common Pleas in Warren Borough on the first Monday in May 1918 the 6th to answer the libellant’s petition and show cause why a divorce should not be granted The Sheriff Geo A W DeForest Warren Pa March 4 1918 D U Arird Attorney
A wartime call urges Americans to cut bread consumption to aid France England and Italy. By saving a quarter of last year’s intake, the nation can feed hungry allies, sustain fighters, and avoid self denial by substituting a similar food.
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