Post Office Second Class Matter Listing for Warren
The notice records that mail matter is entered at the Warren Pennsylvania post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
4
Party for Teacher Be Seciable and Boost
A reminiscence urging constructive teacher appreciation through social gatherings. It suggests hosting parties at church, school, or home with pie and cake to boost community regard for teachers, ease grudges, and improve attitudes toward education and school funding.
SELL YOUR WHEAT Uncle Sam Getting Mad
Washington hints that if farmers keep holding wheat the government may seize it for the allies fighting overseas. A 30 day wheat food ban could be ordered, as Mr. Hoover coordinates with needs of soldiers in France. The public is urged to sacrifice and farmers must receive fair treatment in the wartime economy.
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Washington
Airplane program praised amid wartime rivals
The commentary notes that after the war President Wilson and the Kaiser are unlikely to become friends. It argues peace will see Wilson retire and remarks that the Allies will not invite him to Berlin. The piece highlights French vigilance and asserts the American airplane program is the finest of any belligerent.
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President Wilson
Kaiser
Wilson
Katery
Berlin
Ain Lanes
Unroll the Map of Creation and the Vigilantes
Bliss Carman evokes a grand moral battle among a disciplined group. The speaker questions the reader’s willingness to endure hardship, fight for ideals, and resist profiteering while confronting time’s vast plan. The poem frames a collective call to courage and integrity.
Punish Disloyal German-Americans Postwar Tax Return
The speaker argues that removing citizenship and deporting suspected German-Americans after the war would help finance the Kaiser's war taxes. He suggests turning panhandlers into productive workers, transforming roaming knights into farmers, to support victory in the conflict.
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Germany
Army Recruiting Office Opens in Erie
Army recruiting officer Lewellen Hart attached to the Erie office has arrived and opened a recruiting office in the Post Office building.
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Lewellen Hart
U.S. Army
Erie
West Named for Warren County Education Post
At a farm labor conference meeting in the YMCA office of County Superintendent Knapp the committee selected B A West of Columbus to be recommended to Governor Brumbaugh as the Warren county appointee. Committee members were C S Knapp Harry Johnson and W D Todd, appointed by Chairman Ball to make the recommendation. West is a well known farmer in a farming community and his appointment should be satisfactory locally.
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Farm Labor
Knapp
B. A. West
Columbus
Brumbaugh
Warren County
C. S Knapp
Harry Johnson
W. D. Todd
Ball
Public Safety Committee
West
The Wright Brothers and the Aeroplane’s Parlor Game
A peculiar meditation on early aviation notes Orville and Wilbur Wright and the peril and promise of flight. It praises breaking gravity, mentions pilots earning high pay for risk, and questions whether flying is sport, weapon, or work, finishing with a puzzled nod to a forgotten name.
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Orville
Wilbur Wright
North Pole
Pike’s Peak
Aeroplanes Backed by Cheap Prices and Luxuries
The Aeroplane era is priced at 2500 dollars cash for 1916 models offering travel luxuries. Experts note planes require large takeoff fields and will not be common for poor buyers. City editors print ads as is, delaying widespread adoption.
Five local youths take Annapolis entrance exam
Five young men from the district compete for an Annapolis Naval Academy appointment. The nominees are Charles Tewis and Robert Dennison of Warren, Joseph T. Wilson and Frances L. Robbins of Bradford, and Donald Kraer of Sheffield. The three day test is described as the stiffest, with the highest scorer earning the appointment.
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Annapolis Naval Academy
Charles Tewis
Robert Dennison
Warren
Joseph T. Wilson
Frances L. Robbins
Bradford
Donald Kraer
Sheffield
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