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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1917

Page

2

Physical exercises to train youth for military duty

The article argues that each individual must be physically fit to endure hardship and perform under minimal rest. It recommends a five mile open air walk, daily conditioning, brief sponge baths, and vigorous outdoor activity as a supplement to serious work, stressing the need for overall preparedness amid impending international war.

Hawever George J. Fisher International Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association Eng

Citizens urged to adopt daily vigor plan for wartime duty

The article urges Americans to improve physical fitness to meet military needs. It cites low passing rates in tests, and proposes a daily program of exercises a brisk bath a quick rub and a five mile walk. It notes plans for US naval cooperation with Entente powers and possible use of Brest as a base. It outlines general lines for credit loan distribution food production transport and wartime trade cooperation with Allies.

America United States Army Air Atlantic Caribbean South America British Isles Mediterranean Europe Brest Wilson Congress Great Britain Germany

Senate sponsor backs compulsory military training bill

Senator George E. Chamberlain of Oregon leads the push for a compulsory training bill before Congress. The proposal calls for organizing an army of 500,000 men immediately as part of preparedness efforts.

George E. Chamberlain Oregon Congress Chamberlain Senate

Hoover A Self Made Man Built From Humble Start

Herbert C. Hoover known as Bert by Stanford peers rose from $2 a day miner to mining engineer in San Francisco. He profited from an abandoned Australian gold mine and later served as mining expert for the North China government before the Boxer uprising. He and Mrs. Hoover endured the siege of Tientsin and he later rebuilt fortunes in coal, London, and global mining interests. During World War I he led relief efforts and chaired the Belgian relief commission. He has since been placed in charge of conserving the nation’s food supply.

Herbert C. Hoover Bert Stanford Leland Stanford University San Francisco Australia North China Hoover Tientsin London Burma Mexico China California Russia American Relief Commission Belgian Relief Commission

Admiral 72 Fights To Return To Active Duty

Rear Admiral George C. Reiter, aged seventy two and long retired, arrived in New York from Washington upset after being turned down again by the navy department. He says he feels spry and would rejoin active service if allowed, though he must obey orders.

George C. Reiter New York Washington Navy Department Admiral Reiter Department

Army training before France: a year or more needed

A military expert argues that an American army sent to Europe must be fully equipped and thoroughly trained, requiring at least a year. He warns that unprepared troops would hinder and not help the Allied front, noting veterans of the Kaiser hold the advantage.

United States France Germany Europe England Russia Haye Great Britain

Spreading Wilson's Gospel by Allied Aviators

British and French aviators drop translated German versions of President Wilson's address over German lines and territory. The plan, urged by an American citizen, aims to sow discontent and is being carried out from London to central powers areas.

Wilson Congress Middle West Gregory Washington London Presient Wilson

Amazing corn removal claim from old advert

An old advertisement touts frezone for corns saying a quarter ounce costs little and removes corns quickly. It claims the remedy dries the corn root and leaves skin unharmed and urges readers to clip the note for a family member.

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L. C. Eddy Attorney-at-Law Practice Ad

L C Eddy Attorney at Law promotes general law services and collections. Eddy offers prompt attention to cases and legal matters.

L. C. Eddy General Law

Increase Your Business with Warren Mail Ads

Advertisers are urged to plan 1917 promotions with Warren Mail Ads and place weekly advertisements. For contracts of one month or one year, call 36 and an Ad Taker will visit to arrange.

Warren Mail Arange

WE DO JOB PRINTING. In the finest style of the "art pre servative."

Advertisement notes mail printing company offers job printing in the finest style of the art preservative and invites readers to call or visit samples and pricing at 229 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Mail Printing CO Pennsylvania Avenue Ibe Penna. Es

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