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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1918

Page

5

Poison gas now purifies water and saves lives on front

Chlorine gas once used to injure enemies is now employed to sanitize British army water supplies. The Royal Army Medical Corps built a foolproof chlorination program, replacing older methods with chlorine gas and tablets, ensuring safe drinking water. Food science and ration planning support soldier health, with isothermal studies guiding menus across fronts.

London Socrates British Royal Army Medical Corps Mrtisil Jan Lemiamaa Thomas Atkins Salonica Mesopotamia Africa

Service belt honors the fighting boys in home front stance

Women display patriotism by wearing a service belt as shown in a photograph. Four stars on the belt symbolize a brother, relatives, and a sweetheart serving in the armed forces, aiming to stir public pride and support nationwide.

Surgeon Cleared in Suit Over Life Saving Operation

Fifteen years after Dr Edward Kellogg performed a life saving operation on William Perlman the now 22 year old man sued for 50000 dollars claiming loss of two toes. A jury ruled Perlman not entitled to damages.

New York Edward Kellogg William Perlman Perlman Perlin

Crack Airman Soulier to Demonstrate Morane Plane

Paris reports Adjutant Soulier the French air ace selected to travel to the United States to demonstrate the Morane monoplanes. He downed seven German aircraft in rapid time before being wounded in Flanders. Navarre faces travel ban due to concerns over insanity and safety.

Paris Adjutant Soulier United States Morane Robert Morane Morsane-Saulworks Jean Navarre Guynemer Navarre Soulier Flanders Raoul Givas Lufberry

Day-Old Son Saves Daddy From Desertion Charge

In Denver a one day old infant named John Pershfield Jr. reportedly helped his father Private John Pershfield Sr. avoid a desertion court martial. The elder Pershfield had received a furlough from Camp Kearney to visit home but overstayed, prompting Col. Hamrock to seek arrest.

Denver Colo John Pershfield, Jr John Pershfield One Hundred and Fifty-seventh Infantry Sam Pershfield Camp Kearney Linda Vista Cal Patrick Hamrock Center Army Hamrock Mr. Stork

Atkinson Commands U S Gas and Flame Regiment

Lieut. Col. E J Atkinson aged thirty four formerly of Canton now commands the renowned gas and flame regiment of the United States Army. Promoted from major he is among the youngest officers to hold such a high rank and is stationed at Fort Meyer Virginia.

Canton E. J. Atkinson United States Atkinson Fort Meyer

Newspaper Woman Describes Escape through German Lines

Miss RB Bennett Burleigh tells of a daring journey from Ostend to Dunkirk and Brussels to Zeebrugge. She recounts travel on foot, disguise among German guards, a sea escape in a sailboat, and an airplane chase halted by British fire. She argues Germans must be beaten to secure peace.

New York Brussels Louvain Zeebrugge Ostend Bennett Burleigh Belgium Bruges Miss Burleigh Dunkirk

Sorry She Divorced Him In Court To Undo Decree

Mrs Margaret Lane sought to set aside her divorce after learning her ex husband was valued at 45 dollars monthly for support and 10000 dollars if killed. He sent 45 dollars from Fort Leavenworth. she must write a full confession and obtain his consent to undo the decree as Missouri courts proceed slowly.

Missouri

Woman Insurance Actuary Joins War Risk Bureau

Mrs Dorothy McDonnell Rolph of Denver, a widow, is identified as possibly the nation’s only female insurance actuary. She has accepted the position of director of the compensation bureau of War Risk Insurance in the War Department at Washington.

Dorothy McDonnell Rolph Denver United States War Department Washington

Education Question Reveals Literacy Gap in Mill Worker

A Wheeling mill worker who could not read or write answered a lawyer aided questionnaire by stating he earned twelve dollars a day. The scene highlights literacy barriers among laborers in the era.

Veteran in AMAZE at Anniston Camp

Veteran Clark Stll, a Confederate veteran, visits Camp McClellan near Anniston with 80 000 troops and shows modern soldiers bayonet drills while recounting Civil War hardships and moonshine legends. Irish instructor Peppery Bill Madden leads trainees through aggressive bayonet practice amid a high tension, wartime atmosphere.

Anniston Bill” Madden Camp McClellan Bill

Veteran observer praises modern army camp during visit

Private Clark Snow recalls a 1918 memory as a Irish instructor impresses him with a well organized camp. He notes modern trucks food and discipline, contrasts with past shortages, and hopes future soldiers inherit today’s abundance and spirit.

Clark Snow Snow Stars and Stripes

Salvation Army Uses Poll Taxes For War Work

In Wichita Kansas Salvation Army solicitors collect poll tax receipts from business men to fund overseas war relief. They will present receipts to city officials when refunds are issued following a Kansas supreme court ruling allowing cities to skip poll tax collection.

Wichita Kan Kansas Supreme Court Salvation Army

Thrift stamps worn as beauty spots debut in Seattle

Seattle girls embrace thrift stamps as non taxed beauty spots. Miss Eva Henderson leads the fad with stamps pasted at an angle on the forehead. While cosmetics incur a 50 percent tax, thrift stamps remain untaxed and accumulate interest.

Seattle Wash Eva Henderson Sam

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