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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
6
The Milton borough council will begin meetings with a prayer, following a committee’s rule draft. The prior years saw a similar practice start and then halt after a few sessions.
War reshapes English women as Margaret Bell notes in the Daily Mail. The former society butterfly becomes an active contributor, from sewing to charity drives, governesses teaching, and housework becoming a disciplined field of rational living.
Italy will color all petrol to distinguish army fuel from private use. Army dyes are permanent, enabling easy testing of private consumption and swift legal action against fraudsters who obtain army petrol at high prices.
The statement praises a preparation for exceeding its asserted claims. It asserts complete fulfillment of the expectations and quality promised beforehand.
Two three month old O I C boars for sale at 25 dollars each. Reserve spring pigs now. Inquire H B Howell, Farmer, State Hospital, Warren, Pa. Feb 213 times.
Public school children of Menasha Wisconsin have produced 10 000 gun cleaners for troops in Texas and begun another 10 000 unit shipment. The cleaners are made from waste material and assembled in Red Cross rooms by students ages seventeen.
An anxious passenger asks if the car travels via Dale street or Church street at Tunnel Road, Liverpool. The female conductor replies she only collects fares and has no control over the route, leaving the passenger to decide whether to risk missing the last train to Southport.
A late warfront photo shows German prisoners aiding wounded French soldiers under a French Red Cross worker. The stretcher rides on a two wheeled cart as Fritz helps, preferring work over prison idleness. The fate of American prisoners remains unrevealed while General Pershing signals a future influx.
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