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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
2
The Warren Mail notes its establishment date July 25 1848 annual subscription price in advance of 1 50 and post office entry as second class matter in Warren Pennsylvania The paper is represented for foreign advertising by the American Press Association with general offices in New York Chicago and branches in major cities.
Anthrax in yarn is blamed for Mrs. J. M. Borland of Rouseville contracting the disease while knitting for the Red Cross. Dr. William C. Tyler diagnosed the carbuncle on her arm as anthrax, prompting concern as thousands of women knit for the Red Cross.
Lewiston Iowa February 14 Idaho timothy seed growers hold nearly all of the 1917 crop for investment believing postwar demand will rehabilitate meadowland in America and Europe. Seed is quoted six cents but growers refuse less than ten cents possibly higher.
Circuit Judge Willis B. Perkins denied Chicago Tribune motion to dismiss a 1,000,600 libel suit brought by Henry Ford of Detroit. The judge ruled the case properly instituted in Grand Rapids, noting the Tribune published an article on Ford's peace motives referring to events before the U.S. entered World War I.
February 14. A train of 20 cars loaded with tobacco for American troops departed today. Mayor Newsom delivered a patriotic address as crowds gathered to witness the large consignment begin its journey to the front.
Police arrested leaders of the Syndicalists who escaped during riots in Copenhagen. About 60,000 to 100,000 people attempted to storm the treasury plunder shops and enter the royal palace. Among those seized was Christian Christensen editor of the Syndicalist paper Solidarity.
A New York hotel offers a patriotic corn bread recipe using cornmeal and flour in large amounts. Ingredients include milk, butter substitute, syrup, eggs, salt, cornmeal, rye flour, and baking powder. The mixture is blended with butter and syrup then eggs and milk added before baking.
The Republican primary candidate John Sigdins Jr announces his bid for the 48th Senate District. He states his name will appear on the ballot for the GOP primary to be held May 21, 191%. The article notes the candidacy amid primary decision processes.
Miss Blanche cum of Chicago, held as a prisoner in Germany, has secured her passport with aid from the American consul general in Zurich. The singer, detained without reason, is reuniting with her father and preparing to return home after a prolonged confinement.
The article portrays Britain’s home front defense with three lines: frontline soldiers, naval power, and women in industry and military roles. It highlights the Woman’s Military Reserve led by Viscountess Castlereagh and Hon. Evelina Harefield, their official aims, drill, merit-based officer ranks, and potential role in future invasions. It also mentions suffragists, notably Mrs. Haverfield, and the broader social mobilization for defense.
Port Clinton Ohio February 14 a major peach grower at Danbury has sold his 1918 crop from 3000 trees at 25 cents per tree and will haul fruit to the owner’s fruit house. Cold weather raises fears of possible crop failure while others insist some fruit remains viable.
Observation by the United States Weather Bureau at 8 p m yesterday provides temperature and weather conditions for New Orleans with incomplete OCR text.
A reflective musing on genuine friends who visit in prosperity only when invited, yet show no true concern in adversity, contrasting imagined loyalties with real presence. It highlights the value of steadfast companions in hard times.
Brief notes describe how small portions of bacon and grain sustain soldiers, providing energy and heat during field operations. The text emphasizes practical rations and the importance of reliable food for endurance in harsh conditions.
New York market report notes butter at higher than 52 24 uP525 c. eggs fresh gathered extra fine at 56 44 47c. state cheese held specials 20 , 264.0. February 13.
Buffalo market notes list prices for winter wheat, corn, oats, flour, butter, cheese, eggs, and dressed poultry. It also covers live poultry, potatoes, onions, beans, and East Buffalo livestock values, including cattle, lambs, and sheep with varied price ranges across categories.
The report notes thunder travels about fifteen miles, and sounds of battle can be heard much farther, though the limit of carrying power remains a point of discussion.
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