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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
2
A 1918 wartime instruction urging citizens to curb consumption of wheat meat and fats while preserving milk sugar and other staples. It stresses that civilians must adapt habits to keep armies supplied and prevent Germany from winning, with a focus on home provisioning and collective effort.
Amsterdam dispatch reports the death of Grand Duke Mecklinburg-Strelitz by suicide. His body was found in a small lake with a gunshot wound to the chest. The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger notes the grand duke was silent and reserved, hinting at sadness behind public reserve.
Washington February 28 Secretary Manuels announced the appointment of 171 more enlisted men of the navy as temporary warrant officers.
John Siggins Jr of Warren announces his candidacy for State Senate from the 48th District. Victory depends on the Republican primary held May 21, 1918.
Prominent food value student Miss Moses explains potato nutrition and practical kitchen uses. Ford State Public Safety chairwoman endorses Moses findings and recommends potato recipes to State housewives.
The article promotes a Food Army campaign urging readers to save wheat by not serving bread with meals and using potatoes as a substitute. It offers recipes converting potatoes into flour substitutes and meals, including potato cheese scallops and potato based baked dishes, to sustain nutrition while conserving scarce food.
Reports from the Western Front and battles across Poland and Ukraine detail German advances toward Kiev and Petrograd while British and American forces face gas bombardment. J. Balfour reiterates allied aims for a strong court to enforce peace, and German leaders urge negotiated peace with Belgium’s independence.
Mrs. August Philips arrives in Washington to assume duties as hostess spouse of the newly appointed minister from Holland. She settles into a home in the national capital and joins the social circuit.
The license of Moses Newberger of Amsterdam New York is revoked by the United States food administration for sugar sales at overcharged figures. The revocation takes effect March 1 and he may reapply after April 1 after refunding all overcharges.
Franklin High School fell 42 to 35 at Warren in a Friday game. Warren hosts Franklin on March 15. Mail Your Order For Printing to The Mail Warren Pa. Prices One Subscription.
Memphis readers learn restricted travel is rising as railroads deploy agents to curb I. W. W. activities and deter cross country movement. The story notes enforcement targets various travelers including trains de luxe and hobos.
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