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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
2
A detailed description of a Havana brown union linen Russian blouse dress with self material trims and bone buttons. It explains self trimming, pocket belt collar, front or side adjust, and notes material needs and construction steps. It also lists two compatible patterns: Pictorial Review Blouse No. 7177 and Skirt No. 7130, each priced at 20 cents.
Secretary Franklin K Lane declared that coal production in the United States reached a historic high last year, with the first six months of this year yielding 270 million tons, about 20 million more than the same period last year. Railroads and mine operators cooperated to boost output and transport capacity, ensuring growing supply for fuel and industry.
London reports that arrangements are set to deport all Germans from Liberia. They will depart within days bound for France as the destination, according to officials.
The London Chronicle notes that America faced nothing but confidence in its mandate from the eternal throne and that freedom movements needed to act though they marched alone. It recalls comrades who fought bravely but lacked kin and ends with England's joy at the declaration of support.
The War Department will number all army regiments after entering federal service. Regular regiments keep existing names while National Guard units are renumbered, starting after the regulars. National Guard and National Army units may show state identifiers in parentheses for local identification.
John Barrett of the Pan American Union told a senate subcommittee that aero plane experts in England and France believed Germany could build Zeppelins and giant airplanes within a year that might cross the Atlantic and reach New York Boston Philadelphia and even Washington before fuel exhaustion halted them.
Charles McGinnis, a Delaware farmer, raises eight pigs with a foxhound and her five puppies. The unusual family is thriving despite the mother pig dying when the piglets were two days old.
The piece contrasts submarines and destroyers amid wartime action. It recounts a submarine encounter with a ten-ship squadron, a perilous underwater fight, and the crew’s discipline and nerves. It also contrasts destroyer duty with battleship observers and stresses toughness, training, and absence of imagination for submariners.
Attilio Gazzi, a Brooklyn restaurant keeper, faced court for failing to muzzle his dog Rover. He argued the dog helps him collect beer coins and returns pints from a saloon, wearing a self made home defense uniform. Gazzi was fined for the offense.
The costliest male calf on record sold for 53200 dollars in Worcester Massachusetts. The five month old animal was named King Ormsby Jane Ray Apple.
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