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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
4
Theodore H Boice praises the flag as a symbol of liberty and strength. He lauds the stars and stripes for courage, universal inspiration, and steadfast fidelity to friends while opposing foes. The piece frames the flag as a global beacon from polar ice to tropical seas.
Farmers contest city hints and advise. They cite shortages of good help, high costs, middlemen profits, and distribution problems. They urge capital loan reform and practical experience over city editor rhetoric while trusting college youth to bring energy.
Back yard farming has been slowed for weeks due to cold weather. If crops meet expectations, urban farming could reduce the high cost of living. no speculators are noted in futures yet.
Poem urging farmers to join wartime effort by sowing and harvesting to sustain the Allied armies. It portrays farm workers as a national strength, praising their disciplined labor and devotion, and warns hunger at home if supply fails.
A notice warns that paying a dog license does not permit trespassing or digging on others' gardens. Owners risk their dogs being killed for property trespass and may face no legal remedy for the harmed party.
The article notes partisan lines declaring that neutrality is insufficient as nations align during wartime. It cites pressure on Brazil to pick a side, with strong standpoints framing neutrality as an impediment to Uncle Sam and the Allied cause.
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The Supreme Court upheld penalties against the Santa Fe in a government suit, ruling that unavoidable accidents cannot excuse violations when a railroad can relieve a train crew before a customary run ends. The decision broadens the act’s reach on hours of service for railroad workers.
Washington June 6 The supreme court approved a war economy cut in train service by annulling Missouri railroad commission orders that would have required Mobile and Ohio to restore six passenger trains. The railroad argued that several trains operated in interstate commerce and the state body lacked power to compel continuation.
The speaker recalls a mill encounter where an old man warns that "Waste is the great American thief" and argues Americans waste food and time. He urges cutting meat, eating lighter meals, and taking time to think, claiming Germany excels in efficient eating and that reducing intake sharpens mind and skin.
Diplomatic representatives in Panama of Entente governments act with Panamanian cooperation to compel reluctant reserves to go to Europe for service. Seventeen French and three Italian reservists were started whi ropeward.
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