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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

2

Practical Summer Dress from Pictorial Review No. 6953

A detailed home dress making lesson for a summer frock in satin crepe de chine or crepe meteor. Describes construction of front and back pieces, pockets, waist, girdle, stay, and tab extensions with perforation guides, sleeve and collar sewing, and finishing. Sizes 14 to 20 years. price 20 cents.

Pictorial Review

Carry On and the Somme Front A British novelist's war letters

English writer Coningsby Dawson, now serving as a Canadian officer, sends home from the Somme a striking collection of letters in Carry On. He describes civilian life in uniform, the horror of trench warfare, moral courage, and the struggle to translate war experiences into fiction. He recalls front-line chaos, moments of humor among fear, and a call for American sacrifice as the war drags on.

Oningsby Dawson United States Canada England Somme Coningsby Dawson Atlantic Europe France No Man's Land No Man’s Land Fifth Avenue the Waldorf London Ife Dawson Coifirsby Steel “Ene D.C. M United States of America America Calvary

Ex-Greek Queen Sophia's Influence on Constantine's Neutral War Policy

A detailed retrospective on King Constantine of Greece, born 1868, and his German-leaning stance amid World War I. It covers Sophia the Kaiser's sister shaping his neutrality, Venizelos’ clashes leading to a Saloniki government, and Greece's entente versus central powers tensions with leaders' shifts and royal family dynamics.

Constantine Venizelos Germany Sophia Athens Marie Russia Alexandra England Leipzig Wilhelm Turkey Dardanelles Berlin France Alexander London Ton Ten Brother

Life Extension Institute Sees 99 Percent Below Par

Yale Professor Irving Fisher told a Pittsburgh audience on public health and welfare that 99 percent of Americans are below par. He urged a national health department, military training through schools, and bone dry legislation to end alcoholism, contrasting with Germany and other nations.

Life Extension Institute Irving Fisher Yale Pittsburgh Germany Japan Switzerland Sweden Greece Department of Health

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