Warren PA Newspaper Description and Advertisement Details
The item lists Warren Pennsylvania founding date July 25 1848 annual subscription price in advance 1.50 and credits A Larson as proprietor and editor It notes post office filing as second class matter and foreign advertising representation by the American Press Association with general offices in New York and Chicago and branches in principal cities
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Warren
Penn’a
Canteens Bring Home Comfort to Frightened Soldiers
Mrs. Jean Hull reports Red Cross canteens in France give soldiers a homelike touch. They provide coffee, sandwiches, sweets, clothing repair, and a reading room, boosting morale of men worn by trenches and mud. American women volunteers endure harsh conditions to lift spirits and offer sympathetic care.
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Washington
American Red Cross
France
Jean Hull
Red Cross
Eicer
Woman Insurance Actuary Takes Washington Post
Mrs Dorothy McDonnell Rolph a Denver widow and reputedly the United States only woman insurance actuary has accepted the position of director of the compensation bureau of war risk insurance in the war department at Washington.
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Dorothy McDonnell Rolph
Denver
United States
Compensation Bureau of War Risk Insurance
War Department
Washington
Simpkins Sighs Over Income Tax in 1917 Law
A man with $15 000 income calculates payable tax under the 1917 tax law. He notes surcharges for income over thresholds, extra 2 percent for married status, and child allowances, finally mailing his tax return with a sense of duty.
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Ile
Willough- Li
Simpkins
Mr. Simpkins
Los Angeles Library Bans German Books Citywide
The Los Angeles Public Library bans German books for the war duration and prohibits German language study for all ages. English works that might convey German ideas are also barred as civilians back the American war effort.
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Los Angeles Public Library
Los Angeles
Cal
Board of Education
Germany
Hoboettes of America Form Union in Cleveland
The Hoboettes of America, a union of female biscuit shooters who travel between cities, has been organized with Miss Kitty Donnelly as president. Cleveland serves as headquarters, and the group aims to secure fair wages and employment for stranded itinerant waitresses.
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Cleveland
America
Kitty Donnelly
New Union
Toasted Cigarettes Aid Red Cross Caring in France
Red Cross nurses in Europe distribute toasted Lucky Strike cigarettes to wounded soldiers in France. The toasted process preserves flavor and freshness, meeting soldiers’ requests for cigarettes, while the American Tobacco Company supplies millions through tobacco funds coordinated by newspapers.
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RED Cross Nurses
Europe
American Tobacco Company
Red Cross Society
France
Wrestling Champion Cad Dock Leaves Ring for Army Duty
Earl Cad dock the wrestling champion and U S Army private at Camp Dodge Iowa has defeated Zbyszko in Des Moines but will not wrestle soon. He will devote his time to army training duties rather than ring matches.
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Earl Caddock
U. S
Camp Dodge
Zbyszko
Des Moines
New York Provision Market Report
New York March 12 market notes show butter at 48 cents for creamery grade above 4714, fresh gathered cheese at 206 cents per pound, and state held specials at 25 to 26 cents.
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New York
Chese — State
Buffalo Market Prices and Grain Flour Dairy Poultry
Buffalo market report lists winter wheat No 1 white at 2.00 and red at 2.28, corn No 3 yellow kilndried 2.00, oats No 2 white 1.034, flour prices per barrel 11.00, butter and cheese quotes, eggs 40 45 cents, dressed and live poultry with turkey prices, potatoes onions beans and related items with unit quotes across categories. Prices are given for white potatoes No 1 1.60 per 100 lb, Jersey sweet potatoes 2.65 to 2.79 per hamper, onions western 1.90 per crown, beans quotes around 14.00 to 36.00.
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Jersey
Lol
Hay Market Prices for Feed Grains and Straw
Hay market figures show No 1 time elhy at 32.00 dollars and No 2 at 28.00 or 30.00. No 3 ranges 26.00 to 27.00. Straw oats and wheat priced at 9.00 to 10.00 dollars.
Wheeling Mill Worker Reports Earnings in Question
A Wheeling mill worker who could not read or write completed a questionnaire with lawyers present. He said his daily income was twelve dollars in response to inquiries about his pay.
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