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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1918

Page

7

Inexperienced Soldier Feeds Army Cheaper At Camp Taylor

Lucas Lincoln mess sergeant of the Forty second company Eleventh battalion at Camp Taylor reports feeding 145 men for under 24 cents per man per day. He describes well cooked meals and a saved government food allowance of 17.88 dollars across three meals. A sample menu lists breakfast ham burger steak biscuits syrup hashed brown potatoes coffee dinner vegetable soup macaroni and cheese bread hot tea peach cobbler supper boiled ham mashed potatoes bread syrup tea stewed prunes.

Camp Taylor Lucas Lincoln Indianapolis Lincoln

Cheetahs Used For Hunters

The cheetah, a tall spotted cat domesticated for control by humans, is praised for speed and stalking in Indian hunting regions. Princes use cheetahs for formal drives, while informal hunts involve maneuvers with the cat held in a cart before the hunt. Cheetahs can kill deer with swift, decisive charges, though the sport has risks when a deer defends itself.

Himalayas

New Fashions Feature Medieval Sleeves and Flying Panels

Fashion writers note a revival of the medieval sleeve seen in Callot gowns and abbey-drawn silhouettes. Flying panels inspired by Chinese dress appear on skirts and bodices, with designers like Jenny Doeuillet Paquin Premet and Lanvin showcasing varied panel uses and color contrasts.

America Paris King Lear France Jenny Doeuillet Mme. Paquin Premet Lanvin Cheruit McClure

Oil the Skin Also

W MacClunghey notes Hawaiians bathed in sea and fresh water daily and oiled their bodies with coconut oil. The Journal of the American Medical Association praises oiling for skin suppleness and warns against excessive detergent action of water baths.

W. MacClaughey Scientific Monthly Journal of the American Medical Association

Buffalo Herd Saved for Canada Sets 107000 Acre Reserve Near Wainwright

Canada owns the world’s largest buffalo herd now protected in a 107000 acre national reserve near Wainwright Alberta. The 600 to 700 head from Michael Pablo of Montana were moved across the border to establish a thriving park with 18 lakes and streams, eight foot fencing, and a growing population. The U S responds with a bison range in Montana to support a nucleus herd, while Canada plans rapid natural increase.

Canada Wallwright Edmonton Grand Trunk Pacific Michael Pablo Montana Rasvalli Wainwright National Park International Boundary Line Pablo Ranch Corral Redmen Dominion United States Flathead Indian Reservation Ravalli Dixon American Bison Society Kalispell

New Headgear in Paris by Polish Prisoners

In Paris a blue bonnet worn by Polish militia soldiers is seen on guards of the new Polish army. Polish prisoners at Montlucon wear handmade red and white headwear, signaling national pride. They perform songs in the courtyard and began Bastille Day with the Marseillaise, and receive preferential treatment.

Paris Montlucon Bastile

Sorbonne Professor Feigns Blindness for Release

A Sorbonne professor hidden by willpower feigned blindness to escape a German prison in 1915. German doctors tested him with sudden lights and objects, but he maintained a blank gaze. He was declared totally blind and exchanged as a permanently disabled prisoner.

Sorbonne Gerryhans

Winter Coal Arrangements Stir Mysterious Talk

An inquisitive figure asks about winter coal supplies. Mr Jilway responds tersely that Pye secured a suitable place for it, and adds he does not share details of his financial affairs.

Society Bu Y George Lippincott’s Magazine Pye Jilway

No-title but a pledge to customers at low prices

The passage expresses a merchant’s aim to please patrons by supplying what they want at the lowest prevailing prices, signaling a customer friendly pricing pledge.

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