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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1917

Page

6

Planning Nutritious Budget Meals For Family Diets

The article urges careful menu planning to cut costs without reducing nutrition. It outlines five food groups, stresses balanced representation across meals, and provides example meal breakdowns for breakfast lunch and dinner using affordable staples like cereals breads eggs milk beans and vegetables to ensure all nutrient needs are met.

United States Department of Agriculture Benedice

Apparatus To Fight Gas From Bureau Of Mines

Experts from the bureau of mines are designing a gas fighting apparatus claimed to surpass European battlefield devices. Details are withheld pending safety and strategic reasons. The report, prepared for war and navy inquiries, notes current oxygen rescue gear poses grave dangers and outlines ways to eliminate them.

Bureau of Mines War and Navy Departments

Cemeteries as bird homes plan urged by Audubon

Ministers nationwide urged to convert cemeteries into bird sanctuaries. The Audubon Society says modern landscaping has displaced birds by removing underbrush and nesting sites. Plan calls for berry plants, rye and sunflowers, bird houses, fountains, cat-proof fences, and low cost maintenance.

National Association of Audubon Societies

Gunners of Vacuum Sink As U Boat Claims Victims

The American oil tanker Vacuum armed fore and aft and crewed by US Navy gunners was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine while homeward bound on April 28. A boat with 21 survivors was rescued. many crew and Lieutenant Harris are feared lost. Three Navy enlisted men and the first mate survived.

London Atlantic Harris United States Navy Eopolucci United States

We Humbled by Caution in Wartime Warnings

A poem recalling the public's urge to ignore looming danger and remain complacent. It parallels Noah and David with modern attitudes, urging vigilance before disaster, warning that tardy awakening leads to ruin. The piece cites James J. Montague in the New York American.

Goliath David James J. Montague New York American

The devil tempts us not tis we tempt him

A fragmentary quote reads The devil tempts us not tis we tempt him attributed to George Eliot, reflecting on moral testing and self restraint in a literary context.

George Eliot

PRESS FAVORS TRAINING PLAN

The National Security League canvassed 857 newspapers on universal military training. Of these 542 favor it, 252 are noncommittal and 63 oppose. Since the first canvass twenty seven noncommittal papers now advocate universal training.

National Security League

Girl Disguises as Soldier to Follow Regiment

An eighteen year old girl left Woodlawn Pa with her sweetheart's regiment disguised as a soldier to avoid being left behind. She was detected and sent home after her ruse was discovered.

Woodlawn

German Lieutenant Allowed to Play Golf at Mare Island

The German naval lieutenant interned at Mare Island California is granted permission to play golf with a marine guard present.

Mare Island California

Shackleton Returns to England to Serve in King's Navy

Sir Ernest Shackleton, famed leader of the Antarctic expedition, returns to England to rejoin the British Navy after offering his ships stores and men at the outbreak of war. Twelve expedition allies already fight, one was killed at the front, and he said America’s rise will end the war as a Great Adventure.

Sir Ernest Shackleton England King’s Navy South Pole Antarctic Sir Ernest Ir Ernest Explorer’s Club New York America

The Morals of Pittsburgh Revealed in Smart Set

The Smart Set Magazine expands on an article titled The Morals of Pittsburgh claiming startling facts and hidden truths. It asserts readers will be surprised and will have their awareness widened.

Smart Set Pittsburgh

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