Progressive Publishing Co. Urges Businessmen for Clearfield Borough Council
The piece argues for electing businessmen to the borough council to improve municipal affairs in Clearfield. It condemns the IWW and criticizes lengthy council sessions, urging voters to prioritize business experience in burgess and councilmen to align with taxpayers’ needs and town growth.
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Rights of Motorists and Speed Limits in Pennsylvania
A recent Pennsylvania legislature enactment grants motorists broader powers on public roads, allowing cars to be driven up to fifteen miles per hour in towns while prohibiting local ordinances from lowering the limit. The piece cautions drivers to avoid reckless speed, stressing pedestrian safety and responsibility.
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Senseless Strike Ends in Trenton with Million Dollar Payout
Silk weavers in Trenton New Jersey end a strike after more than five million dollars is paid to workers. Twenty one mills declare bankruptcy and spring summer orders are canceled. Leadership of the Industrial Workers of the World is portrayed as having little at stake.
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Why Not Women for School Directors in Clearfield
A local call urges voters in Clearfield to nominate women for school director positions. The piece argues women show aptitude for public school work, express satisfaction with women on boards, and should be represented on the borough’s school board to guide current and future school plans.
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US stance on recognizing Huerta era in Mexico
The United States would err by recognizing Huerta’s government as president of Mexico. President Wilson is unlikely to recognize Huerta despite pressure from financial interests seeking to aid their Mexican business. Huerta’s rule sparks ongoing revolutions, and forceful U.S. action to oust him could push both sides toward a settlement, ending Haiti-like civil strife.
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Tariff On Haircuts In Pittsburg Barbers
A controversial note mocks a proposed haircut tax of thirty five cents in Pittsburg. The piece satirically contrasts lower prices and social classes, suggesting barbers would charge two dollars and thirty five cents on Saturday nights to reward busy men and penalize loafers.
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Susquehanna Legends by Henry W. Shoemaker
Henry W. Shoemaker of Altoona Tribune fame presents Susquehanna Legends a compilation on hardy settlers in the valley. Rich in border life and wild wood tales the author blends early lore with engaging narratives that contribute to Central Pennsylvania history.
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Washington party loyal in Clearfield county described
The Washington party remains pledged to its Chicago origins and reform agenda. Clearfield County voters are portrayed as steadfast, with few desertions from last year’s ticket, opposing political bosses and urging shifts toward progressive reforms. An article notes John W. McCracken contributing to Cage and Comment on municipal dairy regulation and public health.
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The Vacation Idea in Elastic Currents
A reader extols varied leisure plans from mountain air to sea fortnights and yachting, imagining trips to Canada, coastal hotels, and northern suites. The piece lists fashion, sport, and ample spending as part of a flexible travel resume, concluding with a note attributed to the Baltimore American.
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Three Small Smiles Packing Room Comedy Scene
A fragment from a dialogue shows George and Rudolf arranging Excelsior as a gag while Tadge and others discuss odd topics. The chatter shifts to a Washington Star quote about a woman admitting error and a Meekton remark on husbands. A Florida Times Union snippet cites Jack's romance with Mable and a tied handkerchief mishap.
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