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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
4
A harsh critique of Governor candidate Pennypacker condemns his Quay aligned career. The piece denounces his speeches as foolish and false, argues his rise was machine driven, and accuses him of subservience to party bosses and Quayism. It calls the nomination a sham and warns against popular rule being ignored.
The author denounces a public figure’s talk of personal sacrifice as insulting to readers. He claims the speaker has long sought the governorship and degraded state politics, praising Quayism as its counterpart. The piece accuses the man of defending abuses, shielding criminals, and insulting honest citizens.
A social philosopher argues to a New York Times reporter that men blush far more readily and vividly than women in public embarrassment. He cites observations from years of study, noting men often redden under jokes, questions, or humiliations, while women's blushes are milder and less intense.
The system in Greater New York uses red painted boxes with a red night light. Turn the handle, pull the lever, and the door closes to ring a bell and alert neighbors and police. The lever triggers a clockwork counter and a tape record of the box number and exact time. Clerks at headquarters select a disk to dispatch alarms, with ten seconds typical to activate. Two to three clerks work silently in the room, and neighboring boxes never share a circuit to avoid duplicate alarms.
A creditor knocks at the door of an impoverished occupier, who orders his young son Tommy to pretend no one is home. The boy protests, saying his father lies, and the parent insists Tommy tell the visitor the occupier is not at home.
Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Guthrie denounces machine rule in Pennsylvania praising fireside safety and state supremacy. He warns against private profiteering from public franchises and highlights police protection as a state duty. John Mitchell's heroism in colors. North American to publish portrait. Buckskin tale and Bobby Toughmuscles tease wrap the column.
An old An harvest claim notes an orange tree in full bearing can yield 14 000 oranges and a lemon tree 6 000 lemons while Tamune costs 1 50 a year. The quotation adds a civic motto about saying whoa.
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