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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1916
Page
3
A historical editorial argues for Washington to end military action on the Mexican border. It contends US troops bolster the de facto Carranza regime, warns against partisan use of the Mexico issue, and urges rapid withdrawal to restore stability and aid Mexico’s reconstruction and economic development.
The piece argues that U S policy could substantially improve order and prosperity south of the Rio Grande by using the Wilson administration to focus on the Mexican situation before the presidential campaign. It contends such a stance would benefit both Mexico and the United States and also bolster the administration’s standing.
The piece weighs whether postwar prosperity depends on Democratic leadership or Republican control. It cites Bethlehem Steel and United States Steel confidence under Schwab and Gary, arguing the current administration’s policies are safe and future growth is tied to continued Wilson-era policies. It notes civic pride and weather quips, closing with a critique of election timing and caution about meddling with the U.S. Army.
Prohibitionists tout ex Governor Handy's log cabin childhood while noting no hard cider in that cabin. Mc Hughes and Senator Fall discussed the Mexican situation and German vote issues. Slughes anticipates united party support, with Indianapolis and Savannah papers weighing in.
A reader's letter style column features garbled dialogue and scattered observations. The piece drifts through social commentary, wartime allusions, and personal reflections, with fleeting portraits of bystanders and a theatrical mood. It reads like a noisy, disrupted reminiscence of a social scene and a dance, with references to figures and events only partially identifiable.
A garbled OCR style piece mixes scenes of daily life and local color with stray anecdotes. It mentions an old man bitten by a Yattiuanfike, a preacher's son potentially becoming president, and rural chores like milking cows and brewing at home. The tone mirrors a late era local column full of jumbled phrases.
A fragmented ad text touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for feminine disorders. It claims many Pennsylvania women used it successfully, describing benefits like relief from cramps, backache, headaches, and general weakness. The copy urges readers to seek free medical advice and try the remedy in liquid or tablet form.
A muddled draft recounts a day in a rural town with grainy memories of farm chores, a barn, mowing, and social visits. The narrator and companions share routines, meals, a game of pool, and a late return home, noting fatigue and the nearness of bedtime with lingering curiosity about events and people.
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