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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1914

Page

7

Public auction of delinquent freight goods in Warren PA

By order of Warren County Court, Clyde C. Smith at 4 Water Street Warren PA will hold a public cash sale on April 25 1914 at 2 PM of assorted goods and merchandise for unpaid freight and storage charges. Items include calendars rugs furniture tools and various household wares from multiple consignors with totals and descriptions listed.

Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pennsylvania Clyde C. Smith Water Street Warren

Definition of a Lady and a Canadian Gentleman

An old British anecdote defines a lady by a housemaid's description after shopping. A Canadian view from Ottawa during the Boer War era says a gentleman is a man who can ask Lord Ava for a match, illustrating class distinctions and social perceptions.

Canada Ottawa Lord Ava Marquis of Dufferin New York Times

Delilah Delivers Samson Hair To Gaza In Jest

The excerpt depicts Delilah gloating over Samson’s hair after his capture and mockingly planning to present the tresses to the city of Gaza. It portrays the moment of triumph for Delilah and the Philistine gamble surrounding Samson’s strength.

Samson Delilah Gaza Puck

The Slow Hired Man

A Yonkers Statesman quip compares a growing plant reaching a water pail to a farmer’s hired man, noting it would take him longer to do the task. The exchange reflects rural labor humor and the era’s workplace dynamics.

Yonkers

Adam Beats the Chinese to the Talking Machine

Mrs. Gabb reads a newspaper remark about Chinese inventiveness versus Adam’s prior claim to inventing the talking machine. Mr. Gabb counters that Adam beat them to it, reflecting a playful historical air from the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Adam Mrs. Gabb Mr. Gabb Cincinnati Enquirer

Oh Horrors The Girl And The Man In A Musical Exchange

A London Opinion cartoon caption pairs a girl asking about music with meals and a man answering with a playful pun about a chew step in a lighthearted exchange set in the era.

London

Parliamentarian Quip on Limiting Debate

A Washington Star line records Mr. Meekton quoting Henrietta to prefer ending debate entirely and turning it into a monologue, reflecting a stance against extended discussion.

Mr. Meekton Henrietta Washington Star

Enthusiastic Defender Quips About World Population Claim

An Enthusiastic Defender quotes a Raleigh News line praising a professor who allegedly claimed 400 billion people exist and calls a speaker the prettiest girl in the world. The remark illustrates a satirical claim used in commentary.

Raleigh News

Above Suspicion In Social Circles

Dialog hints at new neighbors received with caution and curiosity about family size and social standing as the Halls discuss the newcomers in a Birmingham Age Herald column frame.

Woman trains dog to say mamma and lemon

A Chicago woman claims her dog can speak simple words like mamma and lemon. Skeptics doubt the claim, noting that if a dog were taught by a man it might instead say papa and lemon.

Chicago Chicago Record-Herald

Friendly Comfort and Banter Pepper Courtroom Scene

A judge quips about Miss Banter-Oh and Miss Meanie as Doe reports a ten pound loss. The exchange blends playful teasing with legal commentary in a light courtroom moment.

Doe Meanie

Quote on marriage and money from Baltimore American

An old Baltimore American quotation asks if anything is worse than marrying for money and answers that working for it would be even worse, illustrating a humor tone about marriage and finances.

Baltimore

Panama Canal treaty looms amid disarmament talks

The week’s news covers a tentative Colombia United States treaty granting indemnity for Panama loss and rights, possible boundary adjustments, and a toll exemption. It notes Swedish election tensions, Irish home rule progress, suffragist tactics, Carranza’s stance toward Wilson, and Canadian tariff shifts.

South American Republic Panama Panama Canal Colombia United States Roosevelt Atrato River Canal

Turbine Automobiles Twofold Novelty Expected Next Year

The Royal Automobile Club of England plans a competition next year for internal combustion turbine motors. A turbine powered by internal combustion and a car run by a turbine are the two novelties cited. Progress is noted as feasible with platinum for rotor blades once thought essential.

Royal Automobile Club of England Royal Automobile Club W. Whittall London News

Moving picture band synchronizing device described

A new attachment for moving picture machines lets a backstage band play in exact time with the onscreen band. It can vary to produce other musical effects such as a solo. The film projector also transmits to a back screen a picture of the bandmaster conducting, guiding the substitute band to stay in perfect time with the picture.

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Consignee Crigs Empire Grocery Co Butler Berry Geo Grunthauer St. Marys Crescent Oil Co J. B. Rickard Warren, Pa T. J. Valentine B. Barkowski Erie McCarthly Wise Uscence Ake He iAllen B.& Shoes Consolidateq F. H. Walker Brockwayville Joan Benson Wane King and Kerwin North Warren Tos Assudno Schaffer J. P. Neilson Johnsonburg Weller Warfel Co E. A. Kane A. L. Lauffenberger H. J. Richardson Kane John Linberg P.puran J. L. Glenn Emporium Wm. Myers Leonard Shoenfield Crown Gas and Oil Co J. Scanlon, Struthers P. J. Malise Doll Hamm Wrie Gee Eels Leon Palmer Union City A. Checkoskey West Port R. W. Haskins Mr. Park Green House Ridgway J. S. Larson Amer Beauty Stove Co Mike Basa Anderson Bros Sheffield Peterson & Moore W. J. McEnteer Corry Biel Ebay Wachowhipse Tylion Giacmo C. Peterson Lawrence Parks Lackawanna Bridge Co Ward Allen Mapeer Marshall Co C. D. Franklin Erie Clutch & Pulley Co H. G. Morrison John McDonald D. S. Andrews Drug Co D. O. Rice S. Withers Waterfords Counaiobers Isaac I Kegecasinge Weaver J. W. Stroke Brown & Keene Co Brown & Keene M. Chimenti Dresser Hee C. C. Smith Livery & Transfer Stable Dunham Warren Hardware CO Skeptical Mamma News OF the Sweden Gustave House of Commons Redmond Bonar Law Carson England Flora Drummond Hyde Park Carranza el Paso Wilson Bryan Mexico White Russia St. Petersburg Benton Villa Juarez Fierro Asquith East Fife Scotland Commons Mikado Japan Haruko Mastuhito Turbine Automobiles William B. Acocks Pittsfield I. Ball Munn & Co Scientific Americar All New York F St Washington, D Lester Shoe Co Special Agency Second Avenue Boston Shoe Store Victor G. M. Noyes Victrola Shop Victor Victrolas Edison Kinetoscope C. Frederick C. F. Bartsch Penn. Ave E. Warren, Pa A. W. Eaton Philadelphia Life Insurance Ryour Insurance Kopf & Henry Pennsylvania Avenue West L. C. Eddy Pennsylvania Avenue Weet
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