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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
4
An editorial explains kilowatts and watt hours using practical examples and everyday tasks. It links electricity units to costs, library plans in Warren, and notes on local news reporting and editorial duties.
A Cleveland men's meeting shares twenty two reader responses on life ahead of age 21. Topics include career, health, money, dress, discipline, farming metaphors, patience, work, education, friendship, and faith guidance.
The piece defines a school teacher as a young learner’s preparer who teaches many subjects and skills from reading to civics. It notes duties, after school discipline, and a routine of earning forty dollars monthly, with a fantasy of retirement comfort. It ends with a Kansas paper’s cyclonic wisdom on virtue and thrift.
A brief notice directs tenants to pick up lease documents at the Mail Office. It states location and timing for collection.
In a contentious session, the Pennsylvania House defeated a local option liquor bill after debate over moral stakes and political strategy. Key figures included blind advocate Mr. Lanius of York defending the measure while critics alleged an alliance between politicians and clergy. The roll call showed 78 yeas and 128 not voting or opposed, with Maurer not voting.
A roving journalist, James Eads, plans to start a hoboes' newspaper in St. Louis and seeks a local correspondent. The sample note recounts assorted mug shots, names, and cheeky town gossip from Warren Pa to Cushioned Foot, with colorful street characters and a hint of a planned reader-driven venture.
A call to start a personal financial ripple urges readers to move money now. It frames spending as patriotism and good business, encouraging debt payoff and purchasing to accelerate circulation. The message uses a minstrel-era metaphor to stress immediate action.
A lawyer questions a shy young woman about prior testimony. She confesses she has testified before. She recalls a case involving a nun's ceiling stained with blue trim and a matching hat. The judge bangs the gavel, calling for order in the court.
The testimony in the oil City murder case centers on Mrs. Konopka and her daughter Frances who offer conflicting accounts about Joe Szerzawski and two Chicago men tied to jealousy and threats. The confusion between mother and daughter spans events in September and downtown meetings with Szerzawski.
The Barnes Roosevelt libel suit began in Syracuse with $50,000 in damages sought. Theodore Roosevelt faces disclosures about state party ties and Albany politics as he accuses Barnes of political collusion with Murphy. Attorneys for Barnes and Roosevelt were named, venue moved from Albany to Onondaga County.
Colonel Roosevelt leads entry at the courthouse followed by Mr. Barnes. They pose for photographs and take seats near the jurors with their counsel. Former friends now sit as bitter adversaries in a tense scene.
The Warren Mail publishes the April 5 1915 bank condition for No 302 Penna Ave East Warren Pa. The report lists assets liabilities profits and deposits with figures for reserves loans mortgages and trust funds and ends with sworn verification by treasurer H S Keck and notary public John Siggins Jr and directors signatories.
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