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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
4
Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks argues that indiscriminate abuse of public officials harms public life. He condemns muckrakers who use falsehoods to ruin reputations and urges that criticism remain fair and aimed at public interest.
A Sharon Telegraph editorial argues against anti move on pictures citing a youth’s suicide after a scene. It compares films to stage plays and literature, noting most cinema educates and entertains at five cents, while condemners resemble earlier melodrama crusaders.
The piece urges supporting local shops over mail order, warning that neglecting neighbors harms both civics and economies. It argues social credit and recommendation win jobs and trade, while advertising through newspapers proves essential for reaching the public.
An electric driven screwdriver an electric portable hammer and an electric window washer have been invented.
E W Kriebel will soon start building a modern two story brick residence on Oak street. A local architect has completed plans for the new home.
J. W. Kendall and J. F. Emerson of Warren's Business Men's Association attended the State Convention in Butler. A parade of visitors and travelers includes Miss Emelie York, Ruby Cramer, Marguerite Geracimos, and others returning from trips to Beechwood, Atlantic City, Erie, and California with several relatives and hosts across Warren and nearby towns.
The Massachusetts mayor serving a jail term for robbery faces citizen pressure to enact recall and referendum powers. The piece argues citizens should always have the prerogative to propose laws, vote on council measures, and oust officials who fail in duty, noting many cities have secured this privilege.
The text argues that newspapers should print news that is proper for public information and should not bow to individuals who ask suppression. It states newspapers avoid hurt feelings but the business is to publish news, and only in exceptional cases should readers seek to suppress legitimate information.
Local merchants are urged to advertise in the Mail to reach a broad audience. The notice promises strong readership and quick responses, emphasizing affordable rates and measurable outcomes for small businesses.
The text argues revenge is a special debt. Paying other debts aligns us with mankind, whereas refusing a revenge debt elevates us above others. It suggests sincerity and punctuality in revenge, contrasted with the moral dominance of withholding repayment.
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