Lodge resolution signals new American foreign policy
The Lodge resolution proposes barring any foreign controlled company from acquiring harbor or territory in the Western Hemisphere that could threaten U S safety, a broader stance than the Monroe doctrine. It aims to deter foreign economic moves near the Panama Canal and Magdalena Bay, with enforcement tied to U S naval power.
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Lodge
United States
Washington
Taft
Senator Lodge
Senate
Americas
Magdalena Bay
Panama Canal
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Germany
Asia
Massachusetts
Uncle Sam
South
Central America
Great Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
France
Belgian town Gheel becomes famed charitable refuge
In Belgium, the town of Gheel grew from a legend of a murdered Irish princess into a pioneering mental health refuge. Citizens open their homes to patients, letting them heal through domestic and social life, creating a unique community care model once called the colony of the crazed.
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Gheel
Belgium
Qimey
Friendship That Is Worthy
Quote from Dinah Mulock about the comfort of speaking freely to a faithful friend who will listen without judgment and gently discard the rest.
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Dinah Mulock
When Wrinkles Come
The first wrinkle appears on the cheek near the ear and the neck loses roundness. Hair thins behind the ear, giving a bald look to women over 40 if not remedied. Massage is suggested as the best remedy for these facial imperfections.
Sealing Bond Paper Envelopes Made Easy
Readers learn a simple remedy for envelopes that fail to seal. Moistening the outside of bond paper envelopes before the gum makes sealing reliable, despite the non absorbent surface. The tip aims to improve correspondence and prevent sender frustration.
Political office holders and electors listed in Pennsylvania
Auditor General A. W. Powell Pittsburgh. State Treasurer Robert S. Young Tioga. Congressmen at large Frederick E. Lewis Lehigh Arthur R. Rupley Cumberland John M. Morin Allegheny A. H. Walters Cambria. Presidential Elector 28th District D. I. Ball Warren. Congressman P. M. Speer Oil City. State Assembly Jos A. Schofield Warren.
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A. W. Powell
Pittsburgh
Robert S. Young
Tioga
Frederick E. Lewis
Lehigh
Arthur R. Rupley
Cumberland
John M. Morin
Allegheny
A. H. Walters
Cambria
Ten Commandments for Modern Fathers in Rural Life
A Chicago writer condenses ten updated commandments for fathers. They urge balancing home life over clubs, fair treatment of wives, responsible spending, modest habits, discipline, education, and direct religious instruction rather than outsourcing to ministers or teachers.
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Chicago
Drinking water at meals from scientific view
A column discusses drinking water with meals, noting shifting beliefs. Prof Hawk of the University of Illinois finds water aids digestion by enabling protein use, helping fats and bacteria in the gut. The piece mocks lawmakers and ponders other odd questions at the national capital.
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Hawk
University of Illinois
Ohio State Journal
National Capital
Washington
Amateurs in politics eyed for big year says Abe Martin
Abe Martin predicts a strong year for amateur politicians. Cale Fluhart elected treasurer of the Wilson club yesterday has always been an editor and never handled money. Special-Editor Like Walker of the Warren Times was at Atlantic City last week meeting with the National Democratic Publicity Committee.
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Abe Martin
Cale Fluhart
Wilson Club
Allus
Edio
Walker
Warren Times
Atlantic City
National Democratic Publicity Committee
English boy seeks minimum wage in a letter home
A school task asks a boy to write his father for more pocket money. He argues for a minimum sum citing insufficient funds, lacking reading papers, and not getting enough taffy to eat.
Ernest's penny request prompts family joke about nickels
An aunt tells Ernest he may ask for a penny anytime but must not beg others. He replies with a sly pact, admitting he will instead ask strangers for a nickel, revealing his humor and cheek in the exchange.
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Ernest
County Teachers Institute Set for Warren County Venue
The fifty first Warren County Teachers Institute will convene August 26 to 30 at the Court House and Library Theatre in this city. C S Knapp, county superintendent, announced the full program featuring devotions, lectures on teaching theory, agriculture, reading and music, plus dramatic readings and violin performances. Officers and committees were listed for the event including registration, enrollment, and local institute organizers.
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C. S. Knapp
Warren County Teachers’ Institute
Court House
Warren Boro
H. M. Conaway
J. R. Street
School of Pedagogy
Syracuse University
W. A Beck
Marjorie J. Hatmaker
Titusville
Emerson School of Oratory
Thomas S. Mairs
State College
Reed B. Teitrick
R. D. Teitrick
Thos. S. Mairs
Marjorie Hatmaker
Hazel Ensign
Corydon
Thomas T. Mairs
Clarion Normal School
Library Theatre
Balmer’s Kaffir Boy Choir of
Africa
Elsie Clark
W. H. Jones
R. B. Teitrick
H. M. Shafer
Sidney Landon
A. F. Kottcamp
Istitute
Clyde S. Knapp
Bell
Jackson St
R. T. Adams
Warren, Pa
E. M. Mixer
Sheffield
Blanche M. McClintock
Mary O. King
Warren
Jefferson Sears
Russell, Pa
S. L. White
Spring Creek
Northwest contest seeks best five bushels of wheat prize
Four hundred farmers in the American northwest enter a five bushel wheat contest with a $5,000 prize at the Northwestern Products exposition in Minneapolis. Rules specify three judging methods including seed score, milling and baking, and yield per acre.
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American Northwest
Northwest Development League
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Lewis Penwell
Minneapolis
Penwell
Northwest
Agricultural Colleges
Agricultural College
Local names listed for community notices
L. J. Ghering Glade R. C. Siggins Russell C. C. Russell Chandlers Valley R. D. Welsh Sugar Grove Anna Krantz Grand Valley Prof. Gill Tidioute Myrtle Jordan Spring Creek Daniel Snyder Kinzua.
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L. J. Ghering
Glade
R. C. Siggins
Russell
C. C. Russell
Chandlers Valley
R.D. Welsh
Sugar Grove
Anna Krantz
Grand Valley
Prof. Gill
Tidioute
Myrtle Jordan
Spring Creek
Daniel Snyder
Kinzua
Reaching Us to Mail and Banking by Mail
The letter explains how to withdraw funds by signing blank checks and choosing cash, a postal order, or a New York draft. It promotes opening a checking account and paying by check, with mail service acting as the main convenience for patrons even if not in Warren. It invites inquiries about various account types for direct benefit.
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New York
Warren
Rexal Celery and Iron Tonic Offered in Warren Patients
A local advertisement touts Rexal Celery and Iron Tonic as a nerve food and flesh builder. The ad claims it improves blood, muscles, complexion, nerves, and energy, with a money back guarantee and a one dollar price. Sold at Seigfried's Pharmacy in Warren Pennsylvania.
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Rexal
Seigfrieds’ Pharmacy
Warren, Pa
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Warren Mail
the Home Folk’s Newspaper
Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
S. M. Sloan, Proprriators and Publishers
Penn’a
American Press Association
Republican
D. I. Ball, Warren
P. M. Speer
Oil City
State Assembly
Jos. A. Schofield
Moses
Auntie
County Teachers’ Institute
P. W. M. Pressell
F. L. Heinaman
Youngsville
Prof
Cill
E. J
Monroe
Columbus
G. Roy Hosler
Lyle J. Baldwin
Pittsfield
R. T Adams
RZLD
Warren National Bank
Iwo, Il
Kopf & Henry
Pennsylvania Avenue West
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