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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1908

Page

7

The Strong-Arm Politics of City Elections

Ernest McGathey recounts a corrupt city political culture where higher ups use power to shield crimes and employ "strong-arm boys." He describes ballot stuffing prevented by close ward surveillance, legal fights over libel, and constant street fights and intimidation as routine in lower wards.

Supreme Court of the Jack Andy George H. Wilson James Street Smalleys Smalley Lincoln Board of Local Improvements Board of Local Amusements Bagatelle Ernest M’gatfey Joseph B. Bowles

Secrets Shared Over Lodge Password

A wife berates her husband for keeping lodge meeting secrets. He reluctantly reveals a password with the ridiculous phrase aida borontiphosciphor mosticos, insisting it be spoken only once and rapidly. The wife pleads, torn between curiosity and caution, and ends tearfully.

Tootsie Aida Borontiphosciphor Mosticos

Itch Cure Claims Bold Relief for Perpetual Eczema

Hale Bordwell of Tipton Iowa describes a fifty five year struggle with severe eczema. After trying many medicines he used Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent and Pills for eight months and declares himself cured. Nelson R Burnett of Tipton endorses the testimonial as truthful.

Hale Bordwell Tipton Bordwell Nelson R. Burnett

Notion of Indians in Hunting Sparks Banter

A brief exchange shows humor over hunting and Indians, with Willie teased about going out to hunt sparrows and the other character affirming the expectation of hunting Indians in a wild stereotype context.

Willie

Fielding, pitchers, and a Boston broker’s quip

A Boston broker recalls Fielding as important yet secondary to strong pitching in a humorous exchange with women graduates. A rain soaked streetcar scene follows with a pink bearded man occupying a drip seat and a wife questioning extra fare for a reserved seat, met by the conductor’s quiet grin.

Boston Fielding Harper’s Weekly

Sporting Offer in Oyster Stew Challenge

A sharply dressed man in a restaurant tries to stir a wager by claiming a dollar he can swim between two oysters in his stew. The landlord hurries as the sporting fraternity member prepares to prove his bold claim with the meal.

Willie Genevieve

Largest Rock Crusher in Operation in Tennessee Cement Mill

The world’s largest rock crusher began operation in a South Pittsburg cement mill. It handles 806 tons per hour with 60 percent of output under four inches and 30 percent under two inches. The crusher stands 19 feet tall, weighs 425000 pounds, and consumes 29 horsepower.

South Pittsburg Tenn

Fine Y M C A Building Planned in Philadelphia

An eight story Philadelphia Y M C A building costing over a million dollars will open this fall with Walter M. Wood of Chicago in charge as secretary. The drive aims to recruit 4000 members to extend the benefits of the new home, viewed as among the world’s finest alongside New York’s Twenty third Street and Chicago’s central building.

Young Men's Christian Association Philadelphia Walter M. Wood Chicago Twenty-third Street New York Central Building

Newspaper counts by region including colored press note

The article lists global newspaper totals by region. It cites 12 500 US titles with about 1 000 dailies and 120 run by black editors. It notes 3 000 Asian periodicals mainly in India and Japan with 1 500 in Japan. Africa has 200 titles, 30 in Egypt, the rest in European colonies.

United States Asia British India Japan Africa Egypt

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