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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1916

Page

2

Fool's Paradise Declares Tariff War Effects In Oregon

Portland Telegram quotes Mr Fluvhes warning that prewar tariff conditions caused unemployment and stagnation. It argues true prosperity requires Republican restoration, noting temporary high wages in the East while Europe pays high prices for American goods. The piece claims production declined under the prior tariff and urges voters to see past the fool's paradise myth.

Fluvhes Europe America Oregon Portland

Hienge Drift to Wilson Approaches Stampede

A weekly bulletin from the Democratic Campaign Committee lists Wilson supporters and key figures including Hughes Roosevelt Bainbridge Colby and others. The document names prominent names such as Roosevelt Bainbridge Colby Feaymond Robins Heney Straus Wert Pinchot and many political allies amid mounting campaign activity.

Ieadline Democratic Campaign Committee For Hughes Ole Hanson Wert Pinchot John Seymour Whram . Johnson Matthew Haleemes A. Garfield

President Hughes Speeches Highlight Policy Gaps and Labor Views

The excerpts critique American policy toward Mexico and labor relations. They emphasize protecting American rights abroad, a square deal for workers, and efficient governance. The speaker calls for seasoned leadership and an end to partisan replacements.

Mexico Coast Line Tebor United States Republican Party

United States Submarines Show Great Proficiency

Secretary of the Navy released a detailed standing of destroyers and submarines for the gunnery year 1915 1916 with the Stewart first in destroyers and the K 8 leading submarines. In battle practice seven of twenty five submarines scored perfects while ten scored zero. Mayflower led gunboat class in elementary practice and Dolphin topped battle practice.

Secretary of the Navy Daniels Stewart Patterson Wadsworth Decatur Wilson Dolphin

Periscope On Northwestern Elevated Line In Chicago

A giant twelve foot high periscope atop a Clark Street switch tower lets the towerman view approaching trains on the four track line around a curve. Buildings blocking the view prompted railroad workers to install the periscope to provide an unobstructed southward line of sight.

Northwestern Elevated Chicago Scientific American Clark Street

Local Guests and Community Notes From Eagle Aug 28

Mr and Mrs B H Gibson and Mr and Mrs O Coats of Hydetown Pa visited sister Mrs Ola Gibson. Gerald Gibson spent Saturday with parents and returned to work Sunday. Road work north of Amby Wittman farm connects with Eldred Center road. Mrs W R Burch and family of Smethport visited E D Stedwell and family for a week. Cullen reunion at Alex Brown home drew Dan Brown family Jamestown and others from Union City Titusville Cole Hill Mickle Hill Corry about 50 guests. Next year at Mrs Geo Belknap.

B. H. Gibson O. Coats Hydetown Ola Gibson Smethport E. D. Stedwell Marshall Myer Emerson Hill B. S. Stedwell Angola N. Y Titusville Cullen Alex Brown Dan Brown Union City Richard Holmes Jamestown Childs Benedict Cole Hill Martha Tubbs Mickle Hill Aldentarr Mr. Pike Corry Geo. Belknap

Hughes Portrayed as Steady Leader by Businessmen

Businessmen see in Hughes a poised sane sincere candidate willing to sacrifice for the country. The article notes his portrayal as a rational alternative to the present administration and his ability to guide through emergencies, with a March 1917 reference.

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Japanese Doctor Linked to Villa Poisoning Claim

Chihuahua City reports a Japanese physician named Nodke or Nodko allegedly poisoned Venustiano Villa for three months under medical pretense, leading to Villa's death after a fatal illness near Parral. Col. Baca, resembling Villa, is said to impersonate him with guards shielding him from discovery.

Chihuahua City Mexico Nodke Villa Chihuahua Nodko Col. Baca Parral

Boys Set Barns Afire In Corry Incident

A group of mischievous boys started two barns on fire in Corry on August 27. Chief Paulson and Police Chief Davis captured them and waived prosecution on their promise to avoid further depredations.

Corry Paulson Fire Department Davis

Goldine credited with curing Steber cigarmaker back pains

Fred B. Schussler of North Warren reports dramatic relief from kidney and bladder trouble, back pain, and rheumatism after one week on Goldine. He says health improved quickly, can work twice as much, and endorses the remedy as superior to others. Reynolds' drug store in Warren and several county shops now stock Goldine for out-of-town patrons.

Fred B. Schussler Steber North Warren Goldine Reynolds’ Drug Store Warren Warren County Sheffield Pharmacy Simpson’s Pharmacy Clarendon Robert L. Mead Youngsville J. M. Abbott Sugar Grove van Orsdale Wiltsie Russell

Von Tirpitz Issues Manifesto Against U S

Washington reports from Berlin say Admiral von Tirpitz, former German navy head, issued a manifesto calling for unrestricted submarine warfare. The State Department received vague dispatches and no official stance is clear. The document claims renewed submarine raids would cripple England and harm the United States little, given US actions against Germany.

Washington von Tirnitz Berlin State Department von Tirpitz England United States Germany

Job Printing In Fine Style At 229 Pennsylvania Ave

Local printer promotes artistic preservation style printing with samples and price lists. Address 229 Pennsylvania Avenue W Warren Pennsylvania advertised for mail printing services.

Pennsylvania Avenue W. Warren Penna

Little Talks On Health And Hygiene From Dr Dixon

Dr Dixon warns of summer health risks for children linking unripe fruit and diet to digestive disturbances and infantile paralysis. He urges cooking all food, limiting white bread, avoiding sour bread and excess sweets, and proper bottle feeding with sterilized nipples and cooled boiled water to reduce paralysis risk.

State Department of Health Pennsylvania New York City Commonwealth Samuel G. Dixon

Jad Salts Promises Kidney Relief For Meat Eaters

Readers are advised that backache and kidney discomfort signal excess meat consumption. The ad claims Jad Salts, a grape and lemon acid and lithia mix, will clean sluggish kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and relieve symptoms by drinking four ounces in water before breakfast for several days.

Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair

An old remedy style note promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready-to-use hair darkener for gray or faded hair. The product, sold in drug stores for about 50 cents, promises a natural look, soft lustre, and a youthful appearance after few applications.

Wyeth

Mrs H C Mead Praises Dr Pulverman Glasses

Mrs H C Mead of Youngsville writes in praise of Dr Pulverman for fitting her eyes with Toric lenses. She states years of glasses and the new pair give better satisfaction and benefit than any prior. She recommends others in need of glasses to consult Dr Pulverman for fit and satisfaction.

H. C. Mead Youngsville Dr. Pulverman

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