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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
4
The text warns that rooms without flue connections exhaust oxygen rapidly making air unfit to breathe. Gas stoves and coal fires can emit carbon monoxide and sulphurous gas, often permeating the home from furnaces or ranges. It stresses keeping doors and lids in place to prevent gas draft and notes most heating systems lack fresh air admission, linked to ill health and deaths from improper steam heat.
The piece weighs the Republican revival after the 1914 elections, warning that gains are not matched by strong leadership or policy. It questions promises of prosperity, argues for concrete reforms, and cautions against reverting to tariff, railroad, and banking practices without robust action.
Samuel G. Dixon discusses health and hygiene dangers from indoor gas use as cold snaps push air through openings and rooms rely on heating devices. He warns that inadequate heating often leads to unsafe oil heaters or gas stoves in homes and offices.
Elizabeth Towne in The Nautilus argues the Progressive Party was defeated this election but remains influential. She predicts Roosevelt may run again in 1916 if needed and credits the party with advancing mothers pensions, noting twenty one states now have related laws.
A promotional piece urging readers to use the public library as a resource for self improvement. It highlights books, pamphlets, and articles across professions from farming to law, medicine, and crafts. Readers are encouraged to tell the librarian their needs and borrow expert works.
The article outlines stringent rules in newspaper offices insisting on absolute secrecy. Apprentices must not reveal printing details or upcoming content. The copy book and case copy are sacred, and outsiders should not read them. Proof sheets and the paper remain private until delivery to the public.
An Afton Oklahoma officer forced a case open suspecting a bootlegger. About a hundred snakes wriggled out, leaving the officer still shaky according to reports.
Whether leather or rubber the market’s best is here. SNAG-PROOF Rubber Joints and Storm King models lead at $1.98 and $2.98. High cut boys shoes from $1.48 to $3.75 and men rubber pacs from $1.75 to $4.00. Felt boots $2.48. Women’s dress shoes $1.48 to $5.00 and Goodyear welt men’s shoes $2.48 to $7.00. Shoes for every family member with quality and price.unteer
Warrenites watched Maurice Brann appear in a Yale Harvard game film shown at a local theatre. His picture drew loud cheering from a large audience.
A. J. Crisler is arrested in Regina after Jonas Brown’s body is found in a shallow grave near a Montana homestead. Brown, a Glasgow homesteader, was killed last April with an ax as he slept, his body buried by Crisler who was seen driving Brown’s team. Brown’s mother dreamt of the murder, prompting the police search.
In Chillicothe Ohio a young girl swore a pledge before a notary promising not to speak to any man except her fiancé, marking a personal vow reported in local notes.
A notice invites readers to subscribe for Warren Malil at a rate of $1.00 per year in advance. The item presents a simple sales pitch without additional details or conditions.
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