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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
4
A Madison Labor News piece humorously contrasts the ideal of an editor with an effortless routine between press days. It describes editors lounging, readers paying in advance, and news flowing as if by automatic process, ending with a wry note on abolishing press day altogether.
The Warren Chamber of Commerce remains active aiming to improve Warren. Citizens remember that chamber efforts are futile without public backing and support.
A skeptical reader questions if good times return but asserts there is money in the country. Farmers sell strong crops, banks receive new reserves, and lending to industry is poised to restart, boosting employment and demand as orders flow in from abroad.
Farmers can establish year round parcel post eggs by contracting with city families during a shortage. Ship eggs now to build steady winter customers and adjust prices as supply fluctuations occur. The idea can extend to butter, poultry, meats, fruits, vegetables, honey, and more.
A proposed national game law lists violent penalties including shooting book agents during specified months and "War Talkers" with no closed season. It also allows execution for those who claim they did not order a newspaper, with burial in quicklime to prevent infection spread.
A poem extols planting trees as a beacon of life and civilization, praising patience and renewal. In a regional note, an editor Teases a cookbook ideal, while columns mock big city ads and urge support for local papers, stressing home papers reach readers directly.
A New York paper reports a new kiss in town, noting a five kiss cadence before a break. The scene features a hero and heroine in a stage kiss described as an acid test of love and a magnetic thrill that travels from fingertips to toes.
Adam and Eve humorously illustrate origins of a phrase through a series of domestic slips and sighs. The narrator closes with a pun about poets and a weathered joke, stressing playful marital quirks and misread signals. The piece reads as a light verse closing with a wry punchline.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger item quotes a preacher addressing shellbacks about molten iron from a furnace, likening it to ice cream in hell to emphasize his point. The vivid metaphor stirs the congregation as he warns of the Bad Place.
The upcoming edition promises a host of new live features of special interest to readers. It highlights interactive elements, viewer participation options, and potential updates across sections.
Redding Shoe Co emphasizes offering the best market leather and rubber footwear and accessories to customers. The ad highlights commitment to quality materials and value across its product range.
SNAG-PROOF Rubber Boots offer heeled protection at 1.98 for short style and 2.98 for Storm King while competing brands run as high as 6.50 per pair. Local retailers tout value and durability across models.
High Cut shoes for Boys range 1.48 to 3.75 per pair. Men's Rubber Pacs and Hunting Shoes 1.75 1.98 up to 4.00. Felt Boots 2.48 and up. Women's Dress Shoes 1.48 1.98 2.48 and up to 5.00. Goodyear Welt dress shoes 2.48 2.98 3.50 and up to 7.00. Shoes for every family member with quality and price to defy competition.
The piece recalls Southey's humorous list of Russian generals with endings in ow itch and off and mocks spelling aloud. It then swerves to a Christmas gift pitch for The Youths Companion offering subscriptions, calendars, and sample copies.
A short piece argues changing ideas on Christmas giving favor long term service. It promotes a year’s subscription to The Youth's Companion as a lasting gift offering steady entertainment and guidance, lasting beyond seasonal items stored unused at year’s end.
A postmaster kept in check by rats finally gains authority to employ cats. After a senior cat goes missing and letters risk, he promotes the junior cat to government service on probation. High officials tremble at the audacious solution.
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