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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
4
Editorial carries Dr. Frank Crane arguing morality rests on inner principles rather than customs of a sect or region. It rails at provincialism and cites a timeless standard that endures across faiths, colors, and nationalities.
The Chinese editor declines a manuscript with elaborate politeness. He praises the work, explains the president would demand a flawless model, and withdraws the piece, saying he is a slave to the author.
A new arrival posts a humorous sign on his lawn claiming to be Piffleton Wombat and listing quirky details about his marriage and income. Neighbors split on whether he is a plain nut or a public benefactor for sparing gossips trouble.
A young lawyer appointed to defend a Black defendant seeks an acquittal by challenging jurors he believes may be biased. The defendant, who says he has previously been convicted under the judge, asks for a cautious approach and hints at prejudice against him.
A playful verse urges readers to persevere through hardship using garden puns. It blends common produce terms with motivational lines to encourage activity, resilience, and gradual change amid adversity.
Uncle Raspberry quotes a claim that flying machine men can do everything a bird can. Aunt Chloe agrees, but jokes that if any such man falls asleep while holding a tree branch, she should be asked to verify the feat.
A humorous exchange from the Bogton Transcript features Youngleigh arguing that after a girl is treated kindly she should allow a kiss, while Grumpy Old Batch contends the young man has done enough for her.
A reader shares a poem about the home town newspaper visiting distant homes. It praises the paper for lifting spirits, reporting local events, social rounds, crops, and gossip, contrasting it with daily papers and fiction. The verse centers on comfort and connection through hometown news.
A dramatic mock sermon in Germanic vernacular voices Kaiser Wilhelm addressing God. The speaker demands divine aid to crush foes or face declaring war and taking power, threatening Zeppelin action and world domination if denied. The verse blends prayer, pride, and menace with apocalyptic overtones.
The piece profiles a child prodigy pianist Schuman Hoffman Wagner who grows through Bach Beethoven and sonatas, then shifts to verses about suffrage equal pay and editorials. It ends with a critique of readers who cite old newspaper items.
A weekly paper is praised for its promotion of town interests and its role as defender against detractors. It argues the newspaper builds the community, supports progress, and deserves liberal public support as the town’s chief business enterprise.
A poem is printed after a request and dare for publication. It describes two ballots cast together in November when cold weather set in and nestled like brothers, making them indistinguishable in the box.
Elk Grange No 911 marked its twenty fifth anniversary on January 30 with a 1 o'clock chicken dinner served by the sisters. A musical and literary program followed. The town saw a series of personal visits and local school and road related news as residents and guests circulated in the area.
An unannounced church society president overhears the head printer ordering cruel acts and profane taboos. The incident shocks a pious woman and unsettles her children who are barred from the printer’s child.
Report from across the country describes two smooth strangers who sold a Chicago house and cheap standard sugar and flour to farmers. They collected $10 to $60 in advance per stop and allegedly took up to 73000 dollars in one community without delivering groceries.
Floodwaters from the Allegheny and Monongahela crest near Pittsburgh threaten Point area while the city endures ice jams from Freeport. Trolley and railroad service halt as hundreds evacuate low-lying homes along the rivers. Forecasts predicted 29 feet at Point at midnight.
The Der rick monthly oil report shows 931 wells completed in January across mid continent and east of the Mississippi, down 121 from December. New production fell by 5 773 barrels with increases in Pennsylvania, Texas, and Louisiana and declines elsewhere. In Allegany county New York and several western counties activity was light, with Butler county the only exception showing one more completion.
The speaker emphasizes offering shoes that beat rivals in price while stressing accuracy in place to avoid later regret. This ad style line promotes value and reliability for customers seeking better footwear deals.
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