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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
4
Quote by George von Baumer of Holland extols Washington as a model of balanced virtue guiding happiness for himself and others. The observation likens his impact to masterpieces of ancient art, growing with closer scrutiny.
A state editorial urges that the newspaper represents the community, reflects its views and morals, and warns against allowing weak or vicious publications. It compares a publication's power to control dangerous forces and urges improvement rather than tolerance of low standards.
Edwin C. Martin notes the weather bureau defines cold waves with regional criteria. Gulf coast requires a 16 degree drop in 24 hours, other areas 20 degrees, with thresholds varying by month and climate.
The Chicago Bachelor Girls club of sixty members seeks husbands and lists questions on equality, habits, family, church, and home life. Members divide ages from 18 to 40 with Nellie Duggan as president. a proposed eugenic clause was rejected.
The House Democrats voted 123 to 57 to frame woman suffrage as a state issue not a Federal one. Southern leaders backed the resolution, indicating opposition to granting votes to women based on gender alone. The piece notes states with foreign born women may hesitate to enfranchise now.
A Missouri town ballots on saloons and local newspapers publish a fierce comment objecting to dancing outfits and dances seen as vulgar. The piece asserts women should not wear slitted skirts and urges men to oppose saloons to keep moral standards, warning the town may descend into chaos.
Washington headquarters at Valley Forge becomes the focus as relics from the Revolution are shown. A camp stockpile of powder horns leads to a contest where the 30 hornless patriots vie for horns. Washington declares a number between 1500 and 2000. the closest guess wins, with one patriot hitting 1776 exactly.
A 1910 essay argues that true unity rests on perfected individuality within marriage. It condemns domination by either partner, urges mutual respect for personal views, and warns that fear and coercion erode love.
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