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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
4
A historical promotion by George Elliot Flint extols walking as ideal spring exercise. It argues walking aids digestion, reduces bilious upset, and can help gain weight if thin while making corpulent individuals slimmer. Open-air walking boosts oxygen, expels wastes, and supports muscle nutrition.
A midwestern newspaper contrasts two farmer's wife stereotypes. One warns that harsh chores prove the dream of rural bliss false, while the other envisions a pampered life with servants, phones, and leisure, ending with refined evenings.
The adjournment of the recently convened congress is praised for orderly conduct, contrasting with scandalous last hours in New Jersey and other legislatures. The New York Times commends restraint as lawmakers exit after approving about 1.055 billion dollars in federal expenditures.
In an Atchison Globe excerpt, boys loudly clap and stamp to hurry a delayed performance while adults suppress signs of weariness, unsure how to show their impatience. The scene contrasts youthful exuberance with grown caution in public entertainment.
A little girl enters the sitting room with ailing chicken saying it may have perrin sercitis. The remark is recorded in the Delineator as a humorous or curious line.
Secretary of Internal Affairs Henry Houck of Lebanon county. State Senate candidate Frank M. Knapp of Warren county. General Assembly representative Joseph A. Schofield of Warren listed in official filing records.
Rhetorical plea urges residents to oppose improvements distrust public leaders and deter outsiders from investing. It urges two prices for property, discouraging buyers, and to run down newspapers officers and all public efforts except self.
A historical admonition urges relentless factionalism and self serving tactics to ruin local commerce. It advocates denouncing merchants, buying elsewhere, promoting outsiders, and avoiding unified improvement efforts while profiting from any action. The piece frames town decay as a strategy.
A fragment recalls Hilda the Helper saying she might pack and go away to satisfy a city hunger, reflecting a desire to escape. The line hints at past ambitions and restless spirit within a social context.
A brief note recalls Hilda leaving for the city, then returning after three months with a new song. The fragment hints at a musical or storytelling motif without detailing events or dates.
John L Sullivan urges Americans to celebrate boldly and be patriotic. He promotes fireworks for children, denounces foreign allegiance, and claims the United States can defeat all rivals, citing Washington and national pride as guiding principles. He also notes foreigners naturalizing and contrasts national vigor with other nations.
Baltimore activists within the Woman Suffrage club led by president Mrs. Emma Maddox Funck push for women police appointments to curb street flirtations. A district attorney visit is planned to press for legal permission, with a broader appeal to the legislature if needed.
Mt. Vernon Illinois July 7 Ed Atterbury, 29, died after resisting arrest by Patrolman John Jones in Orchardville. A bullet passed through Atterbury striking Jim Bryant, who stood nearby and suffered a broken arm. Atterbury was unmarried.
Milwaukee reports that Frank G. Bigelow former president of the First National Bank of Milwaukee now imprisoned at Port Leavenworth is to be released on parole within two weeks under a Taft signed agreement.
Mayor Frank R. McClain of Lancaster obtained a company order prohibiting locomotive whistling within borough limits. The action ends nightly screeching that disturbed residents, suggesting Warren could benefit from a similar measure.
President Taft to retreat from public contact for nine days ending July 15 with no mail access. He will golf yacht and spend time with his physical director Dr. Barker while Secretary Norton withholds letters and Treasury head MacVeagh may visit briefly. Massachusetts issues a drivers license to Robert Taft after investigation of a fatal accident involving Italian worker Michael Grigordio.
San Francisco Mayor McCarthy says prizefighting laws forbid photographic reproductions of the Jeffries Johnson bout and would be unlawful to show in the city. He supports legitimate boxing and other healthy sports while condemning brutal slugging.
Miss Anna Ewing Cockrell daughter of former Senator Francis Cockrell wed Lambros A. Coromilas United States minister from Greece at the home of the bride's sister Mrs Edson F Gallauduet in Norwich Conn Rev Joachin Alexoupolis of Washington conducted the Greek rite Only family and close friends attended The couple left for a brief wedding trip and will sail for Europe then to Athens where Mr Coromilas will be stationed.
A suitcase of dynamite exploded between two stacks of steel beams at the Bur ger Iron company plant in Akron, Ohio, presumed to be an attempt to wreck the mill. The beams were twisted and become unusable. Authorities suspect labor trouble as the motive.
Andrew Carnegie learns his Dunfermline solicitor disappeared and left a £30,000 default. He offers to fund relief for the victims' distress by providing any needed amount.
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