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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
3
A discussion on how early work curtails education and lifelong prospects. It argues for restricting child labor, expanding industrial education, and aligning schooling with community needs and future wages. The piece cites Massachusetts findings and stresses public funding and parental patience for long term gains.
The essay divides humanity into the traveling public and real travelers. It describes the public as bold yet insecure, spending savings on discovery, seeing the wider world as a band of strangers, and turning travel into a form of freedom and renewal after confinement. It praises travel as the season’s active, restless pursuit.
A suffrage advocate argues for the vote as a weapon to protect women from oppression. She decries legal and social barriers that keep women from political power and notes that in the four states with suffrage women enjoy greater protection from male brutality and greed.
An essay extols clannishness and home cooperation in Gasconade county Missouri where German settlers built a self supporting community. They kept wealth local by patronizing nearby mills stores and trades and avoided public charges, showing prosperity through roads schools churches and cooperative commerce. The piece argues such cooperation could raise progress in other agricultural districts.
Sociologists note pessimism about rural youths_ chances yet urge focus on home town growth. As towns rise in the West and population booms, small firms flourish where natural advantages and local support attract manufacturing and commerce. Many leading businessmen once farm sons who started locally and prospered as towns progressed.
The author argues for fair treatment of neighbors and honest earnings for day laborers. It criticizes merchants for importing produce when nearby farmers offer comparable or cheaper potatoes, noting no benefit in paying a commission in such cases. The piece champions supporting local producers and fair local trade.
From fruit growing reports it is noted that crop rot results from poor transport and low city prices. The text urges local enterprise to start small drying and canning establishments to use surplus fruit and benefit the community.
A call urges shopkeepers to clear old stock and sell at actual cost to prevent items from becoming outdated or devalued, allowing neighbors to enjoy the lowest prices.
Advertisers stress listing prices to attract customers as readers seek cost information. The passage highlights the value of local papers as a medium for pricing and commerce in the community.
A dollar circulated locally is worth more than fifty dollars in distant places. A district grows wealthy by keeping earnings earned locally or brought in through commerce.
A collage of poems by Martha G. D. Bianchi Lucy Larcom and McLandburgh Wilson. Exile longing for homeland contrasts with deserters left idle and the enduring blessing of shared faith and fellowship. Aging and memory are explored with humor and reverence as voices reflect on human striving.
The verse argues that true value lies in hard won approval rather than readily given smiles. It contrasts unsolicited grace with wooing praise, claiming genuine pride comes from effort and perseverance.
A meditation on time and continuity after death. The speaker envisions enduring spring and summer cycles, lovers continuing their affection, and recurring natural beauty as future generations read again the same words. A reflective verse from Charles Hanson Towne in Smart Set.
The poem from the Baltimore Sun extols the ultimate triumph as learning to do without. It contrasts material or visible victories with the quiet discipline of restraint, contentment, and steadfast faith in love while carrying one’s duties and load.
The excerpt presents a nostalgic verse about a parent and child enjoying daily adventures under varying weather. It describes walking together, finding glory beneath the sky, and a loving, hopeful tone about carefree days and dreams.
Pattern No 5819 shows an unusually attractive blouse waist with front tucks a patch pocket and deep cuffs. Suitable fabrics include linen gingham French flannel pongee and madras. 32 to 44 inch bust sizes. Send 10 cents with size and pattern number to Pattern Department.
Pattern No 5826 presents a chic blouse dress for girls in Scotch plaid gingham. It features a kilted plaited skirt attached to a body lining with a back closure, elbow sleeves with turned back cuffs, and a round collar. Mohair delaine challis linen and pique yield attractive results for sizes 6 8 10 and 12 years requiring four yards of 36 inch material for an eight year old.
A Yonkers Statesman remark notes a performer’s demand for encores after a kiss and Patrice confirms she screamed, revealing the crowd’s reaction to the staged moments.
The article notes that the original Saint Nicholas bones rest in a southern Italian town after a nine century repose there. It recalls that he was buried in Myra for six centuries before the transfer.
An Oregon farmer reports a single apple stump successfully grafted with 23 varieties of fruit including peaches plums prunes and nuts. The experiment aims to diversify production and expand options on a single rootstock.
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