Do Not Fear To Be A Goat The Goats Of Leadership
An Oil City Blizzard editorial argues that public figures facing blame may gain from perceived errors. It cites F H Taylor aiding J C Sibley and Louis Loeb as secretary and later collector, claiming goats bear burdens that yield success and advancement. The piece urges young men not to fear being the goat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Taylor
J. C. Sibley
Loeb
Port of
New York
Oil City
The Cost and Value of Raising Boys in a Family
The author argues parents invest about 44 000 in each son until age 21, estimating a brood of six costs 24 000. If a son becomes lazy or addicted to cigarettes, the return is poor, whereas a diligent son yields lifelong pride and support for aging parents.
John D Schnapps Arrest Over Sign at Cleveland Saloon
A Cleveland saloon keeper John D Schnapps was arrested after posting a sign reading This is John D's Place thought to insult John D Rockefeller. He claims legal print use of his name and awaits a hearing next Tuesday as to where the rights lie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D’s
John D. Schnapps
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Schnapps
John D
Latrob Bulletin
Civic Cleanliness as a City Habit and Pride
The piece argues that a city's cleanliness benefits residents daily, not just for unexpected visitors. It compares civic upkeep to a well kept home, stressing that tidy streets and alleys enhance life and the town’s appearance for locals year after year.
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Warren
Think of Your Home Merchant Before Buying
A terse peplum urging readers to consider who actually pays for church entertainments tickets member drives and sick brother subscriptions. It questions reliance on mail order catalogs and asks readers to reflect on who funds charitable efforts.
Notice to Subscribers on Arrears and Mail Suspension
The Post Office Department requires newspapers overdue over a year to be withheld from the mails. Subscribers in arrears a year or more must pay promptly or the paper will be discontinued at that address. Paid in advance or within one year are exempt. Check the paper label to see owed amount. Mail Printing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mail
Home Folk
Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
S. M. Sloan, Poprietors and Publishers
Warren
Penn’a
Post Office Department
Washington
Warren Medical Association condemns asylum trustees over Guth removal
The Warren Medical Association condemns the trustees of the asylum for the insane at North Warren for removing Dr Guth as superintendent asserting he is eminently qualified. The remark suggests possible political influence behind the decision.
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Meadville Messenger
Warren Medical Association
Asylum For the Insane
North Warren
Guth
Lieutenant Governor John M Reynolds Named From Bedford County
Lieutenant Governor John M Reynolds of Bedford County is referenced in a political update highlighting his local roots and potential leadership role. The report notes his association with Bedford and emphasizes regional backing for his candidacy.
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John K. Tener
Washington County
John M. Reynolds
Bedford County
Slippery Deal in Oil sparks take on Munsey thriller
The Cavalier magazine serial A Slippery Deal in Oil is described as a thriller about oil drilling. The author’s inaccuracies amuse informed readers in the oil field, detailing a torpedo shot, a go devil explosive, and a ruined rig. It notes practical drilling facts appear exaggerated and poke fun at pipe lining ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Cavalier
Frank A. Munsey
Advice to wives and husbands for a brighter daily life
The Pittsburg Press editor urges couples to vary every day and inject spice into routine. Small gestures like a kiss before work, playful romps with a baby, or stroking a dog can refresh daily life. He emphasizes love, kindness, and hope that life will improve, with God watching over.
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Pittsburg
Aids to the Digestion in the Dining Room
The article extols laughter and good will as digestive aids and notes that a cheerful guest or court jester at table can aid digestion more than nostrums, highlighting the social side of eating and health.
Do You Work For Your Town
A call to citizens and merchants to boost municipal development and place the town on the map. It urges assessing local strengths, sharing information, and taking personal action to improve prosperity and prominence for the community.
Flushing Women Lead War on Street Spitting
A civic effort in Flushing New York led by the Good Citizenship league of wealthy women to curb expectoration. Delegation headed by Mrs Winifred Lay met Borough President Dresser who promised support and empowered members to arrest violators. Spitters face a magistrate and a $2 fine that funds the town.
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Flushing
N. Y
Good Citizenship League
Winifred Lay
Dresser
Health Board
League
Keeping the Sidewalks Clean in Kansas City
Property owners who let mud wash onto sidewalks may be summoned to court as warrants were issued by a Kansas City city councilor on a street repair inspector’s complaint. The measure aims to curb dirt and improve cleanliness citywide and could spread to other towns.
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Kansas City
Little Things That Count and Everyday Trades
A whimsical verse by Walt Mason in Farm and Ranch Review extols small acts and small-scale trades. It links tiny drops, grains, and vessels to fortunes of milkmen, grocers, ice cream sellers, coal men, and merchants through neat ads and prudent effort.
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Walt Mason
Farm and Ranch Review
Country Tea in the Woods Sparks Friction
In Lucile’s diary a plan for a spring country tea for mission-school girls backfires. After a dusty cross country walk to harvest wildflowers, Arthur Knight arrives with tea and snack shortages test patience. Tensions rise as Cousin Fannie and friends show ingratitude, prompting Lucile’s critique of selfishness.
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Fannie
Betty
Mary Townsend
Mary
Cousin Fannie
Arthur Knight
Arthur
Mission
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Henry Houck
Lebanon County
Charles F. Wright
Susquehanna County
Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Venango County
State Senate
Frank M. Knapp
Warren County
General Assembly
Joseph A. Schofield
America
Lucile
Warren National Bank
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Rose H. Davis
Senate
W. D. Brown
C. Schimmelfeng
W. D. Hinckley
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