Price Cut on Foulards and Dress Fabrics
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
3
Out of Place Shocking Kiss Sparks Family Talk
Aunt Prisms scolds Maude over an unintended kiss from young Mr. Jones. Maude says he merely touched her nose and recalls the sudden interruption by the aunt, who insists the moment was improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Prisms
Maude
Mr. Jones
Auntie
Fishing Luck Story In Detroit Free Press Quip
A brief Detroit Free Press quip notes luck on a fishing trip with a joke about counting those who got away and those thrown back, stating they almost reached seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Her Criticism of Fritz’s Shadowed Letters
A quote from Fliegende Blatter mocks Fritz for unclear handwriting asking if his kisses amount to 1,000 or 10,000. The remark highlights humor about deciphering intimate messages and the playful tone of postcard era gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
McClung Act Targets Short Weights in New Inspectors
The McClung act allows county and city inspectors to enforce accurate weights and measures after Governor Tener signed it. Offenders face fines from 50 to 200 dollars for a first offense and 100 dollars plus 30 to 90 days in jail for subsequent offenses. Tresspass signs for sale at The Warren Mail office in Warren PA are offered at 10 cents each.
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McClung
Tener
Warren Mail Office
Warren
Scranton
Pittsburg
Common Pleas
Dil
Senate
House
A Ten-Year-Old’s Tomb Inscription From 1652
An old London churchyard memorial for Susannah Barford who died in 1652 at age ten years and thirteen weeks. The verses below describe life as a short stage and a tragic play with heaven as the end.
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London
Susannah Barford
When Dining Out and the Cost of Contingent Guests
A Yonkers Statesman quote prompts a quip on the ultimate consumer who pays the dinner bill. The line contrasts social concessions with fear while a Burke aphorism echoes the theme of power and responsibility in everyday meals.
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Yonkers Statesman
Pennsylvania 1911 Legislature Ends with Broad Reforms
Harrisburg report notes adjournment of the 1911 session after Jan 3 to May 25 with about 1,200 bills acted on, including the school code and good roads measures. The public utilities bill failed in the Senate, governor Tener pledges further action, and highway and medical board reforms reshape state administration.
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Tener
Harrisburg
Insurance Department
National Guard
Wright
Stuart
State Board of Charities
Bromley Wharton
Bell
House
Senate
New York
Maryland
Wisconsin
New Jersey
General Assembly
State Highway Department
Pennsylvania
Highway Department
State Department of Mines
Boyd
Westmoreland County
Law and Order Committee
Cooper
Allegheny
Kline
Pittsburg
Sisters of Charity
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Smith Co
Warren PA
Coats
Cravenette
Dryea
Co. H. Smith Co
Warren, Penn
Burke
Robert Haight
Sproul Road
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