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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
4
The Rochester Post Express argues President Taft should not pardon bankers Morse and Walsh. It cites alleged perjury, grand larceny, and fraudulent banking, praising the decision as a vindication of equal justice and warning against clemency influenced by petitions from prominent figures and relatives.
An editorial from the Cleveland Leader portrays girls Julia Carpenter Grace Smith Marjorie Elinor and others demonstrating practical skills on a high school platform. The piece links these acts to progressive women’s movements including suffrage and women in Congress and as presidents.
The Pittsburg Dispatch commends Governor Tener for pledges kept and his efforts on the public utilities bill. It urges supporters to back his administration, defend his measures, and resist attempts to undermine his program or the popular will.
New York World reports on a Boston widow who left most of her fortune to Hindoo cult followers. The piece depicts ritual breath work, anointing furniture, and the pursuit of superconsciousness, likening it to mumbo jumbo. It notes the appeal to educated women and questions church responses to doctrinal heresy.
The Americas Greeting editor laments modern hotel and restaurant cooks who are often foreign trained. He argues many soups meats and entrees are over seasoned with celery garlic onions and various seeds. A move back to traditional cooking would please patrons.
A columnist extols wives who quietly shape their husbands success and laments neglectful husbands. He narrates a village tale of a devoted wife whose efforts helped a judge rise, only to be spurned as he pursues a wealthier widow, arguing women often sacrifice without reciprocation.
The State Highway Department has advertised for bids to build a state road about half a mile long from Conewango township to Farmington in Pine Grove township Warren county. Friends in Warren of Mrs. Martin Morgan, formerly of Hinkle street, now near Russell, regret that her condition does not improve as she suffers from cancer and is not believed to survive long.
Dr Sharon P Heilman of Kittanning faced murder to aggravated assault charges in the Wasson death but was released on 5000 bail. The issue mentions a new Pennsylvania divorce law and local civic updates including a Pythian Sisters picnic and a church dedication.
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