Republicans Seek Return to Power with Old Guard
The piece argues the Republican party, blamed for offenses against the people, will attempt a comeback under veteran leaders. It notes Pennsylvanian Penrose, Ohio’s Foraker, Illinois’ Cannon, and possible bids by Aldrich, Scott, Lorimer, and Guggenheim, shaping a decisive roll call.
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Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Ohio
Foraker
U. S
Illinois
Cannon
Congress
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Scott
West Virginia
Lorimer
Guggenheim
Colorado
The Editor and the Miserable Clergymen
A Tid Bits note argues editors face harsh critique and clergy face constant scrutiny. It outlines endless ifs about a preacher’s age, family, manners, and actions, concluding the clergyman’s life is the second worst after an editor due to imagined critics.
O'Neil Breaks With Penrose Over Liquor Ties
J Denny O Neil Allegheny County commissioner and local option advocate refuses to back Senator Penrose for re election. He opposes liquor money influence and cannot support the Penrose ticket, despite Republican affiliation.
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J. Denny O'Neil
Allegheny County
Senator Penrose
Penrose
Movieland Sees 18 Million Daily Attendees
The note indicates that a vast audience of about 18 million people attend picture shows daily in the country with many adults and children frequenting theaters each week.
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Ioéal
Subscribe Offer for The Warren Mail
An advance subscription option announces The Warren Mail at one dollar per year. The notice urges readers to sign up and enjoy local coverage.
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Warren Mail
Rockefeller aphonia and test testimony at Jekyll Island
The article discusses William Rockefeller’s illness hindering an Interstate Commerce Commission witness, the investigation of the money trust, and the House committee’s disputed identification of a aphonic Jekyll Island figure as Rockefeller, noting technicalities and public skepticism about malingering.
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William Rockefeller
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rockefeller
Money Trust
Jekyll Island
House Committee
Mr. Rockefeller
Lower Broadway
Jeykll Island
House
Jeyll Island
William Rockefellar
House of Chuzzlewit
Toby Chuzzlewit
Gandfather
Nozoo
Ban on snake stories urged by Pennsylvania zoologist
State Zoologist H A Surface appeals to Pennsylvania editors to stop publishing sensational snake tales. He notes venomous snakes are rare and bites far less dangerous than many fear, and urges accurate reporting to preserve tourism and enjoyment of the state's scenery and countryside.
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H. A. Surface
Pennsylvania
What the Others Say In Light Verse Vignettes
A collage of witty quips from various papers lampoons fashion hats suffrage politics and social trends. Jests touch on finger bowls, spring hats, Bible revision, tango hats, and the press’s playful take on public figures and gender roles.
Unsexed Yet Votes Debate Amid Labor Roles
A poem by Berton Braley argues that work from factory loom to laundry or nursing does not unsex a woman, but voting allegedly does. It contrasts labor nobility with fears that ballots threaten femininity, urging equal political rights.
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Berton Braley
Collier’s
Dream of Meat Sale Sparks Townwide Bargain Rush
A reader imagines a butcher slashing prices on sirloin ling sausage and remnant roasts drawing crowds. Dry goods, shoes, and druggists also offer frequent sales to attract cash buyers, but the town wonders why meat bargains are so rare.
Expert on Marriage Aims to Learn from Nat Goodwin
A Detroit reporter seeks practical guidance from Nat Goodwin on matrimony but finds little concrete advice. Goodwin jokes that neither he nor oysters are easy to digest and recalls that marriage is a lawful, laudable pursuit. He admits women often pick the man, not vice versa, and vows to keep pursuing a home despite failures.
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Detroit
Nat Goodwin
Goodwin
Henry VIII
Mr. Goodwin
Philadelphia Record
Girlville: A Portrait of a Restless Hamlet in Life
Thomas L. Masson portrays Girlville as a bucolic village transformed by city polish. Once ruled by elders it now polices itself with ragtime, fiction, stockings, slippers and red paint. Residents seek to leave and return, while a spoon factory sits on the town edge. The name change to Chatterfield is rejected as synonymous.
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Girlville
Old Maid
Chatterfield
Chatterville
Thomas L. Masson
A Plea Against Repeated House Renovations
A reader laments excessive house cleaning seasons proposing a national law to forbid renovations more than once a year. The text paints the conflict between spouses during cleaning as needless turmoil and physical strain, likening it to soap suds and cobwebs.
Conspiracy Against Boys Promotes Liquor to Youth
A brewer argues that the liquor trade seeks to create a youthful appetite for alcohol. He claims it will drive future sales by giving boys small drinks now, with the aim of lifelong consumption and profits.
There There Little Trust Stock Prices Rise
A poem laments the collapse of trust in markets and the abuse of law as stock prices soar despite destruction. It personifies Trust as dissolved by brutal laws while bonds burst and prices rise, urging resilience against manipulation and costly measures.
Parable on Boys from Cloverdale Ind Graphic
A Cloverdale Indiana graphic humor piece portrays a boy's youth on the streets with soda fountains, cheap fashion, and dreams of luxury. He ignores math, writes verse at night, seeks notoriety, and ends as a store clerk earning one dollar daily while stealing extra cash until caught.
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Cairo
Cloverdale Ind
Graphic
Eminent Doctor Endorses Yawns For Health Benefits
An eminent physician recommends yawning to ventilate lungs and strengthen respiratory muscles. He claims it relieves throat and ear trouble and that patients have derived great benefit from it.
Gen Funston Cleans Vera Cruz in Record Time
A housewife seeks Gen Funston to handle annual cleaning. In 17 hours he mobilized 5,000 troops to scrub Vera Cruz inside and out, ordering locals to participate and turning the city into the cleanest in the tropics. The transformation marks a new experience for the town.
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Gen. Funston
Vera Cruz
Tropics
Dramatic Critics Correspondence School Final Exam
A New York Mail item lists dramatic critic exam questions covering theater figures, plays, vocabulary, and method. Questions include Shuberts first names, Shaw versus Broadhurst, and critique habits.
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Correspondence School
Messrs. Shuberts
New York
George Bernard Shaw
George Broadhurst
Gentle Cow Etiquette at Verona Dairy Draws Attention
Verona New Jersey dairy bosses ban harsh talk to cows to keep milk flowing. Stephen Francisco says courteous voices improve output while rough language lowers supply. Slavs and Hungarians on the farm are trained to a drawing room tone and nails are manicured. Vacuum cleaners replace debris removing tools, and rough curry combs are banned. Warren county milkmen are urged to take note.
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Alderney
Jersey
Verona
N. J
Stephen Francisco
New York World
Warren County
Famous Firms Heart and Soul in One-Word Pairs
A playful list features paired words such as Heart and Soul Frills and Furbelows and Fair and Warmer Fuss and Feathers and Law and Order. Hammer and Tongs and Horse Foot and Dragons appear with more contrasts like Thick and Thin Root and Branch Cut and Dried Sore and Yellow Touch and Go High and Dry Might and Main Tooth and Nail Short and Sweet Columbia State.
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Fuss & Feathers
Law & Order
Hammer & Tongs
Might & Main
Interest in Interleague Baseball Dips as Season Opens
Interest in the big baseball league and the Federals dropped here soon as the Interstate League opened its season. The games played so far have been largely attended.
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Federals
Fourth of July Celebration Plans in Warren Spur Booster Action
A call to organize a large Warren Fourth of July celebration inspires Booster Club activity. Residents urged to mobilize volunteers and rally support for events, fundraising, and community parade preparations.
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Warren
Booster Club
Inquiries on Steps to Prevent Revolt by Mediation Body
The record asks what actions, if any, have been taken to avert a possible revolution if the A B C mediators fail to resolve the Mexican dispute. It emphasizes caution and procedural options for diplomatic intervention.
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Percy S. Smith
Fred E. Lewis
Lehigh County
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