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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
4
The Pittsburg Dispatch argues railroad magnates use rate boosts to punish the public after rebating laws enforcement. It questions whether speculators push stock prices to favor rail profits or to degrade general business by neglecting maintenance. The piece cites higher exactions as retaliation against regulation and urges restraint from the industry.
An exchange signals lower champagne prices, suggesting a trend that leads to reduced costs for necessities of life. The remark implies consumer prices may ease as champagne becomes cheaper, reflecting a wider deflationary pattern.
Andrew Carnegie suggests that wives of millionaires often are not happy but advises not rejecting a man solely for riches. The note urges Warren girls to heed the guidance and act accordingly, a sentiment the writer agrees with.
The Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley has suffered a second attack and his condition is critical at his Indianapolis home. At age 54 he is a household name for poems of childhood and enduring verses sought by readers across the nation.
The Hampton Chronicle notes a shift toward selling eggs by the pound as eggs lose weight with age. It predicts farmers will gather fresh eggs to keep them heavy, while merchants may adjust prices if eggs shrink, a practice already seen in New York.
The committee announces Mr Z Thompson and A C Meek as candidates for county commissioner in the upcoming Republican primaries. Each seeks the office in the party slate and will compete in the primary election.
John Siggins of Tidioute J W Hughes of Warren and George W Cogswell of Warren declared candidates for associate judge at the upcoming Republican primaries.
The Herald announces B. R. Allen and Frank A. Wood as candidates for the office of register and recorder and clerk of the orphans court in the upcoming Republican primary. Wood hails from Grand Valley.
The MAb announces Ernest D. Stewart of Conenango township as a Republican candidate for County Treasurer subject to GOP voters decision. The Math announces C A Love of Irvine as a Republican County Treasurer candidate awaiting GOP voters decision.
A light anecdote about a young Canadian visiting Washington for holidays. While riding with his cousin she asks if Canadians have reindeer. he replies that they instead have snow this season. The quip illustrates regional humor and cultural exchange.
Gifford Pinchot urged Pennsylvanians to resist boss rule and special interests echoing a pledge of self government. He asserted the public favors liberty won in the past and warned that organized power cannot halt the rising desire for popular rule.
A discussion of common printing blunders shows how misplacement of type and post proof adjustments create errors readers notice too late. It cites Shakespeare, Talmage, and various misheard phrases, illustrating how small slips morph into unintended meanings and the need for reader forgiveness.
The New York Independent argues the public should punish the MAKERS of reform rather than the muckrakers. It contends talk of muckrakers reflects focus on the reformers as the true agents, not an undesired class. The piece suggests without corruption there are no muckrakers to condemn.
A University of Chicago professor challenged students to answer seventeen questions defining true education. He asks about sympathy, public spirit, kindness to the weak, friendship, integrity, joy in simple work, self-worth, happiness alone, and seeing meaning beyond money. He ends by asking if the soul can claim relation to the Creator.
A playful reflection traces the arc from God creating Heaven and Earth to humanity, then jokes about loafers gathering in depots, post offices, groceries, and salons where they sit and discuss national problems.
The National Editorial Association plans to reorganize at its annual meeting, changing its name to the National Press Association of America and broadening membership to include all newspaper and periodical workers except printers or pressmen. A Chicago executive committee proposal also calls for a new school of instruction and support for the Nelson bill restricting government return card printing. The twenty sixth annual meeting is set for Detroit on July 10.
State Health Commissioner Samuel G. Dixon says since establishment 38,927 people have been examined by dispensary staff and about 200,000 persons reached. He calls 115 dispensaries the states schools for teaching TB control and praises their wide changes toward pure air advantages.
The passage presents a set of aphorisms on happiness effort and life. It emphasizes memory of pleasure and liking what you do, seizing chances, reading life carefully, and building foundations for lofty aims. It also notes that opportunity often tests readiness before arrival.
A prayer book was among the contents of an ostrich stomach dissected in London. The find adds curiosity to the bird’s diet and the study of its digestive remnants.
North Warren reports several scarlet fever cases prompting the closure of a school room. County Health Officer Bierce of Warren says he is taking all precautions to halt the spread of the disease.
Warren Jamestown street car company buys land from Myron A Fish for a Stillwater station and 28 by 38 foot building with a farmer and patron waiting room. Ramblers beat Clarendon 15 14 in a fast basketball game featuring Crawford Secrest and Staaf.
Fred Lane of Youngsville is under arrest in Jamestown on a charge of abandoning his family. He remains in custody for a further hearing as local authorities pursue the case.
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