Congressional Candidates for Twenty eighth District
N P Wheeler of Endeavor Pennsylvania announces candidacy for Congress in the Twenty eighth District of Pennsylvania under primary rules set for June 4 1910. Eprick Mati requests designation of Dam as candidate for Congress, subject to electors decision at the June primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horror Marri
Mny
Conress
Pennsvania
N.P. Wheeler
Endeavor
Eprick Mati
Dam
Twenty-eighth
Pennsylvania
Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin
P A
Frank M. Knarp Named Republican State Senate Candidate
Warren resident Frank M. Knarp is announced as a Republican primary candidate for State Senator in the Forty-eighth District covering Venango and Warren counties, with the primary set for June 4 1910. S. G. Foster of Franklin, Pa. also announces candidacy for the same seat under Republican primary rules.
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Matt
Frank M. Knarp
Warren
Venango
S. G. Foster
Franklin
Warren County Assembly Candidate Announcements
Joseph A. Schofield and Arthur W. Dennison announce candidacies for Republican nominations to the General Assembly. Primary election set for Saturday June 4 1910 with Warren County voters to decide. Dennison seeks renomination subject to Republican primary decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Assembly
Joseph A. Schofield
Warren, Pi
General Assembly
Arthur W. Dennison
Akeley
Ferrore Mai Declares Candidacy for State Convention Delegate
Ferrore Mai announces candidacy for Delegate to the Republican State Convention subject to June 4 primaries. The notice is dated February 7, 1910, from Williston P. Wood, Grand Valley, Pa.
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Ferrore
Jolo
Williston P. Wood
Grand Valley
Warren Booster Drive for 1910 Prosperity
Editorial urges residents to support local merchants and home industries to boost Warren’s economy. Promote patronage of home businesses, buy at local shops, and invest in schools, libraries, roads, and churches. Encourages advertising in local papers to spread Warren’s growth.
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Warren
Topsy Turvey World Reflections On Odd Habits And Fates
A wry meditation contrasts common struggles. One man seeks justice while another flees it. Others save for a home or sell cheaply, while romance, divorce, and theft sit alongside unusual financial habits and paper payments in a made for newspaper style vignette.
Boom Your Town Inspire Civic Pride
A column extols the value of a wide-awake town and civic pride. It argues pride drives prosperity growth, defense of the community, and persistence in undertakings, leaving residents optimistic and content with city life. Believe in your town.
Encourage Inclusive Growth and Local Initiative for Prosperity
The passage urges welcoming outside capital and encouraging five people to move in by offering incentives. It promotes developing natural resources, celebrates entrepreneurship, and asks residents to hustle and pull together to ride prosperity’s wave, sharing profits among all inhabitants.
General Hulings Declines Senate Re election Bid
General Willis J. Hulings of Oil City releases a long public letter explaining he will not seek re election to the State Senate. He criticizes Pennsylvania politics tax laws direct primary law and the corrupt practices act. He alleges a system favors one side and Roosevelt policies on the other and signals a campaign for Congress. Nelson P. Wheeler and J. C. Sibley are named as avowed candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis J. Hulings
Oil City
Senate
Pennsylvania
General Hulings
Congress
Nelson P. Wheeler
J. C. Sibley
Laugh Trusts Vaudeville Jokes Big Onstage
A Bohemian article lists vaudeville devices that trigger laughs. It notes falsetto speaking, a German with a green waistcoat, repeated acrobatic falls, insinuations about marriage, blackface chicken jokes, costume rip gags, drumbeat interruptions, purple patches on pants, dissonant trombone notes, and a clown hesitating from a difficult feat.
Public Advice for Readers and Printers in Town Papers
A colonial style admonition urges readers to publish under rightful bylines, avoid door-knocking at printers, refrain from inspecting proof sheets, and trust local papers. It extols subscribing in advance to one’s town newspaper for timely news and stability.
When you pick them young or old a girl remains sweet
The Bentztown Bard compares girls to flowers through life stages from youth to old age. He asserts that early sweetness persists with age, though evolving like lilac or lavender. He concludes a girl’s heart remains holy and true, an angel regardless of years.
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Bentztown
Public Documents for Subscribers At Paper Office
The office offers public documents on farming gardening and fruit culture. Senator Penrose sent a batch including Plant Pest Treatment from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, Concentrated Lime Sulphur from Pennsylvania State College, and Study of Pennsylvania Butter from Pennsylvania State College.
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Penrose
Dept. of Agriculture
State College
Pennsylvania
Engraver’s Name Found On Hungarian Five Kronen Coins
Budapest reports 150000 five kronen coins recalled by the Kormozer mint after an engraver etched his own name beneath the sovereign’s effigy instead of the monarch’s initials. The imprint went unnoticed until issuance and the engraver, mistaking himself for the king, was later committed to an asylum after an acute mental lapse.
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Budapest
Kormozer
People Coming and Going In Warren Area Notes
Local society column lists visitors and residents moving between Warren, Kane, Titusville, and surrounding towns. Clair McMichael visits Bradford. Dr E J Kelley from Chandlers Valley visits Warren. others travel East, to Kane, Titusville, Pittsburgh, and Oregon. Several locals announce new jobs and reunions with family.
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E. J. Kelley
Chandlers Valley
Warren
E. C. Lowry
Kane
Ed. Leonhart
Clyde Nickle
Marion
Ind
Myron Dennison
East
M. Dillon
Tho
Three Sorts of Novels and Real Life Dialogues
A comparison of modern society novels with old fashioned dialogue and a phono graph style exchange. It contrasts romantic rhetoric with frank street language through quoted lines and public critique from the Cleveland Leader.
Getting a Raise
A factory owner notices a hardworking boy who has long watched the machine he operates. After weeks of contemplation the boy asks for a raise. He currently earns three dollars weekly and believes he is worth four. The employer agrees and the boy receives the raise.
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Success Magazine
Country Cousins At Reception Quote From St Louis Star
A humorous quote about wedding guests from the St. Louis Star notes a bride worrying about country relatives attending the reception. The exchange jokes about diamonds, special trains, and farmers wives reflecting social expectations.
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St. Louis Star
Two Friends Fall Out Over Rockefellar Wealth
In Chicago, Adam Zawfox and Job Starky quarrel about John D. Rockefeller's income said to be 24 6 million dollars a year. Starky jokes about spending part of it on a Turkish bath. The exchange ends with a fight.
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Adam Zawfox
Rockefeller
Job Starky
Chicago Tribune
Cheating Father Time
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt features a witty exchange between a man visiting a widow and her young son. The boy retorts that he is not mamma's little man when “gentlemen” call, claiming to be mamma's baby boy.
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Mamma
Birmingham Age-Herald
Druggist Praises Longtime Coin Cure Formula
A Spokane pharmacist touts a proven preparation for coins used by a customer for fourteen years with good results. The exchange emphasizes reliability and satisfaction with the remedy.
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Spokane
March Cometh in Wind and Weather Verse
A poetic piece notes March bringing wind rain and snow with blizzards and trolleys, mentions a robin and a rose, hints Easter moon soon, and ends with March seventeenth and the author Judse praising the month as a yearly blaze of contrast and cheer.
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Marvel
Local pessimist pities bracing air in town
A visitor compliments the climate while a resident laments automobilists pumping air into their tires, contrasting pleasant air with traffic fuel and tire maintenance.
Sufficient Victory Ends Rival Camp Bouts in Minnesota
A long rivalry between rival Minnesota camps led to a rough wrestling bout between an Irishman and a Swede. After both weakened, the Swede won when the Irishman finally uttered the word sufficient signaling concession.
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Minnesota
United States
Columbus Dispatch
A Good Head For Business Hat Purchase
A four year old Mary eyes a cushion of glittering ornaments at a milliner's shop. She lays a bright penny on the counter and asks for a hatpin as a bargain. Mrs. Briggs, kind and familiar, offers it for free as Mary declares she will take two.
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Mary
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Bradford
John M. Seigfried
J. C. Haslet
C. D. Crandall
Pittsburg
Evelyn
Pennsylvania College For Women
M. N. Baldwin
Wallace Bauman
Titusville
Katherine Irvine
Lacy
Third Street
Sharon
W. H. Filler
Katherine
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ralph P. Phillips
Winnie Morrison
Jamestown
Roy Dickson
Silver Creek
John Morrison
Leroy C. Eddy
Buffalo
General Hospital
C. E. Cobb
Conneaut
Ohio
Emporium Press
Junius A. McKelvey
A. H. McKelvey
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Western Electric Company
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Parmelo
Leonardo
Madam
Fair Maid
Jack Peters
Sadie
Cleveland
Atlantic
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Sea Isle City
Ocean City, N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Akondk
E. Yungman
Williamsport
J. R. Wood
Geo. W. Boyd
Headquart
Kopf & Henry
Warren, Pa
Seigfried’s Pharmacy
Warren PA
Deana Nics
McCall
Canada
McCall’s Magazine
37Th St
New York
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