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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
4
Meredith Davis portrays a bustling newspaper office and the comic chaos of a daily room. Editors chase front page yarns while reporters rush proofs and callers confirm stories, revealing the rough edges of early 20th century press work.
A Journal of the African Medical Association article warns men in middle life to avoid crowded street cars during unsettled weather and after missed meals. It notes crowds at night are dangerous and could reduce pneumonia among the well to do if followed.
The New York World argues the simple solution to crowded streetcars is to ride home in a touring car or limousine. It claims this would prevent pneumonia and urges common workers to adopt the precaution, noting people travel during rush hours and should prefer comfortable travel.
The article contrasts President Wilson and Vice President Marshall wearing high silk hats as they begin new terms. It notes Wilson prefers soft fedoras and will wear a tall stovepipe for the four years, while Marshall accepts the high hat with no objection.
A collage of humorous lines and quips from Cincinnati Enquirer Birmingham Age-Herald Boston Advertiser St Louis Republic San Francisco Chronicle Houston Post Judge Yale Record and others. The snippets cover poker slang moral musings club life and puns reflecting early 20th century humor.
The column cites lines from the Washington Herald and Yonkers Statesman about stale humor in letters to college girls and actors. It notes readers familiar with the gag will laugh, as the joke’s punchline lands where expected.
Geo A. W. DeForest announces candidacy for sheriff subject to the Washington Party primaries next September. Frank J. Lyons declares candidacy for District Attorney subject to Republican primaries held next September.
A candidate announces for Tax Collector of Warren Borough subject to the Washington Party primaries in September.
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