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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
4
A city mayor argues high prices may not be inherently evil and could fall after a period of rising costs. He cites monopolies and gold production as main causes and urges actions to curb monopoly-driven prices while acknowledging gold-driven inflation may persist.
The Rev Dr Hugh Black argues Americans are not irreligious, noting foreign visitors may judge otherwise yet long observation shows the nation readily appeals to the better nature and receives warm response when moral appeal is made.
A Pittsburg Dispatch report condemns hazing in Bridgeport Conn high school after a girl suffered severe injury during initiation. Board of Education investigation reveals abusive rituals include hot wax, red-hot poker and ice on flesh. Claim stresses duty of parents and authorities to protect youths from such practices.
Old Bill Blue finds a new view after a public spirit change. The transformation turns him into a booster for evolving industries as he embraces fresh opportunities and drives local economic energy.
A local push for industrial growth spurs advertising and notices across Titusville Pennsylvania. Citizens respond rapidly with plans for new factory stacks to boost the economy. A classified ad seeks a sober chauffeur with road experience and repair skills, plus college certificate and references.
Multiple death notices from Warren County list names Norah Mullen Miss Mary M Denzer G W Brownell Mrs William Mason Mrs Hiram Tousley Williard J Davis Jr details include ages birthplaces family survivors and funeral arrangements. Recaps show obituaries across Sheffield Warren Dunkirk Kane and Youngsville with interments in Oakland and Akeley.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch reports multiple Pennsylvania Republicans announce withdrawals from Congress, signaling four new faces in the delegation. Key contests form in the Twenty-Eighth and Tenth through Twenty-First districts with candidates like Sibley Langham Tener and Wilson shaping the nominating battles. The piece notes potential Speakership implications for Olmsted or Dalzell and that five Democrats currently hold seats, with voters actively seeking forecasts from their reps.
The Roosevelt in Africa film shows 36 scenes captured by Cherry Kearton in Africa. It documents Colonel Roosevelt’s hunting trip and his goal to collect specimens for the Smithsonian while portraying wildlife in situ. The sequence covers main events of the expedition and drew strong public interest as Roosevelt returned home.
A rallying message urges residents to stay positive, actively support their town, and build up the community. It champions loyalty, constructive effort, and hopeful action over negativity and cynicism.
A Topeka Capital line defines a gentleman as a gentleman and a party as a man who gets his hair cut on Saturday night. The brief quip reflects social stereotypes of the era in a witty aside.
The Philadelphia Record claims to print unaltered news each day, stripping sensational content. It presents real market data to guide buyers and sellers and asserts unmatched statewide circulation and farmer merchant readership.
A Warren County promotion touts THE WARREN MAIL as the premier channel to talk to residents and build confidence, claiming no other stimulant for trade matches its effectiveness and wide reach.
Classified item states old newspapers available for sale suitable for use under carpets or packing. Includes instruction to call at the MAIL office for contact.
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