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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
4
In Washington opinions clash over Huerta and Mexico as President Wilson upholds nonrecognition. The piece contrasts historical tyrannies with current events while a poem comments on women's suffrage and civic roles, praising mothers entering public life and voting.
A playful verse lists whimsical scenes and odd items seen around a rural or domestic setting. The speaker notes cow-hide, rush-light, candle-stick in mud, horse-fly, cat-nip, chestnut-burr, shell-bark, monkey-wrench, rattle-snake, brandy-smash, shooting-star, and more. The cadence shifts as images parade before departing.
The piece argues Pennsylvanians should not be deceived by tariff rhetoric and must remove the men in office seen as disgraceful. It calls bosses the dominant force and urges ballots for reform pledges, saying candidates who attack the Mexican situation reveal flawed records to independent voters.
Joseph H. DeFrees announces candidacy for State Senator in the Warren Venango district subject to Washington Party voters at the primary on Tuesday May 19 1914. He lists Warren Pennsylvan ia as his base.
A dense chronology outlines Mexico's revolts and leaders from 1821 to 1914, noting Iturbide, Santa Ana, Juarez, Diaz, Madero, and Huerta. The piece links revolts to regime changes, foreign pressure, and a shifting balance of power with the United States.
A burglar who took two watches and a diamond ring in Cold Spring Harbor left behind a cane, silk mufflers, and eyeglasses. The Cleveland police join the effort to curb swearing, detain offenders, and issue warnings. A Chicago woman saved her husband Jacob Liebich from smoke and fire. Theodore Roosevelt’s attempted assassination case in Milwaukee is linked to John Schrank. James Reynolds is jailed in Yonkers and sent to the workhouse. A Hastings peddler sold 100 sparrows painted yellow as canaries.
A humorous reflection argues that women are happier as women and celebrate their roles and comforts from fashion to leisure. It contrasts a contented woman’s life with a man burdened by work and sacrifice, urging the reader to embrace female ladylike glory instead.
Miss Mabel Mahan of Lander and Leonard Peterson of North Tonawanda were married last Saturday in Busti New York by Rev. P A Corey. They plan to reside in North Tonawanda.
A short, reflective piece from a local paper sketches a day by the harbor. Fishermen, boats, and a patient wait for a bite weave together themes of routine and home.
John G. Smith announces his bid for the General Assembly representing Warren County subject to Washington Party voters at the primary to be held Tuesday May 19 1914.
Dr. F. A. Smith of Damascus Temple Rochester New York was elected Imperial Potentate of the Shriners to succeed W. W. Irwin of Wheeling West Virginia.
Pittsburg May 14 The Union Glass Workers and Manufacturers here decided to close table ware factories nationwide for two weeks starting July 3 for a summer holiday.
A 1910 essay warns long husband wife separations risk marriage by creating distance, doubt, and conflict. It contrasts brief vacations with extended absences, notes effects on letters and finances, and urges couples to plan joint holidays to preserve unity and mutual dependence.
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