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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
8
A Pittsburgh Dispatch report notes calls for uniting factions around Theodore Roosevelt as a common enemy in 1916. Regular Republicans favor Roosevelt as standard bearer if party principles endure, while Progressive members resist merger efforts.
The Mexican Republic offers a world of contrasts with tiny Cuerna vaca dolls, feather pictures, and dressed fleas. Indians create clay animals and intricate crafts, while a peculiar Lent diet uses marsh fly eggs called water-wheat shaped into cakes, pounded paste, and boiled in corn husks.
Crowds attended two performances and praised the show as far better and cleaner than prior events. The verdict urged readers to see it all, signaling strong public approval of the circus day program.
A Philadelphia Ledger item notes a doctor’s diagnosis of acute rheumatism for a mother’s baby boy. The mother quips the ailment fits his actions and words, saying everything he does is cute.
A humorous exchange features Little Floyd teasing Mr. Neighbors about an "old hen" and henpecking as a joke. The witticism hinges on marital quips and a playful nickname, reflecting light gossip in a Chicago News style.
A brief Albany Journal snippet notes a caller asking to check on a sister and Susie confirming she might not be found. It mentions subscription to the Warren Mail as the county’s widely read paper.
Luigi Barzini describes Mexico City at dusk along Avenida San Francisco. The streets fill with carriages, elegant dress, and social currents as cinemas, theaters, and clubs buzz. Amid historic grandeur, life slows to a Sunday rhythm. revolutions fade, daily routines pause for siesta and sociable strolls.
This note lists test questions and answers on biblical books, languages, authors, periods, and key events. It previews correct responses and warns that seven questions will appear on the final exam, promising a follow up lesson six weeks later.
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