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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1911

Page

4

Simplicity of English Crowds and Collective Nouns

A London Answers note lists colorful collective noun pairs such as a crowd of ships a fleet a flock of sheep a bevy of wolves a pack a host of angels a shoal of porpoises a herd of buffaloes a troop of children a covey of partridges a galaxy of beauties a horde of ruffians a heap of rubbish a drove of oxen a mob of whales a school of worshipers a congregation of engineers a corps of robbers a band of bees a swarm of people a crowd.

Congregation of Engineers London

Harold Returns Home And Brings College Yell Fun

The piece follows a family celebrating Harold coming home from college with stories of his singing and fashion. It notes his ties and hatbands, the pride of kin, and the plan for him to work hard now that he is back. A Chicago News item on a new school code and a breach of promise suit with a reduced judgment are mentioned.

Harold Chicago News

Mottoes From Shakespeare to Fit Our Acquaintances

A comic list of Shakespearean lines matched to everyday trades and figures such as a washerwoman a bootblack a convict a landlord and more. The piece pairs famous quotes with roles like the auctioneer the gambler the barber and the architect.

Why Inaccuracies in Papers Reporters and the News

A discussion of why newspapers misstate facts argues that reporters rely on secondhand witnesses, face time pressure, and contend with biased sources. Will Irwin contends that reporters must sift through conflicting testimonies, using experience to judge probable truth amid widespread deception and confusion.

Will Irwin Collier's Patrick Henry

Advertising pays for Baltimore firm after decades of service

A Baltimore advertising firm has run a local paper advertisement for 29 years seeking loans. The firm reports the ad has cost about 2000 dollars but generated profits of more than 100000 dollars.

AG@vertising Baltimore

Speaser Champ Clark Urges Congress to Stay Seated

The message calls for congressmen to remain in their seats during speeches in the house. It urges action by the society for the prevention of evasity to congressmen to maintain order and conduct.

Speaser Champ Clark Society For the Prevention

Tinniest Fire Brigade Tricycle In London

A motor propelled tricycle equipped as a full fire brigade is shown at Beckenham fire station London. It carries two seats, ladders extinguisher hose and aid outfit and can reach speed of forty miles per hour. It has already aided several fires.

Beckenham London National Guard of Pennsylvania Indiana C. C. Wiley

Twin births at Emergency Hospital noted with brief obituary

Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs William Spence of Clarendon last Friday at Emergency Hospital died soon after birth. The report lists local happenings from Warren including mining activity by Wm Yaegle, area church events, public notices, and community updates such as a new hotel sign and proceeds of local clubs.

William Spence Clarendon Warren Golf Club Erie Titusville Dunkirk Wanaka Buffalo Rev. W.H. Jones C. T. Conarro Rev. Jones Rochester N. C Warren

Utilities bill to commission faces final session days

In Harrisburg the 1911 12 legislature races toward closure with utilities reform stalled. A compromise may set up a special commission to study the bill and craft a palatable version next session while school code seeks rapid passage and Brewers licensing shifts loom in senate and house votes.

Harrisburg Tener Senate Judiciary Special Committee House Pbunko McNichol Tax Commission Friends of the Executive Abbott Philadelphia Ailman Juniata County Stuart Tinue Pittsburg Lancaster Schoo State Board of Public Education State Board of Public Education Superintendent of Public Instruction

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Warren Mail Home Folk Mail Printing Company J. A. Larson M. Sloan Proprietors and Publishers Penn American Press Association New York Chicago Evelyn Taintor Macbeth Hamlet Julius Caesar Henry IV Diver Timon of Athens the Gambler Richard Unique Fire Brigade Wm. Yaegle Yaegle Oakland Cemetery Newell Brothers Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Wilkesbarre Grand Lodge Rebekahs Pennsylvania Pioneers Warren County Historical Society County Warren Savings Bank DuBois M. E Joseph F. Berry Amel Carlson Tiona Rosie Bartoo Carlson Eben N Hoffman Sheffield Post Conewango Glee Club Morrell DeLong H. R. DeLong Conenango Avenue Edinboro Criswell Venango County Frank J. Lyons C. E. Bordwell D. I. Ball Warren County Joseph C. Sibley Judd Thompson Franklin New Struthers Hotel Adams B. Vera Fort Worth Texas Eben N. Ford Post Messrs. J. R. Mitchell R. L. Kerr C. A. Waters Faston Grandpa Smith E. L. Amann Joliet Amann John Smith Fifth Street State Hospital Cyprus High School Bankers, Electricians West End Gaughn Jos. F. Gaughn Newell and Gaughn Siegfried and Son Siegfried W. G. Newell Warren Lodge of Moose Moose Johnny Jones Henry Hoffman Hawke Henry Hoffiman B. Hawke McGraw Grand Valley Sherwood & Co Collopy& Co Shermen Pine Creek State Senate Robert Haight Brewers Kline Cox Keystone Party Tustin Commissioner of Banking
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