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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1912

Page

4

SELF MADE TOWNS

An editorial compares towns to individuals, arguing a town must be self made and guided by local wisdom. Elders in common meeting places should shape a shared plan, then all residents work together, turning development into local pride and potential prosperity.

How to Hold a Man and Other Reader Notes

A collection of lighthearted Q and A on relationships, postal policy, a math puzzle, and a moral from The Montrose Republican and Bradford Era. The piece blends humorous advice with practical notices on mail delivery and personal conduct.

Watterson’s Prescripts Echo at Boston Press Club Banquet

Harry Watterson urged steadfast journalism ethics at the Boston Press Club twenty fifth anniversary banquet. He warned reporters against seeking office or campaign money, stressing that the press must guard public conscience rather than operate as a mere commodity.

Harry Watterson Boston Press Club Watterson Ministry Law Department Store

Just Like Other Men: Wiley's Milk Lime Water Experiment

The Washington Post notes a curious moment as Doc Wiley plans a chemical test in a home setting. He intends to heat two ounces of milk with a few drops of lime water in a test tube over a bathroom gas jet at 3 a.m. The fleeting scene reflects early 20th century curiosity about science at home.

Doc Wiley Washington Post

Why They Drop It Slang Used by Wellessley Students

A satire on language use notes Wellessley students cutting slang to avoid social trouble. The piece contrasts slang with social ease and references a humorously failing reaction to a wife’s suggestion to plant canna bulbs. It includes quips about slang, social fit, and a hat auction mishap.

Wellessley Chicago Record-Herald

New Pension Law Table Of Rates Shows Proposed Payouts

The conference committee agreement outlines pension rates by service length and period. Includes monthly amounts from 9to 90 days up to 3 years or more, with a $30 per month rate for honorably discharged personnel disabled in line of duty.

House Senate Congress

Pennsylvania delegates and alternates chosen for national conventions

Readers learn the list of Republican and Democratic delegates and alternates elected by district in Pennsylvania to attend the national conventions in Chicago and Baltimore next month. The document names many individuals across districts, with at large delegates and alternates listed for each party.

Pennsylvania Chicago Baltimore

Republican Ticket Names for State Offices and Congress

Republican slate lists Auditor General A. W. Powell of Pittsburgh State Treasurer Robert S. Young of Tioga Congressmen at Large Frederick E. Lewis Lehigh Arthur R. Rupley Cumberland John M. Morin Allegheny A H Walters Cambria Presidential Elector 28th District D I Ball Warren Congressman P M Speer Oil City State Assembly Jos A Schofield Warren

A. W. Powell Pittsburgh Robert S. Young Tioga Frederick E. Lewis Lehigh Arthur R. Rupley Cumberland John M. Morin Allegheny A. H. Walters Cambria

Importing $200 Million in Luxuries This Year

The article notes U S imports of luxury articles will top 200 million dollars for the fiscal year. It lists works of art diamonds laces embroideries wine tobacco ostrich feathers toys perfumes and jewelry as key categories. Values are given for each group including 40 million for art 41 million for diamonds and 44 million for laces and embroideries.

America

Two Atchison men trade four dollar accounts sight unseen

In a strange swap, two residents of Atchison agreed to exchange four dollar accounts. Each man believed he held a separate debt, but the trades revealed both accounts were against the same man. The swap left neither man advantaged or disadvantaged.

Atchison Topeka

Long-absent romance rekindled in parlor exchange

A girl confronts a young man remarking he had forgotten her while he admits he is forgetting her as he arrives to see her. He then asks for her affection in a brisk chat set in the parlor.

Wellesley College Slang Debate Sparks Campus Talk

Amid efforts to curb slang undergraduates at Wellesley College discuss the bite of reform. Editor Kathleen Burnett notes odds against change while students admit common phrases like I am just crazy about this and Wild about that appear despite resolutions. Some admit usage, others deny vulgar slang, and a fleeting aside contrasts firs and pines in botanical detail.

Wellesley College Cickens Kathleen Burnett Wellesley News Wellesley

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Lichtenwalner Charles D. Stucker L. N. Spencer John H. Bromley Harry C. Ransley Edward R. Wood Edward B. French John P. Connelly Charles E. Carpenter John F. McNenny William J. Murphy Thomas J Ryan John J. Wall David Wallerstein S. E. Walker William M. Fairman James J. Kennedy John P. Raticant Frank M. O’brien Marcus Schoales H. Horace Dawson Charles F. Freihofer Alex. Lawrence, Jr George Bradford Carr William Draper L Samuel Crothers William D. Disston Edwin W. Foster John T, Murphy Francis R. Meitzstrict Owis J. Frederick Jenkinson William Gibson T Chester Delaware John T. Gheen J. Watts Mercur C. Tyson Kratz Byram C. Foster Isaac EB. Miller Frederick A. Howard Montgomery and Bucks Ralph Greider Adolph Printzit Lancaster William W. Griest Charles A. Grady William H. Keller Charles S. Whitson Lackawanna Charles J. Hauger Gustav Spiess Joseph E. Fabian John A. Grimes Benjamin H. Green Matthew J. Ryan Nicholas Albrecht Henry J. Burns Emanuel R. Clinton Owen Morris Joseph S. Boyle J. H. Brandt B. Gordon Bromley Daniel J, Connie William H. Berry Theodore W. Bye Jerome A. Hartman Louis A. Clyde Montgomery Bucks Asher K. Anders Joseph Knox Fernance John B. Evans Chauncey E.stoneback John H. von Bergen A. A. Vosburg George B. Carson Peter Stipp Luzerne Stephen J. Hughes John Karboski David M. Rosser Thomas B. Mitten Schuylkill Thomas R. Edwards RE. F. Philips Horace D.lindermuth Thomas B. Wren Berks B. Frank Ruth John W. Slipp George D. Hall Wayne Susquehanna Wyoming Bradley W. Lewis Mark T, Tuttle Dana R. Stephens Emery W. Estus Potter Lycoming Clinton Benjamin F. Davis John W. Eckenrode I. N. Diller John Westerman John J. Durken P. E. Kilcullen Joseph O’brien John J. Loftus John McGahren M. N. Donnelly J.B. Woodward Daniel L. Hart F. J. Noonan L. F. Donaghue W. FE. Shepherd Thomas McDonald Lehigh and Robert K. Young John W. van Horn Harry W. Pyles Harry Jacobs Northumberland Montour Sullivan Columbia Avery Clinton Sickles J. A. Lamb W. H. Unger John Hileman, Jr Perry Juniata Mifflin Huntingdon Fulton Franklin, Snyder Union William M. Croll Jacob H. Mays Martin Klinger Clinton D. Strauss Richard N. Brush Aaron Brown Adolph H. Kingsbury John A. Strider Yotter Charles B. Clayton Charles J. Johnson Thomas A. Appleby W.L. Mertz Dauphin, Cumberland Lebanon Hugh Gilmore John F. Stone Otto G. Kaupp George B. Wolf Freeze Quick J. W. Moran Thomas G. Vincent EK. M. Savidge Juniatta Harry Hertzler Charles Fe, Landis W. Lovell Balride Mahion H. Myers Twentieth Distri Cker Hersch Fayette H. Beard Distri Edward McFarland M. B. Frety Blair and Bedford Is. Campbell Frank Gi Paterson York and Adams McKean Frank P. Slocum G. W. Mattern William Alexander Oscar D. Deckard Allen A. Orr Charles M. Johnson And M. M. Dougherty John N. McCulloch C. Albert Fritchey Robert Stucker Guy B. Mayo Earl G. Boose John C. Dight James Bb. Hammond William C. Peoples John P. Carroll Somerset, Fayette and Green Trict Westmoreland and Wuller Americens Enfield C Bk. Hannan Towlinghoo Doweed Charles A York and Adams S. Ferry Laucks C. H. Gerry S. K. Pfaltzgrat Charles A. Williams Cameron Centre Clearfield Greer John, Barclay Irvin Hockley Asher R. Johnson Ey, KK White Butler and Westmoreland Allen F. Cooper George W. Newcomer Harvey M. Berkeley Samuel A. Kendall Washington, Beaver and Lawrence John B. Keenan John C. Blackburn James M. Laird J.S. McLaughlin Fayette, Green and Somerset George Davidson George . Zahniser James H.cunningham Rufus C. McKinley Erie Crawford Maniey C. Brown Daniel PF. Reuting Philip J. Barber John R. Mulkie Northampton Monroe Carbon Pike H. C. Staggers Bruce I’. Sterling Charles S. Fisher J. G. Hemington Strict Beaver J. W. Foust H. E. Corbett Harry W. Truitt M. IL. Means Mercer Forest Venango Elk John L. Morrison T. D. Collins J.C. Russell John Curry Judd H. Bruff Herman W. Stratman Richard R. Quay W. W. Woflington William H.coleman Harry W. McIntosh Samuel C. Jamison W. R. Shoemaker William Flinn Paul S. Ace Charles F. Frazee Michael J. Ehrenfeld David B. Johns Robert W. Gibson Louis P. Schneider Thomas D. Jones James A. Babbett S. A. Barnum Edward J. Schreiter J. H. Dickson Crawford and Robert X. Brown Richard H. Arbuckle Robert BF. Devine Prank Clancy James I. Blakslee David S. Gregory Pennell C. Evans James P. van Etten Armstrong Clarion Indiana and Jefferson M. E. Brown William L. Sansom William Hassan John P. Hines W. A. McAdoo William L. McCracken Elk. Forest Nd Warren C. E. Bordwell Charles A. Miller Nicholas Hosenfeld Joseph A. Noe Joseph Howley P.J. Sheridan Samuel J. Graham George Heard George W. McNeil M. D. Salyards William J. Brennen Patrick J. Barry Stephen J. Toole John A. Martin John P. Bracken Louis Kimmel John FF. O'Toole W. Bb. Madden D. I. Ball, Warren P. M. Speer Oil City State Assembly Jos. A. 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