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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
4
Joseph A. Schofield announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Assembly. He requests party support and votes in the primary on Saturday, June 4, 1910, in Warren County, Pennsylvania. Dated November 3, 1909.
J A Stober wins state treasurer and A E Sisson auditor general by about 100000 votes. Robert von Moschzisker elected to the supreme court. C LaRue Munson led elsewhere. Philadelphia district attorney Rotan gains a 30000 plurality, signaling a Republican city turnaround amid ballot challenges and nullification campaigns.
Observations by Prof Percival Lowell suggest oxygen in Mars atmosphere creating possibility of life. The piece asks which airship inventor will fly to Mars to confirm and learn more, courting real distinction.
Blizzard editorial reflects pity for a Glade town woman who killed her abusive husband defending her life. It portrays domestic cruelty as driving her to desperate acts and condemns harsh “unwritten laws” governing such cases.
Scientists suggest early desert inhabitants left their homes when drought dried up water sources. The text notes the plight of households lacking bath facilities and implies the troglodytes moved rather than perishing.
A quip from the Philadelphia Ledger compares marriage proposals and divorce suits, noting a breach of promise case as a possible outcome. The exchange presents a cynical take on modern wedlock and legal disputes.
Trade reports show revival in many nations with Germany Britain and Canada posting gains in the first half of the year. Domestically, railroad earnings and steel industry signals indicate ongoing growth. Strong demand and high stock levels accompany record diamond imports in September amid robust agricultural yields and prices.
The aeroplane will remain limited to sport due to small cargo and weather dependence. Wilbur Wright cites 280 flights without engine failure and predicts high flying to improve safety and range. Lifting propellers may lift the craft for vertical descent and safer alighting, advancing the machine beyond current atmospheric limits.
In Blizzard, a critique of press restraint argues that large cities dominate scandal coverage while smaller towns expect newspapers to hush up personal misdeeds. The piece condemns censorship by editors who shield infidelity, public affairs, and even suicides to spare neighbors, noting critics blame papers for failing to publish.
Trade expansion surges with favorable weather aiding distribution. Iron and steel set records while railroads buy steel rails and equipment. Bank clearings rise 42.7 percent in New York and 23.5 percent elsewhere. October failures total 211 in the U.S. and 20 in Canada.
The column compiles brief aphorisms from Altoona Tribune New Castle News Ridway Record Butler Citizen Jamestown Journal Williamsport Sun Bradford Era Punxsutawney Spirit Erie Times Titusville Herald. It notes humor wisdom and cautions on gossip thoughts and resolutions.
State Zoologist Surface provides methods to kill mealy bugs on Coleus with kerosene touched by brush, or ivory soap solution, or whale oil soap spray. He notes repeated treatment works for years and advises painting tree trunks to deter borers, rabbits, and mice, with limited benefit for peach and plum trees.
In July the state recorded six thousand and fifty five cases of communicable disease. Typhoid fever led with fifteen hundred forty eight and tuberculosis followed with thirteen hundred ninety. Scientists deem both illnesses unnecessary and preventable.
Eight American warships stretch their muscles near Honolulu Yokohama Hong Kong and Manila as officials stress there will be no war with Japan for nine reasons including that the Japanese are not lunatics.
The United States government has built a battleship displacing 26000 tons, a ship larger than the largest contemporary battleships of any foreign navy.
The saying that hope endures in the human heart frames the question of why travelers return from vacations rested with money to spare. The piece ponders resilience and budgeting after holidays.
Review of Taft administration records suggests Bryan may concede he could not have done better. The remark frames Bryan as acknowledging limited gains during the early six months of Taft's presidency.
A physician asks Professor Surface about painting trunks with white lead and raw linseed oil to prevent borers after reports of tree losses. Surface says tens of thousands were painted without injury, recommends only apple pear and quince trees, questions alleged losses, and requests details to investigate. He notes peach trees can tolerate the treatment and cites Adams County usage.
Professor H A Surface explains spraying twelve ordinary trees for San Jose scale. Recommendations cover tree type, amounts per tree, and total spray need, plus step by step preparation of a fifty gallon boil and strain solution with a brass mesh strainer. Emphasizes spraying after leaf fall and thorough bark coverage, plus severe pruning of damaged wood.
President Taft spoke in an Texas agricultural district urging boys to remain on farms. He praised scientific farming as highly profitable and predicted country life will attract more people away from cities, arguing farming offers the best future for all.
William Rockefeller could take the seat formerly held by H. H. Rogers on a railway board of directors but it remains unclear if he can secure broad public attention or support for the position.
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