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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
4
Editorial notes that nearly half of emigration to Canada in 1915 came from the United States, down from 107 500 to 59 700 due to war. Over 15 years Canadian figures show about 1 000 000 emigrants. Canada’s loss could be America's gain as war conditions ease.
Congress likely to tackle half a dozen major measures in its coming session including national defense strike prevention and farm credits. The navy uses expert advice from figures like Edison to speed up wireless telegraphy, seen as crucial for emergencies and as a substitute for costly wire lines. An emphasis on preparedness follows the Portland missile incident as a reminder to keep equipment ready.
A memorial-essay style piece argues the boy scout movement remains vital amid war talk and home defense, stressing adventure, discipline, and service. It notes universities training scout masters, shifts from horse to motorcar transport for rural mail, and touches on political reform, labor leaders, and national unity during the period.
The piece laments ongoing crop movement delays and transport bottlenecks as cities expand. It warns facilities cannot keep pace with rising loads and recalls a doomed fast land returning in disguise, fearing a repeat of the 2 000 passenger Chicago river disaster fate.
In Warren County a local suffrage victory is celebrated with broad support from Granges, WCTU, and Women’s Clubs. The speaker thanks volunteers and local papers and pledges to continue the campaign, asserting confidence that equal suffrage will prevail. The note reflects post election optimism and organized civic effort.
United States weather bureau notes from yesterday evening report York at 54 48 42, 58 72, with clear skies. Db shows clear conditions throughout and no significant weather.
The observer recalls two years after marriage how the wife sizes up her husband and questions the notion of an ideal man. A brief exchange about aging confounds with a jab at French science and a Harper's Weekly quip about aging and risky stunts.
A Canton Mississippi girl seeks the perfect closing line for a goodbye. He ends the evening with good night and thanks when she offers to see him again, while a stranger recalls landing there broke seventeen years ago and asking for a dollar, prompting a cautious reply.
A reader describes a kitchen tool using flat razor blades like a safety razor and asks who should supply the blades when they become dull. The note raises questions about responsibility and maintenance for such a device.
A gifted speaker boasts of fame while a chairman admits the town printed him large to seem important. On a streetcar we hear of a man who skipped buying a paper yet paid for a county notice about preventing horse slobber, only to receive a recipe to teach the horse to spit.
A vented concept contrasts a woman's daily chores with a claim she does nothing. The speaker lists 365 dinners, 1,095 dishwashing moments, school prep, baby care, thousands of calls, and countless wishes to illustrate unpaid labor and value in household work.
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