Smile at The Fourth Estate editorial page sparks business optimism
The piece argues for a shift from complaint to action amid wartime strains. It cites orders from England for steel, Russian trucks, barbed wire contracts, and French army footwear, depicting US industry poised to meet global demand. The author urges readers to stop lamenting and to embrace opportunities, declaring obviously it is time to smile.
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America
England
Detroit
Sare
Russia
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Great Britain
St. Louis
Mound City
Germany
Nive
Paris
New York
Let Us Make This a Good Looking Town
Community exhortation urges every resident to improve homes and surroundings. Focus on fixing boards, fences, steps, and paint to raise curb appeal and shine of the town. Inner upkeep matters as much as outward appearance, boosting comfort and property values. Start at home today.
What the Farmer Did
A city man visits his country cousin and boasts of urban pleasures including golf and dancing. The cousin recalls simple country fun with baseball in the back lot and late night poker. An old farmer joins with rustic pastimes such as muled in the cornfield and piping till nine and bedsteaded until dawn.
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Ned
It Isn't Your Town It Is You Poem and News Note
A reflective poem argues towns reflect residents and effort. Governor-elect Brumbaugh receives best wishes for a successful administration. Pinchot thanks Warren County for its strong vote as the Washington party performs in state politics.
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Brumbaugh
Pinchot
Warren County
Washington Party
Citizens rally as liquor defense centers in ongoing battle
The friends of liquor mobilize in force as Ohio and Pennsylvania align to defend Colonel Booze. Candidates seek victory by masking current issues and amplifying calamity to sway voters.
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The
Friends of Liquor
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Booze
Reverend Samuel F. Smith On The Origin Of America Anthem
A letter from Rev. Samuel F. Smith explains that the anthem America was inspired by German music books brought to the United States by Woodbridge and handed to him by Mason for English adaptation. It notes the piece was first sung at a children’s Fourth of July celebration in Boston, with Lowell Mason as his chief encourager.
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America
Samuel F. Smith
Woodbridge
Mason
Park Street Church
Boston
West grosbeak replaces rosebreast as fruit feeder
The black headed grosbeak of the west takes the place of the rosebreast in the east and, like it, is a fine songster. It feeds on cherries, apricots and other fruits and does some damage to green peas and beans, but it is so active a feeder of horticultural pests that we can afford to overlook its faults. For each quart of fruit consumed it destroys in bulk more than one and a half quarts of black olive scales and one quart of flower beetles, plus cooling moth pupae and cankerworms.
Our Funny Language Aiman Feels Decieved In Chicago News
Aiman feels put out after discovering he has been taken in as reported by Chicago News. The short item notes his realization and the social reaction to the incident.
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Aiman
Chicago News
Slaughterhouse owners fined for horse meat sales in Louisville
In Louisville two slaughter house proprietors were fined 100 dollars each and sentenced to fifty days in jail for selling horse meat for food. Other items note a jail escape incident in Frederick Maryland and Alsace Lor raine crochet cotton rising to U S supply, plus beer tax revenue projections in St Louis.
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Louisville
Oldest Odd Fellow at 100 participates in state lodge meeting
H F Swan of Greenwood Missouri aged 100 attends a recent state lodge of I O O F gathering in Grand Island Nebraska and claims to be the oldest living Odd Fellow both by age and membership, having joined in Hamburg Germany seventy one years ago. Eleanor Combes of Sullivan Indiana observes her 105th birthday surrounded by a large extended family including eleven children, many grandchildren and numerous descendants. In Bunceton Missouri 1825 prairie voyage ancestor A D Stephens aged father J D Stephens of Woodland California recalled a 100 day ox driven trip and his son now drove the same route in an automobile from Woodland to the family homestead in Bunceton in just fourteen days.
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Grand Island
Sullivan, Ind
Eleanor Combes
Indiana
Wiley Gambill
Buncetown
A. D. Stephens
J. D. Stephens
Woodland
Cal
Bunceton
Roosevelt Warns of Plans to Seize U.S. Ports
At Princeton Col. Roosevelt says two European empires plotted to capture San Francisco and New York for ransom. He urges arming, training, and international status to safeguard the nation, warning treaties may be ignored in war. He gave no further detail when asked later.
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Princeton
N. J
Col. Roosevelt
San Francisco
New York
Roosevelt
Trenton
Moran to Lead Phillies
Philadelphia sports news reports President William Baker of the National League deposed Charles Coon as Phillies manager and appointed Pat Moran in his stead. Moran had served as coach and occasional lineup player, gaining a reputation years ago as a Chicago catcher.
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Philadelphia
William Baker
Philadelphia National League
Charles Coon
Phillies
Pat Moran
Moran
Chicago
Chandler's Valley Notices and Local Social Updates
Chandler's Valley reports the apple dryer run by George Whitcomb may shut down this week. Attendees of Warren Halloween included Harry Lott Gerald Sands and Em ner Ramburg. Mrs Fannie Spencer Miss Alva Johnson Marie Cage and Olive Ramburg return home from Brocton New York. Ernest Kelley visiting Meadville spent Sunday with Dr and Mrs E J Kelley. Mr and Mrs Norman Porter visited with Mr and Mrs W M Delamater. Eric Morton attended the funeral of Thomas Nelson in Busti New York. Victor Ramburg recovers from a left arm injury at the saw mill here. Mr and Mrs Edward Danielson of Pittsburgh were guests here Tuesday.
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Chandler’s Valley
George Whitcomb
Harry Lott
Gerald Sands
Emner Ramburg
Warren
Fannie Spencer
Alva Johnson
Marie Cage
Olive Ramburg
Brocton
N. Y
Ernest Kelley
Meadville
E. J. Kelley
Norman Porter
W. M. Delamater
Eric Morton
Thomas Nelson
Busti
Victor Ramburg
Edward Danielson
Pittsburgh
Bear Lake News Briefs and Local Moves
Bear Lake reports a successful Halloween supper at Evans Hall raising about 26 dollars. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chapman and son Kenneth visit relatives. The M E church ladies Aid met with Mrs. Edson Hoyt. Rev. Swanson preaches at Watts Flatts. Residents Hettie Gardiner family plan moving to Jamestown. Mrs. Minnie Perkins visited Corry. Mrs. Grayce Jackson and daughter move to Philadelphia. The Lindley family visits Corry. Mr. Leo Cornish and family attended Corry visit.
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Bear Lake
Evans Hall
U. B
Harry Chapman
Kenneth
Dunkirk
C. L. Chapman
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Edson Hoyt
Swanson
Watts Flatts
Wm. Risley
Leo Cornish
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Sugar Run Community Notices Amid Visits
Sugar Run reports a series of visits and family connections. Miss Beulah Morse of Sugar Run traveled to Bradford and Kinzua, while Mrs. Hattie Eberhart of Hemlock visited her mother Mrs. L. D. Smith. Helen Walters of Warren stayed with her aunt Mrs. Muntz and attended school. The Green family from Salamanca and Rev. Green of Kinzua were also in town last week.
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Sugar Run
Beulah Morse
Bradford
Hattie Eberhart
Hemlock
L. D. Smith
Calwell
Eberhart
Francis Brown
Kinzua
Helen Walters
Warren
Clarendon Gasoline Company Charter Sought in Pa
Notice announces an application by S A Whipple S G Perry J L Verdon and B B Stroud to the Governor of Pennsylvania on December 1 1914 for a charter under the 1874 act to form Clarendon Gasoline Company to operate for oil petroleum and natural gas and to sell transport and ship the products with all rights and privileges conferred by law.
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S. A. Whipple
S. G. Perry
J. L. Verdon
B. B. Stroud
Pennsylvania
Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Clarendon Gasoline Company
Administration Notice for Mary J. MacChesney Estate
Letters testamentary on the Mary J. MacChesney estate, filed in Deerfield Township Warren County Pa deceased, granted to undersigned. Creditors urged to pay promptly and those holding claims must present authenticated demands for settlement. November 2, 114.
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Mary J. MacChesney
Deerfield
Warren County
Socialist Vote Surges in Nevada and Rhode Island Sweep
In Nevada Reno on November 5 reports show Republicans winning broadly while Senator Newlands loses support. The Socialist vote increases from two years ago. In Rhode Island Providence on November 6 results indicate a Republican sweep with Beekman likely governor by about 9,000 votes as Progressives return to the fold and unemployed workers desert Democrats.
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Nevada
Reno
Newlands
Republic
Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
Beekman
Warren Mail Subscribes At One Dollar Year In Advance
Advertisement notes a subscription offer of one dollar annually paid in advance for the Warren Mail newspaper, inviting readers to sign up for yearlong delivery and service.
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the Home Folk
Warren Mail
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