Progressive and Republican votes for district attorney clash in Warren county
Official returns show Lyons the Republican candidate with 1935 Republican votes and 262 Socialist plus 276 Prohibition Democratic support. Krantz the Washington party man totals 2100 from Washington 636 Bull Moose and 98 Roosevelt Progressives. If Democrats ran their own candidate Lyons would have been defeated.
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Downing
Warren County
Lyons
Krantz
Washington
Benefit of an all over body scrub for skin revival
A simple skin renewal routine is outlined with nightly thorough washing and rubbing, followed by a tepid spray rinse. Morning splash bath with cool or tepid water is recommended, with colder baths advised only on physician guidance for those who prefer them.
Longest way around is most economical in road planning
Washington D C Nov 18 The Office of Roads department of agriculture says relocating old roads and avoiding steep grades can extend horse and automobile life and cut hauling costs. Building around hills may increase land use but reduces strain and may raise land value, balancing farmer interests with community needs.
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Washington, D. C
Office of Roads
Department of Agriculture
Parole Recommendation Upheld for Notable Prisoners
Harrisburg reports law allows prison inspectors to recommend parole after one third of sentence. Western penitentiary inmates named for parole include Frank Woodward and several others convicted of murder or rape. Woodward’s past includes involvement in the Titusville police chief murder and a 1899 burglary. parole decision hinges on Board of Pardons approval.
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Harrisburg
Board of Pardons
Western Penitentiary
Frank Woodward
Crawford
Perry Gray
Venango
Damiano Madelina
Elk
Charles Redic
Clarion
Salvator Caruso
McKean
Frank Iradi
Warren
Phillips Frisina
James Lowthers
Maggie Lowthers
Frank Cornello
Willard Ash
Daniel McGrath
Titusville
Woodward and Pals
Bertha Bloom
Morgan
Moran
Sheehey
Edward Derby
McGrath
Bloom House
United States
Grand Valley
Frank Major
McGraw
Major
Meadville
Crawford County
Woodward
Parkersburg
W. Va
Pleasantville
Gray
Jack Spence
Spence
Chester needs open books on city finances and roads
A Chester Times op-ed urges public access to city bookkeeping and detailed expenditure reports. It argues publishing assessments and itemized costs for departments like police and water builds trust, and notes farmers face limited interest in a federal road congress despite benefits.
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United States
Chester
Police Department
Snance Committee
Water Department
Ira
Muneal Service
Farmers And Good Roads Meeting In St Louis
The National Good Roads Association rally in St Louis gathers 64 000 delegates with 5 000 expected to attend yet only a few hundred are present suggesting road improvements have not captured broad public interest. The piece questions the enthusiasm of delegates and the public for the road program.
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United States
Louis Glope-Democrat
Congress
The
National Good Roads Association
St. Louis
Lake Magadi Soda Sea Draws Travelers to Arid Kenya
An English rail line opens access to Lake Magadi in British East Africa known for its vast soda deposits. The landscape appears icy but heats to mid day extremes. pink lake waters form after rains. The lake holds at least 200 million tons of soda salts with continuous replenishment from underground liquor. Natives have sourced soda from the site for generations without diminishing the supply.
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Magadi
British East Africa
London
Hoarest
The Cave Man
A verse portrait of a prehistoric man ridiculed as a rough and simple creature. It contrasts his primal life with modern comforts such as clothing, razors, and markets, noting his innocence and lack of social worries before the advent of civilization.
Resolutions Worth While From Progressive Party
A Washington Observer summary notes the Progressive party's humane platform urging protections for widows and children, limiting fear of old age penury, harnessing machinery for good, and using government as a force for uplift. It argues new party momentum could advance reforms beyond old parties.
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Humanity
Progressive Party
South America
Roosevelt
Washington
Autumn Bride Dresses for Panama Wedding Trip
An autumn bride selects a versatile frock for her wedding journey to Panama. The gray and green plaid chiffon blouse features a dressy translucent overlay with shoulder straps and sleeves. A gray mohair skirt with a fashionable length showcases buttoned boots and a simulated slash.
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Panama
Worth Knowing Life Expectancy Figures
The piece notes average human life runs about 33 years with a quarter dying before age 6 and half before 16 while only about 1 in 100 live to 65. It frames this in context of American mortality and promotes subscribing to The Warren Mail for news.
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Earth
New York Holds 800YearOld Turtle at Central Park Menagerie
The so called 800 year old turtle from the California coast arrived at Central Park's menagerie weighing 464 pounds and measuring six feet eight inches. Age drawn from 16 shell squares each marking 50 years. Two policemen and two keepers rode the turtle. a policeman poked it and it bit the club in two.
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New York
Pacific
California Coast
Central Park Menagerie
Calling cards and wedding invitations offered at The Mail Office
The Mail Office on Pennsylvania Ave has services for calling cards and wedding invitations. Contact details indicate a local shop focused on personalized stationery and related writing needs.
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Pennsylvania Ave
Market Report Wheat and Short Items From New York
New York market report lists futures for wheat Dec and May at 95 4 to 98 1 4 cents, oats No 2 white 47 4 to 47 4 cents, pork mess at 23.00 dollars, butter creamery extras at 34 35 cents, eggs white fine to fancy 60 5 cents, potatoes state per 180 lbs 2.12 to 2.25 dollars.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Heanery
Buffalo Provision Market Prices
Buffalo, Nov. 19 Wheat No. 1 Northern 90 Vees, Corn No. 2 yellow 81 No. 3 yellow 81c. Oats No. 2 white 44 No. 3 white 4344c. Flour Fancy blended patent 5.00 5.50, winter family patent 5.00 5.75. Butter Creamery prints extra 36c, creamery state choice 30 dic. Eggs Henery mixed 47 4sz. Cheese Good to choice 16 16 4ec.
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Buffalo
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report
CATTLE prime steers 8 1 2 75 shipping steers 7 9 8 25 choice cows 6 0 7 0 dell ars 7 0 7 5 export bulls 7 0 7 2 5 choice veals 11 0 11 5 fair to good 10 0 10 75 SHEEP AND LAMBS choice spring lambs 7 0 7 15 yearlings lambs 5 75 6 00 HOGS light Yorkers 7 80 7 85 heavies 8 00 Gotk
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East Buffalo
Timothy No 1 and No 2 Pricing Mixed with Straw Wheat
Listings show Timothy No 1 priced at 17.00 and Timothy No 2 at 15.00 with a repeated No 2 at 12.90 13.00. Also mentions straw and wheat at 150 units and 10.00.
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Timothy
Memory and Forgetting Method Sold to Noted Citizens
A playful exchange features a book agent touting memory systems by Loisette and Boisette to a banker. The agent claims the Boisette method is used by famous figures like Rockerfeller and Perkins, suggesting widespread adoption among notable citizens.
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Loisette
Boisette
Rockerfeller, Perkins
Mail Subscription Offer Headlines Daily News Condensed
The Mail announces a budget friendly subscription offering current news in a concise format for busy readers. One year membership costs one dollar.
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American Press Association
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Daniel Mc
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Chester Times
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Warren Mail
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Market Report
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