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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
4
Abraham Flexner notes that the United States averages one doctor for 568 people, with many cities at 400 or fewer. He argues a century of overproduction leads to crowding, hindering placement in small towns, and calls for fewer but better doctors, predicting 1000 graduates yearly would suffice.
An editorial argues against William H. Berry as the Bryan Democratic candidate for Governor. It asserts Republicans should not support Berry or other Bryan Democrats and endorses Keystone ticket candidates as best for Pennsylvania. It claims Berry’s Bryan ties conflict with Republican goals and tariff aims. The piece predicts Berry will lose to a Republican slate and stay home.
Warren Republicans back a home candidate Joseph A Schofield who won a spring nomination in a brisk fight He is honest and square though with limited political experience He will serve the county creditably and honorably and has enthusiastic support
A Connecticut jeweler wooed a woman for fourteen years via a correspondence school approach. He loaned her and a friend five to six thousand dollars. He learns the object of his affection is a machinist who took the money and used the ruse to exploit him. The piece notes such a long distance romance warrants losing his cash.
Friday evening residents of Warren County will meet Republican governor candidate John K Tener and his associates. Voters of all parties are urged to hear him speak, form their own conclusions, and compare his views directly with those of his ticket.
A rhyming verse from Puck teases reactions to emotions and appearances, noting the social labels people face for common expressions and parading bravado. The quatrain mocks judgments tied to emotional display and wealth pretenses.
Save and you're called a tightwad spend and you are a bloke abstain and you are a cynic drink and they call you a soak talk and you're a gas bag be mute and they'll say you're dumb but get aboard with a goodly hoard and the rest of the bunch will come PMID Punxsutawney Spirit unrests a humorous couplet about thrift and social behavior.
A quotation attributed to Uncle Ezra reflects on people’s focus. It contrasts those who live by their convictions with those who act on their assumptions, suggesting differing levels of courage in each approach.
A circulating Saratoga verse bemoans Teddy Roosevelt the statesman on wheels with tired phrases about his chrome and kaleidoscopic campaign. The satirical piece mocks his attire and entourage as it laments the barrage of flamboyant political theater.
A vintage style display contrasts optimistic and pessimistic messages about admission free samples and customer guarantees. It features humorous lines about feathering the nest money back if not satisfied and warnings for trespassers and dog danger.
The Post Office Department prohibits mailing newspapers to subscribers more than a year in arrears. Subscribers in arrears must pay promptly or the paper will be discontinued to that address. The notice excludes prepaid subscribers or those paid within one year. The amount owed is shown on the paper label. MAIL PRINTING Co.
The quote critiques utopianism as a devilish term, arguing that a collective acceptance that wrongness is permanent breeds misery and crime. Ruskin asserts a quiet denial of fixable wrongs, urging restraint and realism in social reform.
London reports say Portugal’s revolution succeeded and Theopile Graga leads a new republic. King Manuel sought refuge on the Brazilian warship Sao Paulo, then Cascaes, then a British cruiser New Castle, with destinations listed as Gibraltar San Sebastian or England.
United States jurors John Swanson and Willis Cowan of Warren drawn for the U S District Court in Pittsburg starting October 17. Governor Stuart reappoints R B Stone Bradford and A Lincoln Bell trustees of the State hospital at North Warren. Wheat crop this year estimated at 30,000,000 bushels, largest on record. Local notices include Odd Fellows election and Prohibition rally plans, and weather outlook from Foster with warm late September to October.
Accounts describe an early Tuesday revolt sparked by the murder of Professor Bumberda. Navy ships under Admiral Hess and loyal troops attacked Lisbon, with about 8 000 citizens joining and heavy casualties reported. Desertions by royalist troops shaped the outcome.
Advertisers can reach the local audience by placing ads in the Mail with promises of fast response. The notice emphasizes affordable rates and broad readership to boost sales and visibility.
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