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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
4
Communities experiment with selling school and municipal bonds in small local lots to individual savers instead of large brokers. Advocates argue local sales educate residents, keep funds in the community, and create loyal supporters of schools through bonds bearing attractive interest.
Rev Dr Fradenburgh, prominent in Western Pennsylvania Methodism and author of multiple religious works, died at 213 West Front St Oil City at 7 30 am after years of illness. He served as pastor in Cleveland Union City Titusville Franklin Warren Oil City Clarion Tidioute and retired in 1907. He was born Gouverneur NY in 1834 and held doctorates from Syracuse Mount Union and Allegheny. Funeral at Trinity M E Church with Hayes Post G A R present.
The New York Tribune urges Pennsylvania Republicans to remove Boies Penrose, arguing corrupt party bosses harm national GOP integrity. It cites Senator Root’s warnings about Philadelphia machine politics and calls voters to elect Gifford Pinchot, restoring Republican honor.
The withdrawal signals a unifying move toward Democratic candidate Vance McCormick with Lewis arguing the rival on the Democratic side shares core state government principles. The piece argues for voters to prioritize principle over party labels and notes tariff debates as a peripheral issue while highlighting Penrose and tariff policy.
Beaver Times surveys autumn foods highlighting pumpkin pie apple dumplings buckwheat cakes and peach-pot pie plus fall taters and Hubbard squash. It notes cider from farmers and a hopeful paradise mood as harvests peak. Banks deny hoarding money while borrowers struggle to obtain loans.
The Punxsutawney Spirit notes newspapers are becoming a leading campaign feature as candidates from all parties use print to reach voters. Advertising is common across newspapers regardless of political stance and reflects a general, evolving campaign culture.
The Boston Globe presents a short comic sequence titled Seeing the Dentist with five reels. Reel I shows an appointment made and Reel II the appointment kept. Reel III and IV depict the patient feeling pain with escalating ouch exclamations. Reel V notes a $43 cost.
The cortege proceeded to Trinity church where Rev. M. W. Stone allied with the G. A. R. officiated.
Sugar Run residents report visits and greetings from surrounding towns including Potter, Warren, Corydon and Tionesta. J E Morse and Beulah spent a Sunday in Warren with Harry Holt. M Bergstrom improves his home with a new walk. Robbley Hook and Clare Hook share a weekend in Warren. M B Arthur trips to Tionesta visiting W C Isael. Rest of page features a humorous Razor restoration joke.
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