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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
4
The article presents a slate for the Washington party including Sheriff Geo A. De Forest, Register and Recorder H. H. Bassett, District Attorney K. A. Krantz, and Prothonotary E. M. Hodges dated Thursday October 9th, 1913.
The article argues that government should serve the people with efficiency and accountability, criticizing office-holding classes and urging competent public workers. It also reports Bishop T B Neeley urging modern church practices, including open daily worship spaces, truthful newspaper advertising, proper ventilation, and flexible sermon lengths to reach more people.
The passage jokes about gas price rises, Christmas timing, early shopping, and old sayings about dancing, freckles, and rheumatism. It notes optimistic thrift and playful quips about girls having fun, using light humor and familiar anecdotes.
An elderly man endures isolation at home and on a river pier ending in his death. The Philadelphia Bulletin reflects on neglect, companionship, and aging parents as children move on. The Mail offers timely election coverage with a subscription pitch for $1.00 a year.
The piece argues that cooperative farming, shared stock breeding, and organized financing unlock growth in agriculture. It cites a broad committee, congressional finance bills, and presidential focus, urging practical, well funded road and farm improvements over wasteful spending.
A Warren editorial lists traffic safety rules for drivers. It cautions checking brakes before trips, maintaining control in congested areas, avoiding conversations with rear passengers, staying focused on driving, not assuming others will yield, and obeying signals at intersections and railroad crossings.
The poem laments autumn decay and the passing of flowers and a beloved youth. It contrasts fading blooms with enduring autumn scenes and ends noting the gentle friend who died young and was laid by the flowers.
R J Wilson a prominent stock broker tied to the Scranton Binghamton railroad company died at Sayre Pa hospital last week from a broken spine suffered when his car ran over an embankment and became stuck beneath the tonneau on Sunday night in an automobile accident.
Dean Henry Prentice Forbes of Saint Lawrence University’s theological school died at his home in Canton New York. Born in 1849 in Paris Maine he served as professor in the Canton school for thirty years.
The Pennsylvania Motor Federation proposes a statewide vigilance network to ensure proper use of a 50 million dollar road loan. County committees, largely farmers, will monitor contracts and ads, aiming to prevent waste and guarantee value. A Warren meeting is set for Monday October 15 at 7:30 p.m.
Letters testamentary on the estate of E M Southwick of Pittsfield Warren County Pa were granted to H E McConnell administrator. Creditors are asked to immediate pay and all claims must be presented properly authenticated for settlement. Also includes Warren Mail ownership statement sworn Oct 2 1913 by J A Larson editor and owner with notary D G Blackman.
The remark suggests many people would tell falsehoods if no consequences kept them in check. It frames lying as a universal temptation tied to opportunity and accountability.
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