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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
2
The piece argues the current agricultural commission will be replaced only by a forced purchase of joint stock at double face value to secure loans. It blames bungling and ineffective statute and calls for Republican amendments asserting they led the rural credits movement's groundwork.
In a Washington note dated Sept 1 1970 Cousin Ben argues Tom Edgely exploits a loan through the Life Insurance company via Squire Brown and the Federal Land Bank. He claims commissions inflate costs, urges cooperative rural credit, and criticizes Democratic Rural Credits law while praising Roosevelt and Taft administrations.
A Louisville Courier-Journal column captures a playful quote from a mathematician about squaring the air and circling a square during a walk. The remark blends math whimsy with everyday motion.
A Baltimore American snippet features a quarrel over firing a chauffeur. The owner explains the driver was let go for taking excessive time off to serve jail time, highlighting tensions over punctuality and discipline.
A reflective line posits kindness as a divine sculptor shaping beauty in faces. The sentiment frames benevolence as an inherent act that enhances appearance through moral artistry.
Democratic accounts hail the New York primary as a sweep toward a great victory, likening it to the Republicans’ Maine triumph and signaling strong party momentum statewide.
A historical overview describes U.S. actions as treasurer and guardian of Santo Domingo in 1905 1914 1915 detailing tariff reductions debt payments and a Peacekeeping stance. It notes U S Marines and naval power in Haiti Nicaragua and Porto Rico and cites outcomes in education wages and public welfare with mixed long term results.
The United States roles in repairing Haiti and Nicaragua are hailed as strengthening peace and progress. The plan includes an American commanded constabulary overseeing arms and a US approved sanitary engineer to direct city cleanup, with hopes of honest governance and tranquil abundance despite local opposition.
Charles Lamb 2d laments lost friends at Shadow Lawn with lines about McCombs Bryan Col Harvey Garrison and a longing for familiar faces. The poem speaks of betrayal, departure, and isolation amid new surroundings.
The piece mocks Democratic leaders for yielding to empty promises and questions President Wilson's campaign stance. It critiques optimism in politics, laments a paper shortage impacting government work, and ridicules fiscal claims and rhetoric from campaign materials. It also lampoons figures like Senator Jimham Lewis and campaign rhetoric about accountability.
A dramatic assertion attributed to a stubborn commander, declaring readiness to endure a protracted stand rather than yield. The line captures a mindset of perseverance under siege, signaling intense commitment to defense despite lengthening conflict.
The completed revenue bill is praised as perfect and may enable New York Massachusetts and Illinois taxpayers to fund 3000 more miles of roads in Alabama next year. Mr Hughes addresses women in homely terms and an enthusiastic rally of women is expected on the first ironing day after the first wash day in November.
Mail Printing Co. advertises printing services in the finest art preservative style. Visit 229 Pennsylvania Avenue, Warren, Pennsylvania for samples and pricing.
Cincinnati former police chief Col. William H. Jackson warns of the First Past the Post scam at resorts. The con involves a staged pool room with telegraph wires, a convincing winner, then a larger bet and a switch to empty the victim’s cash. He contrasts it with pickpockets.
The Sinking Fund Commission of the county and Lancaster County received 50 dollars from the county treasurer. The payment wipes out the county's indebtedness.
A Reading Pennsylvania husband seeks a divorce claiming his wife brewed odd potions on the stove to ward off witches and neglected dinner duties. The case centers on marital duties and alleged culinary neglect within the home.
A Maryland preacher known as White-Robey Prophet ends a heated debate with other preachers by allowing a copperhead to bite him. He asserts immunity to snake venom and vows to survive the bite as proof of his faith.
A Pittsburgh man who allegedly beat four aces with a straight flush to win a card game was arrested on a larceny charge. Police say the incident disrupted a local gaming event and led to the suspect’s detention.
A court case involving a one year old Bridge is noted as papers served in a will dispute. The wording suggests a baby is connected to the case and a phrase quoting Pooh may reflect taunting or a nickname used in the proceedings.
Ray Del Fresno of California recalls a buried stash found in a secret pocket. Inside lay $180 in gold coins once concealed by her mother, revealed after decades.
A 100-year-old man in Elizabeth New Jersey disciplined his 60-year-old son with a spanking for disturbing the boarders. The incident highlights a domestic dispute tied to noise complaints and housing tensions in a shared dwelling.
A San Francisco woman feared remarriage if she remained free and endured a lengthy legal battle, waiting twenty five years to obtain a divorce.
Under the mayor authority twelve skilled marksmen were directed to shoot as many blackbirds and starlings as possible at sundown in Sleepy Poughkeepsie. The action aims to reduce pest bird populations and related nuisances in the area.
A tornado struck Rockport Texas causing heavy rain and falling snakes. Local residents reported unusual weather effects as storm conditions continued with threats to homes and infrastructure noted by authorities.
Driving from Chicago to Independence Missouri the car was recovered and its owner arrested in each town as the vehicle description had been broadcast to constables.
In Elyria Ohio rats from an abandoned garbage dump gnawed the toes of a baby, prompting a medical response. Local authorities warned residents about sheltering near the site while cleanup crews were dispatched to secure the area.
In Wooster Ohio a man bought a chest at express sale for thirty cents and found twenty seven dollars two new suits of clothes and burglar tools inside. At a Texas border camp dance girls and soldiers introduced themselves wearing printed name tags on their chests.
A two blade pocket knife in the police headquar ters collection proves to be a .22 caliber pistol. A Paterson woman with a paint brush marked her green spotted handiwork and aided in catching the thief stealing them.
Excerpt from Colonel Roosevelt speaking for Mr. Hughes argues Washington and Lincoln chose duty over peace and condemns those who favor peace-at-any-price as successors to Tories and Copperheads. He praises the valor of those who faced war to uphold what is right.
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