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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
3
The Butler Citizen argues that paying campaign workers raises corruption risks and favors moneyed candidates. It calls for defining necessary expenses by statute and funding them via the state to level the playing field, though it notes machines in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh would block such reform.
A reflective line compares animal behavior with human hesitation to advertise. It notes hens crowing their egg news, roosters and bees, bulls, cows, dogs, birds, and other creatures performing their signals, while humans often delay publicizing their own actions. The piece ends with a critique of human restraint.
After primaries some candidates vow never again while others weigh another bid. The texts note public office craving as a human trait and question whether individuals will invest money to court voters.
The State Water Commissioners refused to grant charters for dam projects on the Tionesta creek and Clarion, citing safety concerns. The decision aims to prevent repeats of past disasters and protect communities from potential flooding risks.
A nameless druggist dismisses giving opinion on the water plant acquisition yet offers a practical alternative. The exchange frames a cautious stance toward the deal with emphasis on nonessential input.
The question wonders if lawmakers believe their brief five month session earned broad support worthy of an encore, implying debate over public reception and the need for continued action. It probes confidence in legislative results and future mandate.
Detroit dispatch reports a meeting of Christian clergymen praising Italy’s attack on Turkey as advancing Christianity. They endorsed the crusade for Tripoli under the Gospel banner, while critics argue imperial motives overshadow faith and warn against bayonet evangelism and hypocrisy.
Genevieve, a self described noble woman, urges high standards at home. Her husband James handles business pragmatically, while she battles his lenient view of Johnson and raises their child Jimsey with strict discipline and moral pressure. The piece skewers nagging virtue versus practical authority.
A concise proposal scene unfolds as a young man kneels before the lady and presents a ring, asking for her hand. The moment is captured as a simple, direct expression of intent.
A horse can live twenty five days on water only, seventeen days without both food and water, and five days if it has some solid food but no water.
An Irish porter on an English railroad helps a woman who lost a train and jokes that she should find the one she lost to avoid the company追retribution, a brief London Answers humor item.
A short exhortation urges cheerful living and encouraging others by avoiding gloomy talk. It emphasizes personal effort to maintain a positive tone, claiming half the social battle is won by staying upbeat.
A brief note urges readers to shed uncertainty and low mood this month. It emphasizes practical steps to boost morale and maintain steady routines amid seasonal changes.
An appeal to place advertisements in the Mail promotes subscription and reader reach. The message emphasizes effective tracking of responses and growing audience through MATL subscriptions.
A wealthy driver stood silent as the magistrate sentenced him for speeding. He reacted with surprise at a one dollar fine plus fifty seven cents costs, then flung a gold coin on the desk and fled, lamenting the lack of leniency for a person of consequence.
J A Grutterink of The Hague reports Dutch education gives strong emphasis to French German and English in public schools. Pupils must pass exams in these languages at graduation, contributing to Dutch graduates who speak English with understanding.
Reports from France show searchlights on battlefields offer limited help. Any obstruction or irregularity on the ground casts a large shadow, hindering visibility for wounded care. The text notes equipment has yielded minimal benefits during nighttime operations.
Community notes report husking bee gatherings and visits across Garland Jamestown Warren Erie Edinboro and nearby towns. Residents attend family events visit relatives and guests include Mrs Clyde Kinney Miss Vera Van Eman and Mary Parker while others arrange entertaining duties and home improvements.
Many local residents visit relatives and friends in nearby towns including Olean Cambridge Springs Corry Spartansburg Gillamook Jamestown and Union City. Notables report on recent trips hospital visits and an attorney returning to work after a football accident as Gerald Monroe plans a Sunday family visit.
Social updates list visits among residents including Mrs. J N Arters hosting guests Mrs T Robinshaw and Mrs Walters. Telegraph and mail work details note temporary carrier change. School sees many pupils with Fern Frisbee teaching. Local minister Rev Platmon moves from Potter county to preach in Torpedo Cole Hill and Excelsior.
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