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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
4
Secretary Internal Affairs WRED FE. LEWIS of Lehigh County and Representative in Congress 28th Dist. WILLIS J. HULINGS of Oil City Venango County are listed as noted public officials.
Editorial urges readers to vote against embezzlement and fraud, calling on men to participate in elections as a sacred duty. It warns that not voting harms the country and personal honor, urging action to "break it up" with the ballot. The piece frames voting as essential for justice and national well being.
Abraham Lincoln explains he has not joined any church due to difficulty accepting formal creeds. He states he would join any church that makes the Saviour's condensed command to love God with all one’s heart mind and soul and neighbor as oneself its sole qualification for membership.
A note on champagne identifies France as its birthplace about 250 years ago, marking the invention or discovery of the sparkling wine in that region.
A quotation contrasts party loyalty with core Lincoln principles, invoking Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt to urge adherence to foundational values in a political moment.
Col Theodore Roosevelt urges driving from public life all politicians like Senator Penrose and compares him to Barnes in New York and Lorimer in Illinois. He frames the struggle as a fight for decent Republicans and the broader future well being of the nation and states.
The piece questions Penrose's claim to bring prosperity and notes his current office term. It argues re election won’t change power and demands action now, contrasts wartime beer taxes, and ends with Abe Martin quipping about voters avoiding registration to dodge campaign segars.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quip rails at self imposed limits and the urge to complain. The line links to broader commentary on rules and personal restraint. The remark uses metaphor about grinding stones and axes to grind as a cautionary flourish.
A Springfield Mass description highlights Italian families tending narrow garden plots beside the railway, turning waste ground into productive, intensive gardening. They recycle refuse, fertilize with livestock, and hoe and weed constantly, yielding year round vegetables for home use and sale.
A reflective piece on planting a fruit tree as a duty. It contrasts a vision of a healthy, fruiting tree with the real work required soil, cultivation, pruning, and spraying over years. Nature assists once care begins, and the tree matures in time.
Rumor claims Minneapolis leads in floral street decor with 600 miniature gardens planned on lamp posts funded by private subscriptions. Last year window boxes and hanging gardens covered 15000 feet of business thoroughfares, drawing praise and playful questions about durability on the East Side.
City planning is presented as a driver of trade and growth by enabling direct development of commerce, reducing costs and time in transit, boosting property values, and fostering efficient citizens. It argues planning safeguards future civic virtue and orderly urban life.
A first edition of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland sold for 1000 dollars at Sotheby’s London. Buyer Mr. G. D. Smith of New York also paid 600 for Keats Poems 390 for Lamia with Harrison Ainsworth on the fly leaf, 840 for Byron Poems on Various Occasions, and 550 for Defoe Robinson Crusoe.
Australia reports wool exports for ten months of the season up by over 200000 bales from the prior season. Queensland leads with an 80000 bale increase, signaling a strong export demand.
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