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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1918
Page
2
Coroner's jury convened to investigate the death of young Norris. Scene described as the accident site near Conewange, with the inquest proceeding under coroner Chapman. Witnesses referenced include the youth’s parents and a belief in foul play or factory involvement.
A Nashua New Hampshire teenager shares that monthly pains caused fainting and school absence for two years. She details trying many remedies before Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound gave relief and prompts her to advise others, noting the product is non narcotic and produced by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
The page notes a voluntary call in Washington with reports from stenographers and mentions wage increases at Titusville Forge Co. and General Electric Plant. It also references gypsies in town, a Berlin native appointed to a plant position, and various local happenings including swimming and camp departures.
A historic storm swept from Russell to Fentonville damaging four miles of land with hail that ruined grain and crops. It disrupted power and telephones, with reports of destruction extending toward Corydon Salamanca and Olean. Farm losses and corn stalks stripped mark the scene as residents assess damage across Ackley and nearby towns.
Walter Williams of Allentown Pa member of an Ambulance Corps writes from France to Warren, describing front line service, gas exposure, rest behind the Oise, and a July 4 celebration. He mentions Croix de Guerre repairs on cars, asks to be remembered, and notes a return to the U S in a few years.
A federal grand jury indicted Rudolph Elsner of Germania Catering in New York for hoarding 10 607 pounds of sugar for sixty days in violation of food regulations. He ran two German character restaurants in the area.
A brief letter describes a stay in a tall tower of 800 steps with a fine view. Charles mentions starting the letter on July 1, lacking topics, not receiving papers, and sends regards while stating he is well and in good spirits.
A wartime message declares six months ago Germany rejected a fair settlement and asserts Allied victory is real but not complete. It calls for continued effort to secure a just lasting peace and warns against delaying victory to spare future generations.
Mortimer English died yesterday at 12 30 p m at his Kinzua home aged 62. He is survived by his wife one son Floyd and a daughter Viola four brothers Claude Marion Jerome and Frank. Funeral at 2 30 p m tomorrow at the late home with burial in Kinzua cemetery.
Warren Bakery operated by H. J. Biber will be shut for a month by order of Food Administrator W. D. Todd after Biber closed today without approval to take a few days vacation. Todd inspected the situation and found flour supplies adequate for other bakers to operate.
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