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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1914

Page

2

Local births and church plans mark Columbus notes

Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Dodd a son James Leslie on March 24. About twenty church aid society ladies met with Mrs Henry Ruslink to plan an Easter Supper for April 9. Georgia Cady remains ill but improving. Mrs Emmett Curtis continues to recover. D S Dewey of Hagerstown Md visited with his brother N E Dewey. Schools close May 5 with two seniors Bessie Lamona and Hazel Armitage. Go to church Sunday program set for April 5.

Columbus Frank Dodd James Leslie Church Aid Society Henry Ruslink Georgia Cady Ben Emmett Curtis D. S. Dewey Hagerstown N. E. Dewey Bessie Lamona Hazel Armitage

Quick Lunch and Health By Samuel G Dixon M D

Commissioner Dixon argues against hurried meals and unhealthy quick lunches. He warns against excessive sweetening, pastries, fried foods, and cold drinks, urging diners to slow down, savor flavor, and give digestion time to function properly. He notes long gaps between meals and the profit motive behind speed in service.

Churchgoer Seats Favorable Hall In Quiet Inquiry

An exchange features a church usher asking a prosperous stranger where to sit and the judge directing him to a seat in the fourth row center aisle. The dialogue captures churchgoing ritual and social posture in a concise courtroom of manners.

Snow Disappears and Spring Activities Resume in Akeley

Snow has melted and high water receded as farmers plough and stump dynamite resumes. Conewango Hive members visited Mrs Salinger in Clarendon. Library Club and Akeley A Grange events featured music recitations and talks. A rescue tale recounts Mr Nesmith pulling Mr Weiss from flood. Burglary suspects were caught. Van Sile jailed in Warren. Community visits and social plans fill late March.

Akeley Conewango Hive Pennsylvania Grange Hall Mr. E. Weiss Cable Hallow Mr. Nesmith Weiss Mr. Hales

The Playwrights Confront Theatrical Manager

A young dramatist pitches a play about a lovestruck girl and a minister who elopes, faces court room drama, and a white slave law divorce suit, but the manager mocks morals and offers a highball as lunch ends.

T. M Y. D

Rich Nobleman Weds Poor American Girl

A wealthy aristocrat marries a woman of modest means in a ceremony that drew attention to class differences. The event highlights social contrasts of wealth and status within the community.

Why Country Women Look Jakey on the Farm

A Neosho reader reflects on farm wives known as the Jakey women. She recalls Saturday routines washing ironing baking sewing cooking and caring for children. She notes the constant strain of keeping up appearances and balancing finances while craving a break and asks for remedies.

E. W. McCartney Neosho Newton County Jakey John

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