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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1911

Page

5

A New Banker Welcomes Eight Pound Son

Mr and Mrs George S Marker announce the arrival of an eight pound son at their home. W J Petit, touring fore paugh Sells circus, plans a May 15 appearance in Warren. He promises an exceptional show with a large combined circus and menagerie on the South Side, eagerly awaited by local boys.

Morris Colegrove West Springfield Erie Colegrove Joseph J. Mack Bradford Sears George S. Marker Citizens’ National Bank W. J. Petit Warren F. S. Royster Guano Company United States F. S. Royster South Baltimore Royster

Court Action Asked to Halt Sibley Audit

In Franksin, April 12, David B. McCalmet former Prohibition state committee chair and John F. Gill of the Manufacturers Light and Heat Co petitioned to discontinue an audit suit seeking an election expense audit of ex Congressman Joseph C. Sibley, citing Sibley’s illness and declaring the audit will not be made.

Frankiain David B. McCalmet Prohibition State Committee John F. Gill Manufacturers Light and Heat Company Joseph C. Sibley Sibley

Fear of Lightning and Human Fear Reconsidered

A Country Life In America column argues fear of thunder is driven by instinct and habit not danger. It cites comparative death stats from lightning versus heat cold drowning and accidents to show lightning risk is small. The piece notes more people die from gas stoves and building hazards, ending with a woman cooking after the storm.

America

Learned His Own Value in Vaudeville Feud

Summary of a vaudeville quarrel where a husband and wife act claimed higher pay from Lew Fields. Fields challenged their requested weekly earnings, noting the wife’s singing merit but deeming her value insufficient to justify raises to 1175 dollars weekly. The exchange underlines performer valuation and show business negotiation dynamics.

Lew Fields Fields Sonny Field Saturday Evening Post

War Education Reads Value of Trained Men

The quotation stresses that even the finest ships guns and costly mechanism fail without properly trained personnel. Theodore Rocevell emphasizes training as essential to using equipment effectively.

Theodore Rocevell

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