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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
4
In Harrisburg the Senate bill to raise the State Treasurer’s salary from 5000 to 10000 failed 42 to 75 on final passage. The Legislature adjourns with several appropriation bills awaiting the governor’s signature and other actions noted.
Dr. Guth reports on factors behind insanity including alcohol and drug effects, cases of abuse, and social attitudes. He notes increases in general paralysis and intoxication related conditions, describes Delirium tremens, and recounts patient cases of recovery after Keeley treatment and hospital care.
Parents wonder why children do not read or read trashy material. The piece argues reading matter shapes youth, warns of harmful content, and urges adults to provide wholesome books regardless of cost. It stresses the uplift from good reading and the need for careful material selection at home.
The state legislature has enacted a law making the sale of cigarettes or cigarette paper to anyone under 21 a misdemeanor with fines from one hundred to three hundred dollars. The piece notes laws do not enforce themselves and highlights the gap between reform rhetoric and actual prosecutions.
One of Dr. Lorenz's patients, a seven year old girl, was freed last week as the plaster cast came off after six months. She walks without crutches or pain. The Armour child remains under treatment but is expected to be released soon, with strong signs of a successful operation.
An exchange advocates a rule that the State and its municipalities should not part with valuable franchises except for proper compensation, with a limited ownership period and a reserved power to annul if terms are not fully met.
More than 12,000 immigrants landed at the port of New York in one day last week. Within forty eight hours nearly the entire group was dispersed by rail to cities nationwide to join the population and aid the country’s prosperity through labor.
A writer praises life in a small town, noting that neighbors share in trouble and even seek to create it if none exists. He expresses satisfaction with the close community where people rally around residents during hard times.
In New Cambria Mo a Roosevelt club is organized with sixty seven members showing active young voters. The group in Macon county demonstrates strong political interest among Missourians toward the national figures and issues of the era.
The government pays a high price for bullion and computes silver in a dollar at 38.4 cents. Filipinos seek silver, though their growing financial knowledge will shape future demand and understanding.
In Oil City, the Blizzard notes Penrose's seductive rhetoric but Magee and Osborn stand firmer, vowing to continue the fight despite pressure.
New Jersey leads in annual appropriations with a $300000 allotment for the maintenance of sanitary hospitals for consumptives, aiming to improve public health and care.
New goods and spring millinery showcased at Kertcher's with fresh hats and accessories. Best Job Printing offered at the IN Orrier, highlighting local services and promotions.
The Louisville Courier Journal reflects on Mr Bryan’s rise from obscure beginnings to wealth and fame and warns that happiness rests on what we want rather than what we have. It portrays him as embittered and disillusioned, a cautionary tale about relative success.
The message calls for a fair, square and common sense valuation of all properties in Warren County for taxation. It demands no favorites or exemptions and asks every owner to contribute according to a reasonable market value and earning capacity.
The nation’s gold reserves total 632 million dollars, up 7 million from last month and 96 million higher than the same period last year. The remark about Mr. Bryan notes his repeated misjudgments.
The government report dated April 1 notes winter wheat at 97.3 overall, about 18 percent higher than last year, signaling solid prosperity for farmers.
A Harrisburg Telegraph editorial argues that a hotel costing about one million dollars would fit the city’s ambitious growth and boost its status as a thriving regional center.
Erie Railroad offers low rate excursion to California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and other western states with tickets on sale February 15 to April 30. Sleeping car access from Chicago. contact F H Garfield Jamestown NY for cheap tickets. Best job printing at the office.
An article extols kidney disease as a leading health danger and links heart failure pneumonia and bladder issues to kidney trouble. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure and calls for readers to request a sample bottle and free booklet by mail from Binghamton New York.
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