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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
4
The 1905 Memorial Day order from Grand Army of the Republic Chief Wilmon W. Blackmar calls for public ceremonies on Memorial Day May 30 and urges school children to participate. It directs departments to plan patriotic services and requests posts attend divine services the Sunday before, with suitable sermons.
From the present prospects the annual Republican State Convention at Harrisburg on April 26 looks set and quiet. The State Committee meets a day earlier. Nominees expected: three Superior Court Judges James A. Beaver George B. Orlady and Charles K. Rice and State Treasurer candidate J Lee Plummer with Thomas Hays as a possible alternative.
The Legislature adjourned at noon after a brief session marked by rapid passage of key bills. The high school tuition law aids students in Warren Tidioute Youngsville Sheffield and Sugar Grove districts, while the general appropriation bill totals 16.5 million dollars for state government and public schools. Other actions include abolishing certain district attorney fees in small counties and setting Warren county official salaries at 1000 dollars annually.
The late Secretary John Sherman proved frugal and shrewd as a youth. He and two brothers received funds to cover board during a shooting trip at a farmer’s near Lancaster, Ontario. When the farmer refused payment, noting the Shermans’ status, John kept the wagon, and extended the stay another week.
A Washington dispatch notes Mrs. Roosevelt travels south with younger children for rest and aims for early Oyster Bay quarters. The President is expected to join later, while Miss Alice Roosevelt remains lively despite the season’s social bustle.
Dr Kidd warns against chills during exercise and after games as a trigger for appendicitis. He advises thorough chewing, slow eating, avoiding purgatives, and letting nature heal with patient diet management for a gradual recovery.
Compiled by Mrs. Florence M. Quinn of Warren Pennsylvania this new Chautauqua Juvenile Speaker features pieces never before in book form. Suitable for recitations for children from toddlers to youths twelve to fourteen with humorous serious patriotic and instructive content. Bound in heavy Queen Quality cover priced 25 cents at bookstores or by mail from The Chautauqua Publishing Co Warren Pa.
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