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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
3
Two notices from Pennsylvania announce candidacies for Congress in the Twenty-eighth District. N P Wheeler of Endeavor and Joseph C Sibley of Franklin seek the June 4 1910 primary election under party rules.
The Mail prints candidate declarations for the June 4 1910 Republican primaries. Frank M Knapp of Warren seeks State Senator. S G Foster of Franklin and Joseph A Schofield of Warren announce Assembly candidacy. Arthur W Dennison seeks renomination as Representative.
Williston P. Wood of Grand Valley Pennsylvania declares for Delegate to the Republican State Convention subject to June 4 primaries of 1910. He signs from Grand Valley February 7, 1910.
H S Perry a Justice of the Peace and conveyancer on Water street Warren Pa offers prompt collections and legal services located over Printz Clothing store for residents needing deeds augmentations and filings.
Notice is given that the estate of 14 Daxrius A MEAD late of Mead township Warren County Pa has been granted to the executor DR L E CHAPMAN. Creditors and claimants must settle promptly. Also a Master in Samuel H Hamerly vs Mary Mayze et al case No 12 December term 1907 will hear testimony and distribute proceeds from real estate at 10 oclock May 10 1910 in Warren Borough.
Henry Park of the Warren County Sheriff's Office is noted in a historical record with a date of April 12 1910. The brief entry anchors the official's identity and locale to Warren Pennsylvania.
The Brooklyn Eagle notes the uncertain origins of April Fooling. It cites repeated references in 19th century literature and proposes links to ancient festivals such as Hindu Hull and the Roman feast of fools. The piece observes the practice survives worldwide under various names.
The piece notes Verkhoyansk as the coldest inhabited place with January lows around 90 degrees below zero and July highs near 86 above zero. It cites the Sahara interior as the hottest area at about 122 degrees. It highlights Greytown Nicaragua as the wettest with 260 inches yearly and Port Nolloth South Africa as the driest with under an inch.
In a New York era tale, Homer Byrd renovates his neglected estate after mockery by village women. He hires workers, installs electricity, and plans to replant the farm. Esther Fray defends him at a meeting and later becomes his confidant as romance blooms and Mary Byrd’s grave is tended.
The sermon emphasizes that Jesus is the only foundation and rest for humanity. It discusses repentance, judgment, and the need to come to Him for salvation and for gentle, burdensome service. It contrasts two rests: salvation and service, achieved by yoked submission to the Father through Christ.
Christian Endeavor lesson for the week starting April 17 1910 centers on Paul’s shipwreck voyage from Caesarea to Rome. The speaker Rev Sherman H Doyle notes storms and famine, Paul’s prayer and blessing, and the crew’s survival and call for faith. The piece urges prayer for those in distress and cites Bible readings.
A poem by Amos R. Wells in Christian Endeavor extols the living Vine of faith as it grows worldwide from seed to fruit. It images roots spreading deep, leaves shading all nations, and fruit in prayers, kindness, and deeds, planted and nourished by the living Vine who tends it still.
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