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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
4
The paper notes foreign advertising representation by the General Offices in New York and Chicago with branches in all principal cities, signaling broad campaign coverage.
An exchange urges every town business man to have their name and business shown in the local paper. It argues that a two line mention helps strangers identify town commerce and that advertising builds a town’s vitality. It condemns non advertisers as unfair to themselves and their town.
A Toledo Blade editorial declares the week ending April 18 as a historic shift away from boss governance. It denounces Taft and Lorimer as symbols of corruption, urges Roosevelt's return, and argues the Republican path must align with the people’s will.
Councilman Hazen publishes a condensed scheme to keep a Sinking Fund by starting February 1, 1907 and adding yearly appropriations through 1940. He argues to pay bonds as due while using interest for borough expenses, avoid burdening the poor, and fix property assessments to attract growth. He calls for unity and denounces opposition.
A short fiction piece notes a mother advising her daughter Ruth on voting etiquette. The dialogue hints at social expectations for women and participation in political life through a domestic conversation in May Lippincott's.
A Frenchman misreads R S V P on a wedding invitation and, after much thought, concludes it means Remember the wedding present. Norman & Mack's National Monthly.
The Budget lauds one gallant woman who bears trouble with grace and humor, maintaining beauty and youth as she fights life’s battles while peers grow complacent and retire from effort.
A Punch cartoon shows a father scolding Margery for always running when asked to fetch the newspaper. Margery replies her legs ache, prompting the father to dismiss concerns and insist she can run.
The notice promotes advertising in the Mail as a fast route to reach local readers and drive responses. It emphasizes visibility, broad circulation, and contact details for placing ads.
Scranton Coal company and Jones and Marwick contractors clash over about 406 tons of coal pulled during a sewer tunnel under a street. The coal firm demands royalty, while contractors argue the coal lies under a highway and only gangways are authorized.
Cleveland school children wage a two week fly killing drive in response to a city offer of one cent for every ten dead flies delivered to City Hall. Health officials say each eliminated fly may prevent nine more later in the season.
A brief inspirational quote framing the idea that IT will act as a decisive force. Henry Wood notes the phrase as a projectile that hits the mark and a power capable of moving mountains.
In Scranton on April 25 James Leary of Nichols New York faced Magistrate W S Millar on abducting Irene Limm from her home. The tale describes Leary 60 pursuing the 16 year old daughter of his former fiancée to marry her in Brick Church New Jersey. The pair were halted on a train. Leary paid a $10 bail and Irene was returned home.
Mrs Mary L Feldman of Carrick reported a communication from W T Stead of London to the fifth annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Spiritualists Association. She said Stead spoke from beyond the grave nine weeks after the Titanic disaster, describing the ship sinking and his passing as painless and exalted. He said he would be with the group later.
Dr. Alexander Bryce in Life and Health argues obesity signals excess intake or insufficient activity. Fat tends to store in underused muscles, notably the abdominal region, highlighting the need to balance energy with movement.
A reflective quotation noting that guiding figures appear as guardians both visible and unseen, helping us through difficult paths until they have done all they can. The voice speaks with tender reverence to these everyday helpers, honoring their quiet influence.
Mrs. Elien As. Coates wife of BE. L. Coates died Wednesday evening at the family home in Gladerun after a long illness. A Warren lifelong resident since 1869 she is survived by her husband and six children A. J. of New York Dr. J. A. of Cleveland O7 W. L. of Bartlesville Ovela Mrs. Hack Olssen Kart E. and Miss Alice of Warren. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 pm with interment in Oakland Cemetery.
Hitchens testified that a wenman gave him a seventh of whiskey and another woman provided a half wet and half dry blanket for his head. He said Major Peachem attempted to take charge. Hitchens insisted he led the boat and treated the crew well.
London reports the death of Justin McCarthy the novelist and historian born in Gerk Ireland in 1830. The writer, noted for his works and historical analysis, passed away on April 25.
The passage declares a choice between a brief merry life and a long dull one. It contrasts lively activity with a torpid existence, suggesting constant motion accelerates senility while patient stillness spares age. It cites skylarks and tortoise patience as opposing life strategies.
A reflective meditation on doubt as a natural mental process. The quotation argues doubt and inquiry are inherent to a reasonable mind and not crimes, noting the mind’s mystical work on its objects of knowledge.
Administration notice states A A Bradley of Corydon Pa is administrator of the estate of William H Morrison deceased Warren Pa April 24. All debts should be paid immediately and all claims presented with proper authentication for settlement.
Advertises Con key's White Diarrhoea Remedy as a relief for chick disease. Claims it kills thousands of chicks yearly and lists price as 50 cents. Mentions Eugene G. Reig with address 216 Pennsylvania Ave KE and Newell's Pharmacy as outlets.
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