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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
7
Daily times listed for travel routes D A V and P R R with departures at 9 13 am 9 50 am 6 07 pm 7 36 pm 8 54 am 10 49 am 4 32 pm and 8 20 pm daily except Sunday indicating scheduled service times.
The timetable lists Main Line cars departing from waiting rooms on the hour and ten, twenty, thirty, forty and fifty minutes past the hour. Grade Run, P and E, and Conewango Avenue routes follow specific minute patterns. Warren Jamestown shifts include morning to late evening services with last cars noted for Warren and Sheffield branches.
The document lists Warren County officers including President Judge W D Hinckley and others such as Clerk of Courts H M Putnam, Sheriff Henry Park, District Attorney Frank J Lyons, and Prothonotary H M Putnam. Health officers cover multiple townships with Dr M W Ball and H J Bierce named among inspectors. council and board posts are named for wards, health, schools, police, and fire departments with numerous appointees. Dr Frantz serves as ex officio member of all committees.
Governor John F. Shafroth led a Colorado delegation to the Transmississippi Congress in St Louis and on the return visit Galveston residents staged a gulf oyster demolition contest for a leather medal. Shafroth stayed ahead as other contestants dropped out with a reporter noting his endurance. After an hour only Shafroth remained and his counter called out four hundred eighty five.
The notice lists U S officials headed by President Taft and Vice President Sherman and includes Warren state officers such as Governor Tener Lieutenant Governor Reynolds and local officials like Nathan S Schaeffer Superintendent of Instruction and Dr Samuel G Dixon State Board of Health. It also names the local registrar C W Schmehl and V Ball as a closing entry.
Mrs C Willoughby of Marengo R1 saved two lives after doctors warned a cough could be consumption. Her aunt urged Dr King s New Discovery which she used successfully. The medicine claims to relieve throat and lung troubles and is sold for 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
A St. Louis inventor has released a noiseless soup spoon praised as a quieting aid for diners with delicate tastes. It aims to win endorsements from societies opposing noise and to end the consomme concerts that enliven hotels and restaurants. Objections from longtime users may fade with habitual use.
At Carnegie Technical schools in Pittsburg a female student from Margaret Morrison Carnegie Schools admitted writing a Cupid letter describing her romance. The faculty suspended her for the rest of the term, with possible June exams. Other students fear similar discipline for assisting Tech boys.
Alma Evans, nurse who attended John G. Schenk during illness, said in deposition in Schenk v Schenk that she is not engaged to marry him, and there is no understanding of marriage if he secures a divorce from Mrs Laura Farnsworth Schenk.
A pipe said to have been used by Sir Walter Raleigh just before his execution is up for sale in England. The long stemmed med variety pipe reportedly came from Raleigh after he reportedly introduced tobacco to Europe. The relic passed from Bishop Andrews to its current owner.
C E Bordwell listed at Warren National Bank Building in Warren Pennsylvania with room number 25 in the address record.
An advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as unparalleled for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and sprains. It claims superiority for piles and sells at 25 cents in drug stores.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for digestive and bodily sluggishness. It claims the pills gently encourage proper function, promising excellent health and urging readers to purchase at drug stores for 25 cents.
A Keystone Laboratories advertisement promotes coal tar and pine oil disinfectants to control flies and disease, claims one gallon covers fifty units, and offers lice killer for poultry. The notice invites agents nationwide and provides address at 114 Penn’a Avenue Hast Warren Penn with date 4-20-11.
A brief quotation highlights courage and strength as hard wings are faced not to fail but to prove resilience in the face of adversity.
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