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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
5
Prohibition candidate for President Eugene W. Chaflin will address audiences in Warren on August 15. The notice appears among local items detailing upcoming visits, occupations, and community happenings.
A judge notes a curious line about a girl and a man who share a bond through galvanism. The girl’s curiosity draws her nearer unless she asks him to remove it. The remark frames a cautionary tale on attraction and consent.
The author contrasts holding a skein for a grandmother versus a sweetheart to show how the length of a yarn mirrors emotional significance. The piece uses a tender analogy to explore affection and memory.
The Houston Post notes a quip about finances and family size. The exchange suggests that a smaller family could save, while a larger one requires more income. It plays on budgeting and the costs of autos and dependence.
A young dramatist seeks success after a learned friend praises his logical play. The Chicago Record-Herald notes the manuscript prompts high ambition and questions about achieving broad appeal.
Martha Bates transfers to Pan V Katterlin in Spring Creek for 2000 dollars. Jennie Griffith to Mary Clark in Warren for 1 dollar. Harry Keller to Frank Cogswell in Warren for 1 dollar. Porters to Columbus and Erie Railroad Co in Freehold for 35 dollars. Mary Yager to D W Chapin in Columbus Inclination for 1135 dollars. Albert Baldensperger to S J Baldensperger in Warren for 1 dollar. Real estate company to Harriet Hart for 500 dollars. Eliza A Davis to John V Engstrom and wife in Youngsville for 700 dollars. Eliza Saunders estate to M Elizabeth Knabb in Warren for 500 dollars. Alba Kent and wife to Emmet Putnam in Columbus two for 40 dollars. Emmet Putnam and wife to Glenn I Farnham et al in Columbus for 140 dollars. James Gass estate to Robert B Mervine in Sheffield for 4000 dollars. Robert B Mervine and wife to Anna M Mervine in Sheffield for 1 dollar. O P Brown estate to EK M Jackson in Brokenstraw for 3500 dollars. J Arndt Swanson and wife to C O Johnson in Warren for 2500 dollars. C O Swanson to J Arndt Swanson for 450 dollars. Flora T Cady estate to Shirley Cady in Columbus two for 3000 dollars.
A remark from Mr Comrox about classical music. He says he does not claim expert knowledge but believes composers often take a tune and see how much they can muss it up. The quote reflects a humorous, informal view on musical composition.
The advent of motor vehicles in Madras is recent yet rapid. they have largely replaced horse drawn carriages that previously dominated European transport in the city.
Advice on how to rebuke others with discretion choosing public or private setting. Emphasizes temperate tone and kindness rather than anger in delivering admonition.
Clarion State Normal describes itself as a Christian influenced school guarding students' values with tuition free for prospective teachers and low other expenses. Principal Harry M. Suarez invites parents to request the catalog from Clarion, Pa.
Warren County Common Pleas No 19 June term 1912 William W Jackson Libellant v Matilda Jackson Respondent subpoena returns non est inventus you are to appear before the court at Warren courthouse on the first Monday in Sept 1912 to answer the complaint and show cause why divorce should not be granted Sheriff Henry Park Warren Pa July 26 1912 Aug 18-15-22
Carrie Donaldson libellant sues Victor Donaldson in Warren County Pennsylvania. Sheriff notice warns respondent to appear at the Court of Common Pleas in Warren Borough on the first Monday in September 1912 per subpoena issued July 25 1911 with dates Aug 1 15 22 listed.
A Warren County court entry for George Christenson as libellant versus Henri etta Christenson as respondent in the March term 1912. The petition seeks relief under the Acts of Assembly with hearing set for the first Monday in September. Public notice dated Warren Pa July 50 1912.
A doctor introduces Dyspepsules as an inexpensive treatment to stop indigestion and relieve heartburn nausea and gas. Readers can obtain a trial by sending 25 cents to Rockar-Ennis Drug Co. at 141 Liberty St. New York City via their druggist.
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