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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1914
Page
2
A new Safety Primer will be introduced in schools teaching children to stop look and listen before crossing streets and to avoid dangerous areas. It covers handling fire and kerosene, first aid for poisoning burns and near drowning, safe streetcar and electric wire practices, railroad hazards and worker safety, aiming to bolster common sense amid modern dangers.
Jefferson county tem perance forces unite in Brookville Jan 3 to push a countywide remonstrance against all liquor licenses. Organized opposition holds meetings across Jefferson with signatures being gathered rapidly as liquor dealers fear the drive.
Washington January 3 Officials say the justice department has traced potential Sherman anti trust case links in the cold storage trust. Investigators emphasize that major dealers in several large cities appear involved while plant owners seldom store their own products.
In Galeton on January 4, reports say Potter County lawyers plan to disbar M. T. Stokes editor of the Coudersport Enterprise. A committee is ready to report, with public opinion wary of political motives and calls for impartial bar reform if needed.
An advertisement lists cures for numerous conditions including eye and ear blindness deafness cataract catarrh lung and heart diseases kidney problems diabetes and more. The claim asserts success without operation or pain across many illnesses.
The Sentinel details a striking treatment story from Dr. R. J. Brown. Margaret, five and a half, recovered from ankle swelling that spread to her knees hands and eyes causing blindness. After treatment she regained sight and color recognition. The article also includes a testimonial from Mary J. Ziegen of Celoron praising Brown’s cancer therapy and a notarized statement dated November 8, 1912.
Mrs Ziegen testifies under oath that she used Dr Brown's cancer remedy and found it effective. The proceeding, in Chautauqua County court, Jamestown, centers on sworn statements about the remedy's claimed efficacy and legality.
Jefferson Armstrong of Middleport New York describes widespread catarrh affecting stomach head nose throat and organs. He credits medicine with curing old troubles and restoring energy sleep appetite digestion and overall health.
A newspaper defends exposing wrongs against critics of powerful interests. It states the Enterprise will apologize for factual errors but insists truth must stand despite persecutions, disbarments, or other tactics used by those who fear scrutiny.
Meredith Nicholson writes an exceptional story in the January Red Book Magazine titled That Affair at Green Bay. Lippincott's opens the year promising excellence and continued interest, while Carolyn Wells presents a complete novel from the Maxwell Mystery author in the same issue.
Tampa January 1 opening of the first daily aeroplane passenger and express service between two cities with a hydro aeroplane trip from St. Petersburg to Tampa. Passenger A C Phiel former mayor of St. Petersburg. Flight 23 minutes at 80 feet over water. Return same speed. Fare five dollars each way. Small baggage charged by pound. Passenger weight limit 200 pounds with extra five cents per pound for overage.
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