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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
8
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Aug 11 J E Morse and Frank Cain home from Potter county where they worked since spring. Mrs David Holt and Mrs J M Hook drove to Warren returning Sunday. W Hoop and sister spent Sunday with relatives at Morrisons. Mrs J M Green and daughter Mabel visited relatives near Frewsburg last week. C F Morrison was a Warren visitor last week. D B Hook Corydon in town Sunday. J M Green West Hickory in town a few days. R H Shearman went to Jamestown Monday morning. Mrs J E Morse entertaining company from Bradford this week.
Community notices record visits trips and family events in Warren Kane Russell and surrounding areas. Birth announced as Monroe Passinger’s daughter on Sunday Aug 2. Visitors include Bertha Passinger Essie Jerman and Ellen Johnson.
Miss Clark returns to New York after two weeks in the village. Nelson W. Ault and wife of Warren visited Mrs. Ault's mother, Mrs. Starrett. Irvineton boys defeated Lilly Dale in a Sunday game and returned elated. Allegheny Springs Sunday School picnic enjoyed by all. Mr. Freeman and family went back to West Virginia after summer with Mrs. Horn's family. L. McDowell and Miss Hillis of Youngsville visited Mrs. Metzger. Owing to the continued illness of Mr. McDowell.
This was his first visit in fifteen months as a general cleanup was done in the P R R Co yards ahead of a company inspection. Allegheny Springs reports higher seasonal traffic with all cottages filled and landlord Henry McGee enjoying improved prospects. Local residents visited the Star Brick lumber camp for blackberries and brought back 228 quarts. Miss Edna Metzger and a Warren acquaintance visited friends here Sunday.
Ackley Hollow reports Miss Bertha Passinger visiting her brother and kin in Wetmore last week. Earl Curtis of Corry visits his mother for a few days. Mrs John Passinger and daughter Icy return home after time with Mrs W H Madigan. Mrs Abe Pearlstine of Pittsburg visits her mother here. David Pearlstine sprained knee. Mr and Mrs Charles Cole hosted a grave Sunday picnic for relatives from Warren Russell and Fox Hill. Mrs Mattson and Freeda call on Mrs W B Culberts. Miss Bertha Passinger and Henry Akeley spent Saturday evening at Celoron.
Columbus residents host visitors from Nebraska Pittsburg and West Virginia as families travel for summer stays. Local events include a Dewey family picnic a Cemetery Auxiliary meeting a Grange picnic and a hardware store employee moving with family to live near work. Local health notes report Ruth Walton ill with appendicitis and Elton Allen moving to Sheffield for work. Milk cream butter and dairy statistics are recorded from July 6 to July 19.
Farmers finish a strong oat harvest. Hume Little heads to Corry due to his sister's death. Mrs. Scott Little returns from Farmington to care for sick sister Mrs. Lottie Robinson. Erie visitors the McKays stay with Byron Eldred's family last Sunday. Eldred Pitt works in tannery. Vance Pitt assists Perry Stoddard who was injured by a bull. Martin Zeeb returns home from Erie for a short visit. Love Greeley and family visit his parents in Columbus Sunday.
A survey of Hindu idol worship describing the vast number of deities in India, the idol-making trades, and the sacred ceremony of giving life to images. It highlights the Hindu triad Brahma Vishnu Siva and details Juggernaut and his temple at Puri, including the famous car processions and ritual fanfare.
The text notes the first appearance of yellow fever among Columbus soldiers in 1495, marking an early historical mention of the disease in military context.
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