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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
2
Grand and Traverse jurors named for the September term of Quarter Sessions starting Monday September 1. Listed are jurors from Columbus to Warren for Grand. traverse jurors from Brokenscraw to Warren for the circuit.
Georgetown Colorado Mrs Agnes Warren longtime Silver Plume resident died at 86 after a long life marked by an accident on arrival in Colorado that left her crippled for life Funeral held recently she is survived by two sons James and Jesse Warren both of Silver Plume.
A lighthearted note suggests that a cheerful breakfast hinges on when a husband returned home and how he entered the house, implying routine mood shifts based on the late hour and method of return.
Farmers harvest hay amid hot dry weather. Mrs. Minnie Bradley improves after illness. Visits among Mrs. C. E. Marsh and friends from North Warren, Sheffield, and Clearfield. Raspberry shipments from Howard Homestead. Dodge team beats James Town. Accidents involve Emmett Fellows and Sherman Johnson on crutches after leg injury July 4. Grange dance profit reported. new class to start. correspondents urged to send neighborhood news.
East Branch notes show visits by Hazel Patterson and Evelyn from Corry to the Mitchells, and Misses Ethel and Lennie Sly of Cambridge Springs planning to move to Arkansas. Epworth League ice cream social and S. S. picnic were well attended. Oviatts visited Sugar Grove. farmers report oats harvest good. Whiteley reunion set for Aug 13. Rev. McAboy to deliver fare well sermon Aug 24.
Ray Mells of Dorset near Andover Ohio markets generous terms to attract farm hands. Each man may use a horse and buggy on Sundays or evenings, quit at 6 pm, and join a Sunday dinner after church. He touts high pay and earnest care, plus two eligible sisters as incentives. Harvest work slower across local farms due to scarcity of help.
The German armored cruiser Leidlitz during trials at Dantzie achieved a record speed of twenty nine knots. The ship displaces about twenty five thousand tons and was designed for a nominal speed of twenty five and a half knots.
A reflective critique notes that many people would lie if unpunished, suggesting broad moral complacency. It discusses social norms about honesty and the ease of deception when consequences are minimal.
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