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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
7
An early 20th century health note touts drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the liver kidneys and bowels. It links internal cleansing to clearer skin and better health, urging readers to obtain phosphate powder from drugstores.
The Register's Office in Warren County lists numerous administrators executors and guardians who filed first final and partial accounts for estates and minors. The Orphans Court will review these accounts on September 4 at 2 PM for confirmation and allowance with entries spanning June July and August 1916.
A writ of Levari Facias issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania directs a sale at the Warren Borough Court House. The property in Youngsville Borough Warren County spans seventy five rods total comprising multiple parcels tied to A R Briggs and Emma S Briggs, against W H Shorit for J L Currie. The land lies north of a Youngsville road east of Robbin Siggins lands south of Alexander Siggins deceased lands and west of E F Davis deceased lands. Aug 17 24 31.
The United States Chamber of Commerce held a nationwide vote showing overwhelming support, 98 percent, for sending the wage dispute between railroads and train unions to the Interstate Commerce Commission for investigation and resolution. The unions favor strikes, while railroad leaders offered ICC or arbitration. Congress has a wage inquiry pending, and a broader move to protect national prosperity may compel government action.
In Warren County Common Pleas No 54 March Term 1916 Libellant Mabelle B Troxall seeks divorce from Respondent Ralph C Troxall. An alias subpoena was returned non est inventus requiring the respondent to appear September 4 before the court in Warren PA to show cause why a divorce should not be granted. Coroner acting Sheriff Geo A W DeForest and attorney Geo B Munn dated August 4 11 18 25 1916.
In the June term 1916 case Rose Hardy as libellant sues John Hardy the respondent with a subpoena issued for procedural service in the divorce matter No 16.
The quote highlights the elusive nature of progress as Mr Wilson notes the mind’s direction is unclear. It suggests progress may be as likely to move backward as forward, reflecting uncertainty about rational advancement. The Courant frames the remark as a reflective thought on ideas and direction.
Administration notice announces Fred F. Holtz as administrator of Ferdinand C. Holtz estate in Warren County. It calls all debtors to make immediate payment and directs claimants to present authenticated demands for settlement. Warren Pa July 14 1916 D U Arird attorney listed.
The Mail Printing Co announces high quality job printing in the "art preservative" style. They invite readers to call and view samples and compare wet prices at 229 Pennsylvania Avenue, Warren, Pennsylvania.
The article records Frances A. Keller citing women’s political value for national life and mentions President Wilson's focus on an acceptance speech during a Mayflower trip. It questions troop withdrawal from Mexico, references Carranza, and notes naval preparedness as a topic of inspiration.
In a Chicago speech, Mr Hughes asks whether the campaign will favor words over deeds and whether Americans want action in the national interest. He urges defending the American name, preserving honor, and boosting prosperity through decisive measures.
Train service employees across the United States press for a new pay basis excluding passenger service. They seek eight hour pay with full daily pay, eight hour overtime after eight hours, and sweeping inclusion of special extra pay rules, potentially lifting wages by 100 million dollars annually and forcing higher freight and passenger rates. The group cites current higher wages, 28 percent of payroll for 18 percent of workers.
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