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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
10
A 1910 Sunday School lesson studies Matthew 21 23 46 and passages on Jesus authority and parables. It covers the withered fig tree cruciform themes and the Pharisees challenge to Jesus as the temple cleansed. It contrasts good resolutions with true deeds through three parables and ends with a warning about obedience and divine justice.
Pittsfield notes illnesses and visits from Henry Wooden and others, while various locals attend reunions, picnics, and church events. Columbus reports Miss Eva Simmons hosting a guest, well work at David Curtis cemetery, and several family gatherings and travels. Trona details a Tiona Sunday School picnic and local arrivals and farewells.
WRIGHTSVILLE Aug 22 A goodly number of townspeople attended the township picnic near Chandlers Valley Thursday. Hay and grain fed to stock as pastures fail from grasshopper onslaught. Readable notices of deaths of George Tyler and William Bates received today.
For the Grangers picnic at Williams Grove Pennsylvania from August 29 to September 3 the Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from Pennsylvania stations and from Baltimore Elmira Frederick and intermediate Northern Central Railway stations August 23 to September 2 for go passage only on issue date and return by September 6 at reduced rates.
The average nectar load carried by a bee to the hive weighs three tenths of a grain. This measurement reflects the typical foraging return in a study of bee efficiency and honey production.
Aug 22 update lists Mrs. R. S. Martin and daughter returning to Frewsburg from time with the Marsh family. Mrs. Carl Limburg visits Hickory Heights. Mrs. Mabelle Larson visits her mother Minnie Bradley. Raymond Briggs of Warren visits Howard Homestead. Mrs. C K Marsh attends Mrs. Tracey funeral in Frewsburg. Mrs. E A Herrick returns home after the funeral. T M Howard visits Jamestown. Emory Thompson and Warren guests entertain Baltimore friends at their Conewango summer home.
Advertising notice urging local businesses to place ads in the Mail to reach a broad readership. Highlights quick turnaround and measurable impact with readers across the region.
Patients from Waterville Maine Detroit Michigan praise Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for headache relief. Testimonials claim four year use with consistent relief and urge the medicine reach all headache sufferers.
Dr Miles anti pain pills advertise a stomach friendly remedy with no after effects. Druggists nationwide stock this product and will refund the money if the first package fails to benefit. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
A dated remark from Hilda the Helper urges women to cooperate with men and stay in step with social expectations, reflecting era attitudes on gender roles and unity.
The men praised Hilda as a stayer and hopeful mayoral candidate, yet she pursued a different course by arranging a union with a single man who would soon stop being single, changing the local political landscape.
The Indus trial and Orphan's Home in Macon Georgia credits Electric Bitters with nine years of success aiding stomach liver and kidney troubles and boosting appetite and strength in children and staff. The note calls it one of the best family medicines and recommends it for female complaints with a 50 cent price at all druggists.
Paradoxical as it may seem the world surplus age of gold seems to be causing trouble only for those who haven't got any of it.
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