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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
7
Promote daily internal cleansing by drinking hot water and limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Claims include improved digestion appetite and removal of sour bile and waste with a cheap quarter pound helping constipation bilious spells and sickly complexions.
The piece argues the administration is passive and favors deeds over words. It praises Hughes as decisive and populist, accusing Wilson supporters of complacency and predicting a shift toward Hughes as the public directly engages him. It frames a fifty fifty American outlook.
The Philadelphia Evening Ledger reviews the political landscape praising Wilson on suffrage while critiquing Hughes and calling for firm Mexican policy. It notes wage trends under Wilson versus Taft and mocks the campaign rhetoric with figures on government spending and aid to workers.
At the annual meeting in Washington the first assistant postmaster general praised the postal savings system while Postmaster General Burleson, present on stage, sat with him. Burleson voted against the postal savings bill as a Texas congressman, with every opposing vote from a Democrat. President Wilson meanwhile claimed the Republicans lack new ideas in thirty years. Whose idea was it?
The piece notes Hughes using Wilson's secretary of state as a witness to back charges, suggests McCormick should mend Democratic bridges, and hints the White House sees Hughes as purposefully unfriendly, warning to watch for notes.
The fragment suggests that if Democratic notifiers delay further they may face Mr Wilson in a frowning mood or refusal to accept. It hints at escalating tension and potential rejection of notifications.
Excerpted speech emphasizes aid for the average worker. It calls for safeguards against injuries, health measures, recreation, education, and vocational training to help on the job and foster a community that values fair opportunity and a decent life. Source notes credit to Mr. Hughes in Detroit.
Writ of Levari Facias issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania directs sale at the Warren Borough Court House. Proceedings seek to satisfy a judgment through public auction by authorized court order.
Seized and to be sold as the property of A R Briggs and Emma S Briggs in the suit of W H Shortt for use of J L Currie. The parcel lies in Youngsville Borough Warren County bounded by the road Robbin Sig gins land Alexander Siggins deceased E F Davis and extends five rods by fifteen rods and back thirty two to forty three rods originally from C Stewart and wife and heirs of Alexander Siggins to Burritt Hotchkiss Helen Dunham W N Mead Lazarus Moyer with seventy five rods total. Sheriff GEO A W DeForest Aug 17 24 31
Notice of an application to the Governor of Pennsylvania on September 18 1916 by Frank Morrison Frederick C Eaton Herbert G Eaton and A W Eaton under the 1874 act for a charter of Superior Oil Works to purchase sell refine crude petroleum and manufacture products. R W Stone Solicitor. Aug 24 31 Sept 7
An application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on September 18 1916 by W F Bennett George H Jackson and Fred B Jackson to incorporate Mutual Refining Company under the 1874 act. The company will buy sell and manufacture crude petroleum into refined oils waxes creases and fabrics and related products and to hold all rights and powers of such corporation. R W Stone August 24 31 September 7.
Notice is given that the account of John G. Smith as administrator of the Thomas F. Akeley estate was filed and confirmed by the Warren County Orphans Court. The court will hear Smiths petition for discharge on the second Monday of September 1916 at 10 a.m. All interested parties may attend. August 24 31. John G. Smith Administrator.
Agnes C. Adams, 25, deserted her husband and four children in Jefferson County and told authorities she would rather go to jail than return to the farm. She insisted she could not endure farm life despite loving her husband and children.
Fargo North Dakota Charles Evans Hughes campaigned among eastern North Dakota farmers. He preached government efficiency Americanism tariff as protection to farmers and preparedness and won applause. One farmer said there is something about him that makes you believe he is telling the truth.
Mail Printing Co at 229 Pennsylvania Avenue West Warren Pennsylvania advertises printing services in formal period style offering samples and price lists to customers.
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