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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
8
All copy must be in our hands by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign their name to communications but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Dre G Adams and Mrs Adams visited Russell on Monday. Mrs Adams and Miss Bertha Passinger visited Dutch Hill parents Tuesday. Mrs E B Daugarthy of Celeron visited relatives Thursday and Friday. Mrs Wm Scott passed through the Hollow Friday en route to North Warren. Mrs A W Young and Mrs Gilbert Clark attended a Health lecture at Thurston Fox’s on Fox Hill Friday. Mrs C H Cole and two daughters called on friends on Fox Hill Sunday. Willard Kelley and daughter called on friends Sunday. Clayton Thompson of Jamestown visiting grandparents. Henry Walker and sister Alice and Edna Lauffenburger were calling on friends Saturday. Ward Culbertson and family were Corydon visitors Thursday and Friday. Arthur Herrick of Egypt visited through the Hollow Sunday. George Carroll of Youngsville entertained at George Graham’s Saturday and Sunday. Mrs A A Avery, visiting Oil City, returned Thursday.
Altoona Tribune notes that scorn for children warns of blunders. Williamsport Sun says hope alone rarely helps a man. Oil City Blizzard warns radical cures after easing of troubles. New Castle News notes many are called yet sleep through. Bradford Era comments on ideas scarce. Erie Times reflects on aging minds seeking rest. Butler Eagle cautions grown men regret a life of easy wins. Ridgway Record asserts true gentlemen guard manners with kindness.
Pennsylvania inventors receive weekly patents as reported by D Swift & Co and affiliates. Listed are inventors from Norris Town to Lancaster with devices including water closet tanks, knit take up mechanisms, blade holding means, rail fasteners, power lawn mowers, safety razors, and elastic fluid turbine components, many marked as sold.
The article notes darning needles are too short for large birds like turkey or goose and outlines using a twelve inch trussing needle with a large eye. It recommends three proper stitches, prepared threads cut into yard lengths, and proper placement for neat trussing.
The article explains a method to clean, stuff, and truss a bird for roasting. It covers removing the neck and crop, stuffing the breast, folding skin, and using a trussing needle with three stitches to secure wings thighs and rump, enabling even cooking and easy carving.
The December New Idea Woman's Magazine offers a detailed method to craft a glass box of candied violets and rose petals as an inexpensive, unique holiday gift. It instructs selecting Princess Louise violets, arranging petals, and dipping each blossom in hot sugar syrup, then shaping on buttered paper.
A Sacramento judge sentenced a chauffeur to ten years for running over and killing a man and suspended the term if the driver pays the victim's family 325 a month for ten years, a compromise seen as benefiting the injured party. Legal Blanks at MAIL Office.
A reader argues that saints are not exclusive to the Catholic Church and cites Psalms praising saints. The essay credits early Christians and the Church for memorials of courage and notes sainthood as a universal ideal across people, roles, and nations.
The piece notes about 9,000 passenger and 12,000 freight elevators in Manhattan moving roughly 6.5 million people daily. It details 26 buildings over 18 floors with 231 elevators, totaling 4,400 miles of operation and 615,000 daily riders, based on Herbert T. Wade’s The Problem of Vertical Transportation.
Community notices from Warren area recounts include Jamestown visits by G. W. Cogswell and E. D. Alling, a fire at the Odd Fellows building causing $500 damage, and Mrs. Hultberg's partial recovery in a Buffalo hospital. The piece notes new directory data, a skating rink project, Porto Rico trip, and lodge activities at Warren’s BPOE.
Senator Penrose has sent a quantity of public documents on farming gardening fruit culture and related topics. Included are reports from the Pa. Dept. of Agriculture on Orchard Demonstrations Plant Pest Treatment and Concentrated Lime-Sulphur and studies from Pa. State College on Pennsylvania Butter.
Mr Aldrich cautioned opponents of the central bank system against invoking Andrew Jackson in their struggle. The Senator said Jackson was a great man but is dead.
Questioning Manchuria’s development, the piece argues railways capital and capable management are essential. It ponders whether Manchuria will absorb Chinese migration or Western ideas, with sectors focused on food, exports, mining, and railways. It frames Manchuria as Asia’s test ground for Western progress in the East.
A Huss Con concert under The Phil omel will be held Monday evening December 13 at 8 o clock. The program starts promptly at eight and intermission will close during all numbers.
A description of Manchuria emphasizing its vast natural wealth, diverse climate from semi arid to humid maize belt, and the strategic advantage of its eastern Pacific coast, with references to harbors and seasonal weather patterns.
The Washington Herald notes many people hold differing ideals of marriage leading to frequent conflicts in domestic life. It argues that ideals shape expectations and can cause disagreements within couples.
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