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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
4
Editorial urges neighbors to overcome distance and secrecy by sharing confidences and talking frankly. It cites Mike and Pat as examples who moved from enmity to friendship after a single “get together.” The piece, from Coraopolis Record, stresses practical steps to resolve disputes and foster human connections.
A fragmentary, old-time prose fragment speaks of two golden days, carefree and free from worry. One day is called Yo.theday, while yesterday carries all its regrets, pains, and mistakes now beyond recall.
A garbled OCR fragment with scattered words and phrases about laughter heaviness joy night and a garment mixed with random terms. No coherent event or identifiable names or places emerge from the text.
The quote reflects on tomorrow as distant yet inevitable, urging focus on today. Burdette emphasizes that only the present day is within reach, urging patience and faith while promising that love and strength will illuminate today’s burden.
The government backs a National Rural Teachers Reading Circle to educate rural teachers. Thirty states have joined. The program offers a two year reading course with 17 books. Successful participants receive a certificate upon completion within two years.
A Wall Street Journal reader from Arkansas critiques Oklahoma's monetary conditions. The letter notes strong investment safeguards but tighter credit, with the writer dated November 15 1915 from Huntington Arkansas. The WSJ quote says borrowing in Oklahoma is perilous and likens it to hell.
In the Western District of Pennsylvania the bankrupt Levi Bishop Hull of Warren was adjudicated on November 24, 1915. Creditors' meeting set for December 20, 1915 at 10 a.m. in Warren at the Savings Bank Building to prove claims and appoint a trustee. E. H. Beshlin, Referee in Bankruptcy, Warren, Pa.
Printed envelopes created with your names and address for 100 envelopes. Delivery for 50 cents cash with the order. Mail Printing Co. Warren Pa.
A Hempstead era chronicle from Hogwallow notes a smithy breakdown on Poke Eazley wagon and a sensational tale from Tickville Tidings about a ten inch knife swallowed by a typhoid patient. The column recalls local absurdities including dogged hoaxes, a hoarse doctor’s diet advice, schoolhouse misplacement, and a shooting near Dog Hill graveyard with a jury in attendance. It also reports a new-born presidential hopeful, upcoming guest, stolen sweet potatoes case, and a cautious farmer abandoning corn plans.
After a thorough search of the premises Miss Hostetter Hocks cannot find her chewing gum stuck up somewhere. The puzzled woman laments the missing item amid the search effort.
Balkans see ongoing operations with Serbian bands resisting Austrian advances near the Montenegrin border. Berlin claims over 20 000 Serbians killed or captured in mountain fighting. German forces prepare to join Bulgarians in Macedonia while diversions shift to the Franco British front. In Mesopotamia Germany and Turkey plan a campaign toward the Persian Gulf via Baghdad.
Raz Barlow visiting Tickville last week sustained only slight injuries after a collision with a slow moving Tickville accommodation train. Both parties were traveling slowly when the accident occurred.
The Wild Onion SchoolTeacher has cut geography class until the war ends as trustees prefer him to stay neutral through the conflict.
The 64th Congress convened with new Democrats sworn in including James D. Phelan J C W Beckham Robert F Broussard Edwin S Johnson and Paul Q Hastings as the Senate splits 56 to 40 in favor of Democrats. President Wilson delivered the annual address as Congress considered a record military preparedness outlay of 1 285 857 898 with most of the rise going to army and navy and coast defenses.
A brief notice invites tenants to pick up lease documents at the mail office. The item notes location and timing for collection and implies availability for a set period. Stakeholders include tenants and postal staff ensuring document access.
Chicago December 8 Dr James B Herrick announced that Miss Jane probably will not be operated on after suffering a hemorrhage of the kidney. Several physicians were called in consultation to determine the nature of her illness.
Secretary of War Garrison stops the ongoing debate with ex president Taft on Philippine administration. He calls Taft’s argument paltry and contrary to fact, saying his statements are disproved by records.
Federal investigators examined garbage dumps nationwide and found Washington to be the most wasteful city in the United States. The Agriculture Department says daily discarded food could have been reused if households managed supplies more economically.
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