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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
2
County Commissioners move to appoint a County Sealer of Weights and Measures at 1090 dollars per year plus expenses under a new law. About 40 to 50 applicants from across the county seek the post as the measure changes set strict rules for selling commodities by weight or bulk and for labeling, with penalties for false statements.
Stella Hodge, linked to the Amana murder at Warren, is set for trial in U S district court in Philadelphia this week. She allegedly confessed after a blackmail plot involving a Philadelphia detective and the Andrews defense, and has been jailed in Moyamensing since September.
Mrs. Mallett, a Columbus resident, nearly died Saturday morning when coal stove gas filled her room. Neighbors found her unconscious in bed. Dr. Mears treated her, and she soon revived. By afternoon she was reported out of danger.
The Warren County Pomona Grange held meetings at Grand Valley with strong attendance. Worthy Master Eugene Crooks presided as Williston P. Wood welcomed the group and praised organization. Seven new members were initiated, and a county corn contest with prizes was proposed, with each Grange to appoint delegates. The next session is planned for March with Warren Grange and Mountain as second choice.
Curtis, Philadelphia publisher, emerges as a leading Republican nominee prospect to succeed Boies Penrose in the U S Senate. Born June 18 1850 at Portland Missouri he built a publishing empire, founding The Ladies Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post before expanding into The Country Gentleman and other ventures in Philadelphia.
An old medical appeal urges timely care for chronic troubles and heart and goitre conditions. It features testimonials from Beatrice J. Smith, Gust A. Anderson, and Emery Woodard praising Dr. Brown's nonoperative treatments and their health improvements.
The Erie and Central Pennsylvania railroad assets were sold at foreclosure to William N. Bonyage for the Steele estate of New York City. The $56,000 transaction wipes out a $45,000 second mortgage and may revive plans to complete the Titusville to Cambridge Springs trolley line.
Mrs Dois Honeysett of Jamestown New York reports sudden blindness in one eye followed by a terrible headache. After consulting Dr Brown and a month of treatment her sight fully returned and she found the process painless. She recommends others with eye troubles seek his care.
Curtis had acquired control of the Public Ledger and owned the property where the building stands. He had married twice, the first wife having died years earlier, and in 1910 his second wife became Mrs. Kate S. Pillsbury of Milwaukee.
The Youth's Companion issues its 1914 calendar with decorative mounting and practical usefulness for subscribers with paid renewals. It highlights a jewel-like design focused more on utility than ornament.
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