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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
4
Editorial directions detail home poultry dressing from slaughter to giblets. It covers singeing, pinfeathers, removing entrails, washing, and preparing giblets, with cautions on avoiding contamination and keeping meat cold until cooking.
Independence Mo Dec 10 Following the death of Joseph Smith the president of the Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints the eldest son Frederick M Smith 37 automatically becomes head of the church He had long been his fathers successor and leadership continues amid a history of struggle shaping Mormonism from Illinois Missouri to Utah.
The Pennsylvania Public Service Commission accepts a compromise on commuter fare complaints in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. Some announced increases take effect, others are reduced or unchanged, and some commutation rates fall below prior tariffs. The commission orders 100 trip tickets at no more than 112 cents per mile, six months. monthly tickets valid 30 days with a 25 cent rise. quarterly tickets three months from issue with 75 cent increase. The railroads may still appeal. The Pennsylvania Railroad accepts the decision. appeals to courts remain possible.
A perplexing case ends as Charles Hosmer dies in Titusville after wandering with memory loss for two weeks. He left scattered hints of past work in Meadville Oil City and Bredinsburg and a sister in Erie County. Authorities hold the body hoping a relative will emerge.
Pomona Grange in Columbus elects officers led by Master G W Bimber. Memorial services for Fred A McDowell feature poems and songs as women’s program covers social topics and farm bureau support. Next meeting planned with Mountain Grange. youth program praised.
Paris dispatch reports Emperor William's condition improved in bulletins yet doctors warn of a serious throat complication after a diphtheria infection during a visit to the eastern front. News from Madrid via Journal reflects anxiety over the imperial health.
Redding Shoe Co markets SNAG-PROOF Rubber Boots at 1.98 and 2.98, high cut boys shoes 1.48 to 3.75, men's Pacs and hunting shoes 1.75 to 4.00, felt boots 2.48, women's dress shoes 1.48 to 5.00, Goodyear welt shoes 2.48 to 7.00, claiming footwear for every family member with strong value and quality. Warren's reliable shoe store urged for footwear needs.
The Flying Squadron plans a statewide blitz to push a broad anti tobacco law in Kentucky. At a Winchester meeting of the Kentucky Woman's Christian Temperance Union strong resolutions urged morality and public welfare against tobacco use. Prohibition efforts may cover liquor and tobacco, a move notable in tobacco states.
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