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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
5
Miss Mattie Harris of Spokane wins Warren Piano Company contest and receives the piano. Births, hospital updates, marriages, deaths, and local business notes fill Warren and area items including a Jamestown wedding, pensioned rail yard Watchman, a storm wreck, and annual savings funds.
After January 1st, all operators except registered owners must obtain a $2 driver's license. Registered owners could previously designate family, friends, or paid chauffeurs to drive. Joint ownership registration will be discontinued. 1915 registration requires model, year, bore diameter and cylinder count along with existing details.
A former California sheriff states that train robbers burglars and other criminals favor lodoform. They smear clothing and weapons with the strong smelling fluid to hinder bloodhound tracking and aid in swift escapes from pursuit.
An English actor praised American silk stockings as exceptionally cheap and gleaming on women's ankles. He recounted a married man’s remark to a floor walker in a department store, describing young ladies as the stock of such aisles. The quote appeared in the New York Tribune.
A humorous exchange shows Mr Tyte Pist-More asking for money, and Mrs Tyte-Phist explaining the savings bank holds his dollar until January. She says she cannot draw interest yet and requests another dollar to run the household.
The Warren National Bank announces the Christmas Savings Society is now open and open to all. Read the advertisement on page four for details and enrollment information.
Sheffield foreigners Mike Bross and George Pesto faced a hearing before Justice Borden on assault and battery charges. In default of bail, they were ordered jailed to await trial last Friday.
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