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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
5
We offer interest for full month on deposits made on the 1st 2nd or 8th of each month and encourage mail order openings. Accounts can be opened for children with one dollar or more and banking by mail is our specialty.
A Smethport foreigner was found guilty of selling liquor to loggers at work in the woods without a license. He received a $1000 fine and six months imprisonment. The report recounts other local items including a Meadeville burn and Erie water profits.
The piece notes the popularity of Christmas holly and other greens, contrasting old English Holm with American Ilex opaca. It describes holly grades from Carolina and Asheville regions, differences in berry clusters, leaf size, and habitat, and links to Delaware Maryland market supply versus Carolina quality.
The Washington Post notes Northern Christmas customs favored quiet store closures while Alexandria Virginia kept a boisterous Southern style with rockets and fireworks. It explains the clash stems from the Cavaliers and Puritans shaping distinct regional traditions of merriment.
An editorial laments ignorance as a burden on the nation, arguing that every uninformed citizen weakens democracy and undercuts progress. It calls for education, informed voting, and public accountability to strengthen national unity and prosperity.
Whittier the poet lived in Haverhill Massachusetts and was beloved by children who visited him for his genial nature and his parrot admired as the town's standout pet. The parrot made Whittier known to locals as the man who owned the parrot. Subscribe for the MAIL.
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