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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
8
Notice requests all copy be in by Tuesday each week and signed by the author. Names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Mrs Monroe Passinger called Kane on Monday and Thomas Keelor visited Kane on Tuesday. Several Kane callers and visitors from Ludlow Williamsport Jersey Shore Buffalo and Warren are listed with outings to Preston and other towns. A Christmas entertainment occurred at the school house with a large crowd and a two week vacation announced.
Local notes chronicle visits and moves in Russell area including Tip Gardi mer visiting Scandia, Fox Hill shifts to Glade, and Markham family return plans. Community updates cover Christmas goods, nursery orders, Christmas trees, school holidays, church events, and social visits across Warren Sugar Grove Egypt Jamestown Warren and nearby towns.
The community was shocked last Thursday by the death of Mrs. C. H. Whaley of Grand Valley who died by her own hand on Wednesday morning. Local residents report a period of rain easing the water famine. Several residents, including Miss Elga Oviatt and Ilye Daye, are visiting relatives and attending Grange events.
Mrs C C Gorkey of Northfield Virginia reports long heart trouble with left side pain and breathlessness. After six bottles she was cured and describes the remedy as strengthening weak nerves and heart muscles. The notice urges getting a bottle from a druggist with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
Francis Carroll and Scott Day of Cherry Hill spent Thursday with D. W. Darrow, enjoying a day together in the town.
August Anderson died Wednesday December 16 at age 65 years 3 months 10 days. Funeral was held Sunday with burial in the church cemetery. He leaves two sons and five daughters. Eva Ladow and family visited Lander Saturday and Sunday. Lyman Walling on the sick list. Martin Giltinan of Corydon visited Monday. The new telephone line here is nearly finished. J Miller and family called on Thos Rainer Saturday evening. J Shuler visited his parents in Corydon last week.
Dec 22 B A West recovers from tonsillitis. Mrs Fidelia Spencer entertained Miss Lida Palmer Titusville Mrs Fair Lakewood and relatives from Wisconsin. Clarence Lenhagen Findley Lake works in the hardware store. Mrs Margaret Damon improved after illness reports.
Miss Maude Wright visits relatives in Erie. Lincoln Gleason of Open Meadows and Paul Fisher of Goodwill Hill visited Austin Northrop last Thursday. Miss Mattie Whaley and Mrs. Clarica Lacey with children from Mt. Jewett arrived Saturday to spend Christmas with the Whaleys. Rev. Mr. McClelland spent last week at Porter's Corners.
On December 21 Mr. and Mrs. M L Gunton visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCoy spent the day with Mrs. Ernest Dickson and children. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Adams and Warren joined Mr. and Mrs. Ira Adams and family at Akeley. Mrs. Florence McCoy travels to James Town for a few days.
York's Lee J. Spangler predicts a strenuous December ending with world destruction likely on Sunday December 2. He warns of nations rising against nations earthquakes famines pestilence rivers drying up seas boiling cities sinking and New York burning as Boston sinks and people flee to mountains.
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The text warns of apocalyptic signs including droughts, financial collapse, civil unrest, and biblical plagues. It then shifts to a report on American horse breeding, noting government concerns about breeding for speed and describing efforts to preserve and improve Morgan stock to create a versatile carriage horse.
A Harper's Weekly opinion piece laments John Barleycorn's decline and misuse of a license. It says employers economists doctors and reformers denounce him yet extirpation is impossible. The article condemns excessive alcohol and calls for restraint.
Department of Agriculture issues data on U S horse breeds, detailing breeding trends and herd characteristics amid the current season. Officials emphasize improvements in stock quality and registry figures to guide breeders nationwide.
Incomplete timetable lines show dispatch times for Titusville and intermediate stations. Details include two daily intervals with 4:59 p.m. and 8:04 p.m. references and a 10x4 a.m. time for adult services, reflecting partial scheduling data.
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