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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1914

Page

2

Start On Repairs At Once To Aid Unemployed In Pa

Dr. John Price Jackson, Pennsylvania labor commissioner, urges immediate work on repairs and improvements by corporations and individuals to ease winter unemployment. He cites England and Germany studies and argues that fixing railways streets and homes now would boost circulation, sustain industry, and reduce hardship. In Warren county, John Smith and Ray Proper bagged three bears in a hunt, trapping a cub with a chain and flashlight.

Harrisburg John Price Jackson Pennsylvania Jackson England Germany Commonwealth Street Railway Corporation John Smith Sandy Lake Ray Proper Grand Valley Warren County Smith

Eighteen Pearls Found in Oyster Cocktail Mystery

Metuchen New Jersey December 18 George Fountain and son Gideon visited Giles Banname's oyster shop in Plainfield and ordered an oyster cocktail. Gideon bit into a second oyster and cracked a hard object revealing eighteen pearls, fourteen white and four black, six valued at 50 to 300 dollars each per a local jeweler appraisal.

Metuchen N. J George Fountain Gideon Giles Banname Plainfield

Christmas Thoughts On The Season Of Family Ties

A reflective piece on Christmas highlighting its solemn sacred tone and social warmth. It celebrates family gatherings, childhood memories, and moral renewal amid winter scenes, urging generosity, hospitality, and kindness as central festive virtues. Washington Irving quote ends the reflection.

Washington Irving

Gift Giving an Old Custom

The custom of giving presents at Christmas dates back about 185 years after Christ birth and is tied to the tradition of Christmas carols. Historical references show both gift giving and carols as ancient festive practices.

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