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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1914
Page
2
The article argues prevention saves more than cure and urges rest and medical advice at the first signs of illness. It cites diphtheria risks, improper dress in winter, and overwork with alcohol as costly neglect. It predicts medicine’s future rests on preventive care and urges paying the cost for health now.
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds with buyers and sellers across Warren, Pine Grove, Youngsville, and surrounding towns. Amounts range from $1 to $385.50, with parcels including Youngsville, Warren, Corydon, Pine Grove, Limestone, Sugar Grove, and Freehold.
The ten week Billy Sunday revival will open in Philadelphia on January 5. The event aims to reach a city of 1,600,000 as a new high in organized religious outreach and civic achievement. The Philadelphia North American will extensively cover the campaign and has started taking orders for subscriptions to span the revival.
Bradstreet reports holiday shopping shows optimistic sentiment outpacing orders with quickening impulses. Cold weather boosts demand for heavy wear and interior Northwest rush orders aid both jobbers and wholesalers while southern stocks run light. Overall season’s buying likely under last year as lower priced useful gifts draw most attention.
The article warns that excess candy after holidays causes indigestion and liver strain. It advises limiting sweets to meals, avoiding between meal chewing, and choosing reasonably manufactured candies. It notes cheap colored confections raise illness and mortality after festive eating.
In Selinsgrove Pennsylvania a hog owned by Mason Hoover attacked and killed a cow after the animal ate some of its food. Nearby Udall Kansas farmer H C Hall uncovered a petrified human skull on his property, estimated at over ten thousand years old. A Panama City Florida printer found ambergris weighing nine pounds six ounces, selling for seven thousand dollars. Hyde Park Oklahoma notes William Rupert kept a magpie in Cimarron New Mexico, then moved away with the bird which escaped and traveled over one thousand miles back home in under three days.
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