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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
2
A compact digest of significant items from around the globe. Highlights range from political developments to economic shifts and notable events impacting international affairs, offering quick insights for readers on the go.
Commander Peary spoke to a large New York audience about his north pole discovery and received a $10,000 purse. Other items note Wade H. Ellis resigning as assistant to the attorney general to head the Ohio Republican committee, and various political and public service moves across the nation.
Washington dispatches report the biennial National Trotting Association congress begins in New York. President P Johnson of Lexington Ky faces no opposition to re election. Taft administration bills on conservation and federal incorporation are discussed with Pinchot reporting.
Lyman Bolton, 34, of Marion, enraged by his wife leaving him, killed her parents Robert A. Larimore 76 and Mary Larimore 76 at a Sunbury farm house with a 32 cal bullet each, then wounded his wife and herself before dying by suicide after a failed attempt to end her life.
Louis F. Swift of Swift & Co. urges stock raising as the path to prosperity and cheap meat. In a South St. Paul statement he claims packers are not to blame and that the remedy lies with consumers demanding more basic meat rather than fancy cuts.
Claude Chappell underwent a skin graft at City Hospital to aid his employment chances. Two square inches of tattooed skin were removed from each hand and will be replaced with grafts from another body area. Chappell, an accountant, has struggled to find work due to the visible marks.
Leaders of the Church of the First Born, who teach Christ was born under an apple tree and that believers can subdue poisonous reptiles, faced scoffers as they held a meeting in Nashville Indiana. John McPherson was struck by a stone and seriously hurt while William Crab continued the discussion as another disciple was rushed home.
An ex-prosecutor recalls a jailbird after a jury deliberation. A drunk man seeks a loan from the attorney, pays a dime for a quarter, and then reveals the speaker’s past imprisonment for wife beating, shocking the office.
Mr Dodge of the U S Department of Agriculture and writer identified a single potato hill with 16 tubers weighing 6 to 14 ounces each and totaling eight pounds. The hill showed no wasted energy or soil fertility, illustrating how seed selection, balanced plant nutrition, soil fertility, and irrigation could produce similar hills across a field.
A Youth's Companion anecdote recalls two aging women, one merry and one sour, each interpreting life differently. The jolly lady savors comfort and privilege in old age while the other laments aging's limits, noting the inevitability of growing old only once.
Oxford professor Godrick argues for a primitive wormlike trunk as humanity’s ancestor, rejecting the king crab as too specialized. In contrast, Dr. Patton of the United States and Dr. Gaskell of England hail the king crab as the Adam of the race, while the Baltimore Sun notes tastes differ and some favor the octopus.
American mission school directors in Cairo decide that correspondence between U S school children and Egyptian pupils is unwise and will no longer be permitted to pupils in Cairo schools.
Money on call easy at 2 and a half percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 and a half to 4.75 percent. Grain and livestock prices listed for Cleveland Toledo Buffalo Pittsburg Chicago with wheat around 1.23 to 1.105 per bushel, corn 64 to 66 cents, oats 48 to 49 cents, live cattle and hogs priced per city, and lambs and sheep shown with various ranges.
A humorous exchange recalls a wounded veteran asking for help and a dismissive response about a non existent battle. The dialogue highlights wartime talk, humor, and the disconnect between veterans and bystanders.
James Hyslop described an elderly woman in New York offering a pragmatic view of ghosts. She dismissed ghosts as unworthy of returning from the afterlife, arguing heaven would not lure a soul back and hell would keep it there.
A witty remark notes how a suitor’s request to cook can reveal his true intentions, suggesting cooking ability as a proxy for compatibility and seriousness in courting.
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