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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
2
Editorial notes Col Roosevelt’s view that talk of 1912 is a pipe dream. It argues four years is long in politics and that Republicans must focus on gaining House control in 1918 and Senate victory. It predicts certain Republicans may emerge as strong contenders for the next ticket.
The article discusses how railroads challenge the constitutionality of the Adamson law while unions threaten possible strike actions. It notes that union spokesmen claim knowledge of Wilson's intentions and suggests his aims may be inferred from his interference and push for the law, with indications he achieved his desired outcome.
Reading Pennsylvania December 50 The Heft farm on the Berks Lancaster line is known as the Tramp Refuge. For 100 years the Heft family has sheltered wanderers. In 1916 five hundred ninety five tramps found sleeping quarters in the barn and shared coffee bread and potatoes.
An advertisement for mail printing services at 229 Pennsylvania Avenue West Warren Pennsylvania offers samples and pricing in classic art preservation style.
Eve is cited as the first to consider costume though practical function dominates dress. Over time economic shifts pushed standardization for men while women’s wear remains extreme. Reasonable modesty is urged as paper slippers on ice pose danger and business attire influences women’s fashion toward restraint.
An article from the Lokal-Anzeiger describes Berlin cabaret life during wartime. The scene features artificial light flowers, lavish interiors, officers and civilians dining in luxury, and a mood of escapism amid conflict.
Mrs. Clara Lacey, 50, of Pitman New Jersey, died at Cooper hospital Camden from burns after she poured kerosene on her clothing and set it afire. She carried a lamp to a cellar window then crawled outside where two men beat out the flames. Pitman fire chief Watson Mitchel transported her 18 miles to Camden in 25 minutes. She told attendants she was ill and wished to end her life.
Investigations by the forest products laboratory at Madison Wisconsin show spent tanbark used in asphalt shingle production reaching 160 tons weekly. This process raises bark value from 60 cents to 2.40 dollars per ton, enhancing local material value.
A description of the Cotswolds near London highlighting lonely grassy lanes laid out by Roman engineers, distant mountains on one side and empty fields on the other, with old villas inns and a king's highway that survives as a public road amid isolated farms and enduring charm.
Simeon Strunsky in Harper’s Magazine compares the urban husband and father’s routine to a primitive hunt. He leaves at dawn for the city’s “downtown” jungle six days a week and returns late afternoon worn, welcomed with care, yet weary and less available to family life.
The article traces primogeniture to patriarchal times when the firstborn held hierarchy and control. Upon a father’s death the eldest became priest and head of the household, with unwritten authority over property and honors, a lingering remnant of ancient custom.
The record recalls the warning dream of Lord Dufferin who, in Paris, dreamed of a hearse and cemetery. Days later in a hotel corridor a driver matched the dream image, prompting him to step back as an elevator malfunction caused a fatal crash with all aboard.
A National Geographic Magazine description notes Neapolitan street singing enchants listeners with lively songs, prompting passersby to toss pennies. After a week of near-constant performances, some listeners grow tired and gravitate toward noisier, heavier crockery as a reaction to the persistent melodies.
Detroit Free Press quotes compare marriage to a business venture, noting that failures stem from entering the venture rather than the institution itself. The brisk exchange frames marriage as a project with inherent risks.
A brief humorous exchange from the Philadelphia Record depicts Mrs. Muggins urging thrift while Mr. Muggins notes small savings. The gag centers on attempts to save money contrasted with minor expenses and limits.
In a brief dialogue from the Boston Tran script Edith asks about a missing engagement ring and Marie responds she does not know who the man is. The exchange centers on a potential engagement and ring secrecy.
In Warren County Common Pleas No 22 December Term 1916 Libellant Fevol Artemisia Shaw versus Respondent Irwin T Shaw. Subpoena returned non est inventus ordered to appear February 5 1917 at Warren PA court to answer and show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff GEO A W DeForest notes and attorney J Lyons listed.
The Citizens National Bank of Warren announces its annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday January 9 1917 at the banking office to elect a Board of Directors. Polls open from 5:00 to 4:00 pm. O A Pressel cashier Warren Pa December 14 1916.
The Warren Trust Company will hold its annual meeting at its Warren Pa. office on Thursday January 11 1917 for election of Directors and other business. W C Heasley secretary treasurer.
The 53rd annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Warren will be held at their banking office Tuesday January 9. Directors polls open from 2 to 3 pm. Cc T Conarro cashier Warren Pa December 14 1916.
Voters at the Warren National Bank ing office on Tuesday January 9 1917 elect a Board of Directors. Polls open from 1 30 to 2 p m. E H Lampe cashier.
The 47th annual meeting of Warren Savings Bank stockholders will elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. The meeting is at the banking office on Tuesday January 9 1917 at 3 o clock p m. G B Ensworth cashier.
Dairy farm near Bemus Point in the Chautauqua Lake area offered for sale. Includes improved winter dairy barn 40 by 100 feet and vitrified tile silo 12 by 40. Located in the Bemus Point school district, near trolley line and lake. Seeking a competent up-to-date dairy farmer. Bell phone No. 9. Perry Brown Bemus Point NY. Dec 28 6t.
In the finest style of the art preservative call and see samples and get prices. Mail Printing Co. 229 Pennsylvania Avenue W Warren Pa.
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