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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1913

Page

2

Obituary: Mrs Jane Weatherby Mahan Dies at 84

Farmington reports the death at home of Mrs Jane Weatherby Mahan on the State road. her husband David Mahan died last November. She was about 84, with over 60 years of marriage and leaves three children Emma Garfield, Thomas Firth, and J J Mahan, plus brothers Erastus Weatherby of Russell and Raphus Weatherby of Farmington. Also notes widespread grip and measles illness in town. E F Peterson returns improved from Buffalo operation.

Farmington Jane Weatherby Mahan State Road David Mahan Emma Garfield Thomas Firth J. J. Mahan Erastus Weatherby Russell Raphus Weatherby E. F. Peterson Buffalo

East Branch notes oil well and community updates

The Hemminway farm oil well proved a duster. Mrs. T. Sutton recovers slowly. Mrs. E. Dalrymple cares for her mother in Corry. Earnest and Mrs. Brown welcome a son. Ruth Phillips becomes Mrs. Brown. C. M. Cobb returns to health. Ava Mitchell attends Edinboro school. Funeral attendance for Mr. Williams at Spring Creek. Local residents improve after illnesses. Wilbur Logan heads to Warren for work.

East Branch Oil Company Hemminway May Mitchell Erie W. D. Mitchell Corry Cambridge Springs Itfield Edinboro Ruth Nichols D. Nichols

Ross Hill News Roundup from January Visit Notes

Mrs A. Ws Bast was a Warren business visitor. J N Arters of Tidioute was on the Hill. Elias Christ is very sick with the grip. Homer Gorton and Lewis Lefard, of the area, were present.

Ross Hill A. Wss. “Bast Warren J. N. Arters Tidioute Elias Christ Grip Homer Gorton and Lewis Lefard

Lounsburys Corners Notes And Local Appointments

Most residents suffer colds and flu symptoms while small repairs continue on homes. Elk Grange installs officers led by Master Gera G. LaDow. Weasels damage poultry prompting calls to enforce bounty laws to protect rabbits, partridges, and farms. Visits include William Nelson of Newark and Ellen Nelson returning to Falconer school.

Lounsburys Corners Chris Nelson J. O. Lounsbury Pp. FE. McMahan Martin Giltman Chas. Sandberg Russell Alice Outred Jamestown Doughty Brothers Elk Grange Gera G. LaDow A. H. LaDow G. V. Martin Kate Lounsbury Carl Johnson C. E. Johnson Paul Nelson L. H. Walling Pomona Zaide Ackley Ceres Hilda Johnson Lizzie Martin Carrie Willson Sister LaDow William Nelson Newark N. J Ellen Nelson Falconer N. Y

Patchen Hollow Social Notes and Bee Flight Quip

Patchen Hollow notes record Jan 14 activities. Martin Norbeck and Philip Simpson cut logs while Hilma Samuelson returns from Warren visit. Fred and Mrs Brooks visited August Palmer's, L. J. Johnson wedding notice to Delia Dunn of Kinzua.

Patchen Hollow Martin Norbeck Philip Simpson Hilma Samuelson Warren Fred Brooks

Ancillary Executrix to Seek Discharge in Warren County

notice states Ida E. Shear as Ancillary Executrix of the estate of David Shear will apply for discharge on February 11 at 10 o clock before the Orphans Court of Warren County Pennsylvania. all interested parties may be heard. idae f shear ancill ary executrix jan te be fet 6

Thatida FE. Shear David Shear Pennsylvania Orphans’ Court Warren County Shear Sarah Lamkin Warren

Prime at Fifty and Beyond Says Brooklyn Times

A Brooklyn Times poem urges that age does not determine ability or worth. It argues men stay strong at fifty and sixty and remain active at seventy and eighty with leaders and merchants prevailing. Emphasizes feeling young and keeping heart to stay productive.

Brooklyn Times

Milky Way Stirs Young Minds In Dark Veranda Talk

Johnny and Sammy discuss a light streak in the sky from a veranda in a childlike exchange. They debate whether it is young stars or the Milky Way, recalling a lesson about a cow jumping over the moon.

Johnny Sammy New York American

Wedded myths and comic woes in old humor lines

A mosaic of comic old newspaper quips on marriage and in law after love. From Cincinnati to Birmingham to Chicago and beyond, jokes contrast lovers idealized roles with blunt everyday reality, ending in humorous marital misjudgments and family quirks.

Engagement Report Sparks Law to Lawless Matrimony

An old Cleveland notice notes the engagement of a young man, Bilker, to the daughter of Manny Bags. An acquaintance recalls the announcement and jokes that he will quit law work to enter the son in law business.

Cleveland Bilkerry Manny Bags Busin

Blue Sky as Seen in the Firmament

The passage explains the blue sky as the hemispherical vault of the firmament and the air sending back solar illumination. It notes that the light reaching the eye is blue due to the air’s tiny particles scattering blue wavelengths.

Bulgarian wealth distribution praised by investigator

A Bulgarian investigator states that wealth is more evenly distributed in Bulgaria than in any other European state. He notes poverty does not exist among Bulgarians, with only isolated destitution in towns due to drink and misconduct.

Bulgaria

Assassination Attempts On Queen Victoria Date List

The record notes five failed attempts on Queen Victoria's life with dates June 10 1840 May 30 1842 July 3 1842 May 19 1849 and March 2 1582 attributed to would be attackers.

Victoria Queen Victoria

Warning Sleighbell on Poison Bottle Alarm Rings

A proverb warns that tying a sleighbell to a bottle of poison will alert anyone who handles it. The image implies constant vigilance and danger, stressing that harmful substances carry immediate risk regardless of time.

Electric stoves on trains between Chicago and northwest

Certain fast trains running between Chicago and the northwest are equipped with electric ranges for cooking purposes on board.

Chicago Northwest

India One Vast Farm Population and Landscape

The description portrays India as a single immense farm with a vast laboring population. It highlights endless fields, fertile rivers and mountains, abundant wildlife, birds, fish, and rich vegetable life, painting a vivid, romantic portrait of the country.

India

Brazil dominates global coffee output with Sao Paulo leading

About three fourths of the world's coffee is grown in Brazil and the state of Sao Paulo alone accounts for half of the global supply. This highlights Brazil's central role in coffee production and Sao Paulo's pivotal share within it.

Brazil Sao Paulo

Champagne Alcohol Content Noted at Just Over Twelve Percent

A line in the report notes that champagne contains a little more than 12 percent alcohol. The remark highlights the beverage's strength and its role in a broader discussion of wine and spirits.

Artificial Ebony Process Developed From Oak Wood

A new method produces artificial ebony by soaking oak wood in alum water dyeing with logwood and rubbing with verdigris dissolved in acetic acid. The process yields a dark wood product suitable as ebony substitute.

Subjects of the Czar

Under the czar of Russia thirty eight nations live within the empire, each with its own language distinct from the others.

Russia

Wilson's Remedy Promoted For Lung Troubles

A minister from New York and a Michigan woman endorse Wilson's Remedy as effective against lung and throat diseases. They urge readers with consumption and related illnesses to request free information from Wilson's Remedy, Westwood New Jersey.

New York Michigan Wilson Westwood, N. J

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