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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
8
All copy should be in our hands no later than each week. Each correspondent must sign his or her name to all communications, but name will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Jan 25 reports show C D Outrid and W O Martin in Warren on Jan 20. Mrs J O Lounsbury and Mrs C D Outrid visited Eugene Outrid. H A Marsh moved to Russell. Headleys socializing with friends last week. Leo Headley improving after illness. C Johnson organized road work Monday. Volney Ackley hauling wood to Russell this week. C Martin went to Russell last week. Eugene Outrid called on Mrs Lounsbury in Warren last Thursday.
On Saturday the area saw no mall activity as snow blocked roads. Mrs. Ella Pierce remains under a doctor’s care with hopeful recovery. Local social notes mention visits and gatherings including P Bindley, Mrs Gerald Carr, John Pelton of Celeron, and Vic Price’s Chestnut Hill party.
Jack Reeves returned home from Quakerbridge Saturday. Anthony Muntz visited Warren for a day last week. J Fogle moved drilling gear to Morrison Run to tap the Pennsylvania Gas Company. Kelley Eberhardt stayed with his grandmother Mrs. Lorinda Smith in town. A severe blizzard hit the area last Saturday, with extreme cold making it a Western style storm. Ernest Springer spent the week with relatives in Corydon. John Fargo from Custer City visits Sugar Run with relatives.
Spring Creek School records show pupil attendance not absent for the fourth month ending Jan 11. Lists per room include Grades 1 through 7 with names such as Guy Matteson Irene Farnham John Rickerson Clare De Jean Bonnie Ford Mildred Sanburg Carl Christenson Violet Paige Nellie Little Esther Brundage Mabel Matteson Sarah Clark Harry Lamona Elbert Wood Ethel Matteson Florence Mead Edith Brundage Mack Searns Iyawrence Grady Leslie Wood Harry Morton Floyd Watson Clarence Jvamona Oral Alsdorf Edna Rickerson Irvin Little Paul Porter Lawrence Pitt BRarl Shonts Irwin Crane Harold Matteson William Damon Marion Porter Bernice Barton Mildred Pitt Jennie DeJean Margaret Brundage Jessie Ford Frank Taylor Ralph Wood Myrtle Jordan Mabel Mead Gertrude Pitt Elizabeth Crane Esther Donaldson John Grady Warren Wood Leslie Donaldson.
C H Brundage is the grade teacher for the tenth grade with Laura Pitt and Ethel Wood listed as students. The page fragment references classroom assignments and a teacher in charge.
Washington reveals a three tier pay plan to standardize earnings across districts for the Thirteenth Census starting April 15. Per diem rates apply in rural West states at 5 to 6 dollars daily, with per capita rates differing by class and including farm and livestock site pay.
Pennsylvania Railroad launches a two day Maryland Farmers' Special on the Pope's Creek Branch with lectures by the Farmers' Institute of Maryland directed by William Lee Ames. The train covers twelve stops from Baltimore on January 25 and 26, featuring lecturer cars and two coaching cars, aiming for record attendance. Representing PRR are A J Whitney Jr and J M Gross among others.
Reports of residents traveling to Bartlesville and San Francisco, medical emergencies, political appointments, teaching changes, a death in Gladerun, a violin study trip in Philadelphia, a ball at Watson Hose Company Armory, a Carnation Day tribute to McKinley, rifle club matches in Warren, a sleigh ride to Lander, and Harry Wheelock's appointment as Battalion Quartermaster and Commissary with Company I.
From Frederic C. Howe's Old London in Scribner, the piece portrays London as the world’s commercial center. It cites London’s dual population figures, its role in governing empire and trade, and its status as the global clearing house through Lom bard Gracechurch Threadneedle and Fenchurch Streets.
The piece praises Leopold II as a constitutional monarch who boosted Belgian prosperity and world influence. It credits his domestic reforms and international outlook, noting his policy model from England, support for a strong navy, global Belgian enterprise, and municipal improvements in Brussels Liege Ostend and Antwerp. It highlights his charitable acts and noninterference in affairs.
A lyrical meditation on a newborn’s passing to God. The poem describes a dawn birth scene in the azure hills, with a child guided by seraphs to a heavenly place. The speaker reflects on the child’s mysterious journey, the rose-pink dawn, and the divine invitation to return.
A writer laments faultfinders who constantly accuse others while ignoring their own similar mistakes. He urges putting oneself in others shoes and considering mitigating circumstances before judging. He warns that judging from one side alone leads to unfair condemnation.
The United States loses its top wheat producer status as Russia reports a record harvest of 783 million bushels. The U S crop of 1901 was only slightly lower, making Russia the new global leader with a 26 million bushel edge.
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