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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
4
The Spartansburg Sentinel says buyers deserve value from local stores and accuses home merchants of neglecting to solicit patrons. It contrasts this with Chicago retailers who reach customers with clear offers, while some local shops rely on newspapers to push campaigns yet skip advertising themselves.
Debated view from Ieborne County Kansas farmer about how mothers mask understanding. Authors claim mothers outthink fathers and peers, while sons overestimate their own cleverness.
A humorous mockery of newspaper typos runs through a fragment where readers mock the editor for errors. The scene shows the editor’s resigned smile as he contemplates the irony of public nitpicking while coping with the chain of corrections.
The piece lampoons local residents with comical descriptions of unshaven whiskers hats shifts and clothing mishaps. It ends with a quip about editors and a note from Toronto Kansas noting editors deserve light roasts.
The piece argues that idle habits waste employer time and raise costs. It claims faithfulness to work reduces distress and prices, noting that wasted minutes in joking, smoking, and delays inflate production costs and overall expenses.
The Valley Times argues that a local editor cannot boom a town alone. Citizens and business leaders must actively back improvements and new enterprises or progress stalls. One person cannot shoulder the load. collective effort is required to move a town forward.
A personal letter recounts money spent on preparations for a Fourth of July celebration. Jim mentions crackers and goods, paying bills, and sending love from Fido as a sign of affection.
Mrs. Humphrey conducts a cash terms auction Wednesday July 7 at 1 o clock p m for bedroom parlor and dining room furniture stoves dishes and carpets at No 17 Jackson Street July 1 1t
The Warren Mail advertises itself as the headquarters for all kinds of printing and invites readers to call for prices.
Thursday results show Jamestown scoring 3 and 3 in two games at Olean with Hornell and Bradford playing extended innings. First game at Bradford saw Hornell win 4 to 1 in 13 innings, while the second game finished 8 to 7 after 14 innings. Wellsville and Warren split with Wellsville 3 4 at Wellsville and 9 8 at Warren in the second.
A historic condemnation echoes as a governor leaves office amid tension and mob fervor. The speaker warns that failure to act will stain his conscience, invoking a two millennia old accusation of hands stained with blood for cowardice.
Small novelty items attract fans as pasteboard baseballs and wooden bats with screwed handles reveal candy cavities when opened. Each bat costs 19 cents and bears printed names of major league teams.
Jamestown 1 Bradford 2 final. Warren 3 Wellsville 1. Olean 10 Hornell 8.
Saturday results show Jamestown 2 Bradford 1, Olean 1 Hornell 2, Warren 5 Wellsville 7. Sunday games mirror a high scoring slate with Jamestown 2 Wellsville 5, Olean 4 Hornell 3, Bradford 5 Warren 4. Monday’s games include Olean 7 Hornell 5 and Bradford 8 Warren 7 with Jamestown Wellsville not scheduled.
Rag rugs come in all desirable color combinations at appealing prices. For $10 a bedroom floor can be covered, and patterns are made in all accepted sizes, allowing easy fitting for rooms of any shape.
The Warren National Bank in Warren Pennsylvania closes its June 23 1915 statement. It lists resources totaling 5 340 270 76 including loans securities and deposits and liabilities with capital stock 800 009 90 surplus 275 000 90 and undivided profits 521 550 01. Bank cashier E H Lampe swears the ledger is true with notary Rose H Davis witnessing on June 30 1915. Directors Chas Chase Jerry Crary T O Slater also attest.
Wellsville defeats Jamestown 3 0 in the first game and 6 2 in the second. Bradford beats Warren 9 3. Olean edges Hornell 7 6, delivering another tense result in Tuesday play.
The article warns grocers to eliminate wormy cereals from stock and urges manufacturers and jobbers to cooperate in remedying conditions. It notes possible state actions to require manufacture dates on packages if retailers fail to act and urges retailers to protect customers before food agents intervene.
Reports from the Eastern Theater say Austro German forces occupy Lemberg while Russians retreat split into two parts. In the West Germany claims a hill capture near Ban de Sapt and France says Sondernach taken. Italian and Turkish fronts show disputed gains and losses with an Austrian move toward Gorizia and Turkish withdrawal at the Dardanelles Straits.
In the East the Austro German forces hold Lemberg and threaten Warsaw while crossing the Dniester River. Reports say troops rush to the Western front for another push at Dunkirk. In the Lorette hills French trenches are reoccupied as artillery actions continue. On the Italian front Austrians, reinforced, launch a broad offensive now repulsed. In the Dardanelles Anglo French forces have gained 500 yards of Turkish trenches since June 1.
Eastern theater reports heavy fighting along the Dniester River with Russian sacrifices in a vain attempt to break the Austrian front. Western theater dispatches describe trench fighting near Arras with no substantial advantage for either side. Italian theater notes troop movements toward Laibach to ease Austrian pressure elsewhere. Gallipoli sees desultory artillery fire on the peninsula.
Tuesday reports say German forces captured Halicz and forced Russian retreat along the Dnieper front while Slavic lines regrouped to resist toward Warsaw. In the west German troops launched a surprise attack, storming positions in a rapid offensive.
Paris dispatches note a Metzeral hill clash with French claims of repulsion while artillery dominates the front. Unofficial Rome reports say Italy breaks with Turkey and sends land sea forces to aid Britain and France in the Dardanelles. Gallipoli fighting yields no gains per Turkish accounts.
London reports massive battles with heavy casualties on eastern and western fronts. Allied forces shelling, advancing near Souchez, and progress along the French front while Austro German efforts stall in Galicia and Russians retreat toward Tarngrad. Italian posts near Trieste and Gallipoli dangers rise as German submarines disrupt communications.
Albany July 1 Charles Becker sentenced to death for Herman Rosenthal murder received a reprieve until July 26 announced by his counsel Martin Manton and confirmed by Gov Whitman after a conference. The governor said he would not interfere further but the reprieve allows Becker to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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