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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
1
The British Medical Journal explains night vision changes blur outlines and distort colors. Wide pupils reduce distance estimation and motion cues, leading to phantasmagoric interpretations. Experienced individuals use other senses to correct these perceptual errors.
Local notes report Chautauqua Assembly opening with expected large attendance in Warren. Other items include Everett Johnson building a two story home on Biddle street and a park bandstand project in Crescent Park. Also listed are family reunions, hospital and school news, and county committee actions.
A touring car driven by R M Knabb overturned in a curve two and a half miles from Warren at 6 30 PM killing Eric Anderson and injuring Mrs Eric Anderson and others. Knabb and Mrs Anderson suffer injuries and the five year old Lizzie Knabb is hurt.
In mid to late June 1908 several marriages were performed across Warren County and nearby areas. Couples include Edward Long and Alice Walters in Irvine. Edwin De Forest Lacy and Nettie Creal in Warren. Park Russell Simpson and Lena Clendenning in Little Valley. James Moran and Clara Feiro in North Clarendon. Fred O Johnson and Selma Anderson in Warren. Henry Ewald and Amy Ramsey in Mt Jewett. Hila Abbott and Fannie Hoyt in Busti. Ray Larsen and Minnie Carlson in Warren. All ceremonies were conducted by local clergy at family homes or churches and anticipate residences in their new partner towns.
The Punxsutawney Spirit urges cheerful persistence through hardship. It suggests the public ignore doom saying and continue with everyday cheer, claiming people would not feel sick if they stopped croaking about hard times.
Notice extended the sewing machine contest deadline to September 30 1908 after many requests. The Franklin News quotes the saying when you drive never forget that the horse goes afoot and applies the same principle to a boss or superintendent.
Old newspapers offered for sale suitable for packing, covering shelves or under carpets. Contact Mai at the office for details and pricing.
A Chicago News quip notes that no man should borrow the scales of justice to weigh a neighbor's faults, urging restraint and fair judgment.
A fragment suggests a mindset shift toward taking time to feel satisfied with slower work. The text implies a preference for steady, undemanding labor and a simple daily rhythm over speed or constant output.
A notice announces bounty blanks are for sale at the Mai office. Details include purchase location and how to obtain the blanks. The item appears in a local public notice column with standard sale terms.
Youngsville ad seeks a reliable correspondent to contact the publisher of this paper for newsroom contributions.
Deaths in Warren county with services noted include Jacob Kline aged 70 born Pleasant township veteran of the 10th Pa Reserves with survivors Adelbert Simmons James town NY and five others. Mary E Shearman Sugar Run Pa widow of several months. Prudence Davis Youngsville Pa wife of the late Wm A Davis with children Reuben Emery Laura and Gordon. Jonas P Swenson Chandlers Valley aged 81 with multiple children. Geraldine Dame Farmington township three years. Funeral details mention Eben N. Ford Post G A R and soldiers' plot Oakland.
A man in the stern declares he will rock the boat to discharge a pistol tucked in his jeans. His companion warns him against it, fearing the act could trigger a discharge aboard the vessel. The scene unfolds aboard the unnamed craft reported by the Louisville Courier-Journal.
A Conneautville farmer experiments with alfalfa after harvesting four crops from the same field last year. He plans a couple of acres this season and credits careful ground preparation as the key to success.
A Salt Lake Tribune opinion line remarks that a booster often acts as the man who waits for opportunities or tries to gain something for nothing, reflecting on the urge to secure advantages without effort.
A Globe quotation notes that the best life moments arise by chance rather than careful planning, reflecting on spontaneity and happiness. It emphasizes serendipity over intention.
A large pocketbook is lost between Starbrick and the Catholic church. It contains letters, string green beads, 2 or 3 handkerchiefs, 2 rosary pairs, and a $1 bill. A reward will be given when returned to Zer bey & Hall in Starbrick. Dated 6 18 31.
A concise forecast notes that people anticipate a future moment of success or achievement. The line reflects a common belief in eventual breakthrough or payoff.
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