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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
3
Two senators died within one day of each other. One died June 29 in Lynchburg Virginia at a sanatorium due to cerebral hemorrhage after paralysis recurrence. The other, a Louisiana leader, died June 28 in New Orleans from complications of digestion at home.
The speaker urges a peaceful Fourth with no fuss for police interference. They defend livin' boys despite fatal accidents and warn that rockets and gunfire bring harm. The speaker defies patriotic tradition, claiming no true Declaration or equal law, and predicts no fireworks this year.
A clipped verse fragment from Edmund Vance Cooke in Brooklyn Citizen expresses misfortune and defiance at a year with no shootings. The speaker laments faults and jokes about injuries and bad stock, ending with cheer that the preacher says the departed is happy above. Fine job work at MAIL office.
The article urges careful button selection for gowns and jackets. It notes fewer but larger buttons are trending with two large tortoise shell buttons on waistline jackets and gilt buttons on white linen coats to convey military or marine motifs. Crocheted or braided buttons are used sparingly to enhance outfits, and home dressmakers should invest time crafting four to six buttons to elevate the overall frock.
A description of a fashionable evening gown featuring a tunic over a skirt, with a transparent veiling over opalescent shades. The model uses beaded, embroidered bands and a chiffon under tunic with rose beading, set on dead rose charmeuse. The design emphasizes a double idea and a delicate, layered silhouette.
New York details Bob Bescher of Cincinnati sharing base stealing tips. He describes starting smart, watching pitcher and catcher, avoiding sloppy slips, and using quick jumps and sharp slides to beat throws. Bescher notes speed matters less than start and technique, citing his 54 steals last season and 20 this season.
A concise aphorism urges financial well being comes from owning money rather than letting money own you. It frames happiness as a requirement of financial autonomy and prudent control over wealth.
The article notes vast money in selling old rope string and nets. It explains thousands of dollars come from old fishing nets yet the cash moved in cordage at the docks far exceeds that, highlighting the scale of the trade.
Street railway times show Main Line cars depart from the waiting room at about the hour and every 10 minutes after, with runs at 5, 15, 25, 35, 45 and 55 minutes past the hour. Grade Run and P E station follow the same cadence at 5, 15, 25, 35, 45 and 55 minutes past each hour.
Cars depart the waiting room for Conewango avenue on each even hour and on the half hour. Departures from Con ewango avenue to the waiting room occur at 15 and 45 minutes past every even hour. Main line westbound cars exit the waiting room on the even hour and traverse the Laurel street loop.
The timetable shows trains depart the waiting room for North Warren on the hour and half hour, with return trips leaving North Warren 15 minutes and 45 minutes past each even hour.
Beginning at 6 30 a m line cars depart the waiting room for Sheffield every hour at 30 minutes after the hour. The last car from Warren to Sheffield leaves at 10 30 p m and the first from Warren to Sheffield leaves at 7 30 a m. The first car from Sheffield to Warren departs at 7 10 a m.
Beginning at 6 am cars depart Warren for Jamestown every hour on the hour with the last Jamestown car at 10 am. The Warren to Jamestown service starts at 6 20 am and then every hour at 30 minutes past until 9 30 pm. After that no Warren to Jamestown trip until the final 11 10 pm departure, arriving Warren at 12 10 am.
Advertises printing services and legal form blanks available from the Mail, inviting readers to try their products.
A narrative describing the blend of farm life and college experiences for young men and girls. The tale follows students navigating rural duties, academic routines, and social growth while living on a campus connected to agricultural roots.
Gold trimmed black gowns dominate this season with striking outfits featured at exclusive events. An example shown uses black crepe meteor with a bodice elaborately trimmed in gold embroidery, showcasing a modern elegant silhouette and fashion-forward styling.
A fashion note describes striped linen one piece frocks with coatless silhouettes. A tan and black equal stripe model features a knee-length paneled front with six inward turning plaits, echoed at the back, and black coronation braid as a design, with a collarless round neck and side fastening blouse.
Small pieces of coarse or Italian lace can cover hatpins and satin slippers. Fine lace can trim bedroom slippers and dress occasions. Set pattern laces can be appliqued to net to become shirt waists or lingerie dress trims.
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