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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
2
New York. An eleven year old boy, Eddie Munson, has lived with a nail lodged in his left lung for four years. Doctors initially misdiagnosed as a cold or consumption. An X ray revealed the nail. surgeons removed it, and Eddie celebrated with chicken and ice cream, lamenting he could not keep the nail to show friends.
Harry Lauder preached at the Castle Green Congregational church to about 1200 listeners on The Power of Sociability. Though intent on a serious message he let his Scotch humor slip, telling a story of a boy who loses work and money to drinking ending in jail. He urged parents to send children to Sunday school, declaring I began there.
Squirrels on Put-in-Bay island have remained small since a historic battle era as every resident squirrel is related to every other. Island inhabitants have shrunk to about half their usual size to fix the inbreeding effect, with mainland squirrels planned for release this summer to restore natural size.
A black bear wandered into Vancouver with a blood trail near Thirty-fifth and V streets. Fred Laws shot at the animal but it escaped with a bullet in its body, leaving residents unsettled in the suburban neighborhood as authorities investigate the incident.
New York July 13. The warehouse men report July 1 butter in storage at 1 754 6099 pounds vs 33 203 600 last year, worth 11 690 250 at wholesale 20 cents. June average butter price 27 81 and 27 31 cents. Profits rose for speculators as meat packers bought more butter to churn with oleomargarine to resemble real butter.
Ferdinand Helfenstein aged 54 turned on gas in his bedroom. His body was found yesterday. He had asked his ex wife to attend his funeral as chief mourner and to purchase a mourning gown. The couple divorced last January and he had been despondent. He left a note for his former wife not disclosed.
London reports Miss Beatrice Sanders, freed June 23 after hunger strike illness from a 15 month sentence for conspiracy to destroy property, rearrested under cat and mouse rules. Mrs Bain, also freed under similar terms, was jailed yesterday in Manchester with her husband and son while attempting to dynamite a railroad car. police found bombs, pistols, gunpowder, masks and suffragette literature at their home.
Elmer Foleckomer Wharton Smith and Frank Kiskadden three escaped inmates of the Harrisburg state asylum were found among Huntingdon county jail prisoners serving time for trespassing on the Pennsylvania railroad. They were arrested July 2 after escaping June 27 and hunted since.
In Somerset Pa on July 10, John L Kendall of Sand Patch sues Andrew Horchner in Somerset County Court for $10,000 damages alleging a right eye injury from a fight impaired his sight.
Mrs. Margaret Shanefeller 57 collapsed with apoplexy while milking a cow at her Smock home in Uniontown area. She fell from the milking stool and died within minutes.
Lord and Lady Sackville deny reports that their daughter is engaged to be married. They telegraphed to newspapers last evening that the report is unauthorized.
New York July 9 Wheat futures closed July 97c and Sept 95e. Oats No 2 white 47. Pork Mess 23.00 to 25.50. Butter Creamery extra 27 14c. Eggs State and Pennsylvania nearby hennery white 28 30c.
Buffalo market report lists Wheat No 1 Northern at 95c per bushel Corn No 2 yellow 66 to 64c per bushel No 3 yellow stable Oats No 2 white 43c No 3 white 42c Flour Fancy blended patent per barrel 5.75 to 6.59 Butter Creamery prints extra 99c Creamery state choice 26 27c Eggs Tennery mixed 25c Cheese New good to choice 14 1 2c Potatoes Eastern shore fancy per barrel 2.10 to 2.15
East Buffalo market reports cattle prices with prime steers at 8.75 to 11.50 for veals, shipping steers 8.00 to 8.25, cows 6.25 to 6.75, heifers 7.25 to 7.75, bulls 6.00 to 3.50, and veals 11.00 to 11.50. Sheep and lambs show choice spring lambs 9.15 to 9.25 and yearling fat stock. Hog prices list Yorke 3.50 to 9.60.
Timothy offers choice on track at 16.99 dollars while No 1 haylofer mixed goes for 12.00. Oat and wheat straw priced at 9.00, with other amounts noted as 8.50 and 9.00 in this market listing.
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