County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Public instruction for correspondents to submit copy by Tuesday each week with names signed to all communications unless requested not to publish. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
8
Local Families Enjoy Conewango Fourth Picnic and Visits
About 30 families gathered on the Conewango River Fourth for a picnic with a bountiful noon dinner. The afternoon included visiting boating and swimming as locals and guests from Burnham and Baltimore appeared. The Italian beet workers are in town aiding the Lyons beet sugar project and upcoming Ladies Aid tea is planned for July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewango
Eric Frisby
Burnhams
J. H. Adams
James Davis
Baltimore
A. N. Sleeman
Warren
Frank Adams
Beet
Lyons
N. Y
Geo. McCoy
FE. W. McCoy
Kiantone
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lettie Dickinson
Flora Adams
F. F. Davis
Local Notes From Warren Area June 14 1908
June 14 reports residents visiting relatives and travelers in the Warren area. Notable items include Mrs. Louis E. Conroy and family guests, Wesley Singleton visiting from West Virginia, and Chas W Metzger with daughter Bessie Ellen in town. Trout season ends poorly amid low water and snakes along streams. river obstruction by the P R R Co. causes eight miles of damage. Supt Beale praised for handling the repair work. A rattlesnake near the post office is killed. several injuries from haystack fall and bicycle accident noted. Clair Thompson and J W McKain travel to Spring Creek for trout with poor luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Conroy
Warren
Fred Walters
Wesley Singleton
West Virginia
Joseph Jordan
Erie
Chas. W. Metzger
Bessie Ellen
Washington, D. C
Our Village
Mrs. L. McDowell
Youngsville
Mason E
Brooks Works
Dunkirk
N.Y
Tidioute
Tionesta
Beale
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Ira Daniels
Daniels
Allie Peters
Henry Walters
Clair Thompson
J. W. McKain
Spring Creek
Clarion County
Local Creamery Yields And Health Updates
July 14. Cyrus Blakeslee has recovered and is able to be out again. Creamery records show 260119 pounds of milk from June 8 to June 21 with 12537 pounds of cream and 15570 pounds of butter sold at 23 1b. per. The milk per butter pound ratio was 24.1 pounds. The value per 100 pounds of milk averaged 83.81 cents and the general test was 3.7 percent. Mrs. W J Minore has returned from the hospital improved. Clyde Messenger has been housebound for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Blakeslee
W. J. Minore
Clyde Messenger
Delights at Martha Ayer’s Saturday Afternoon
Mrs. Sarah Doud Hall of Los Angeles attended as guest of honor. Leon Dodd and family visited Findley Lake on Sunday. An morning electrical storm brought needed rain benefiting potatoes. Warren parties bought Sylvester Schramling farm near Columbus Lake park and plan a club house and improvements. All crops look fine with good grass and full barns. Cemetery Auxiliary to meet at Mrs. Elmer Bush's park after next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ayer
Sarah Doud Hall
Los Angeles
Cal
Leon Dodd
Findley Lake
Warren
Sylvester Schramling
Columbus Lake Park
Elmer Bush
Chandlers Valley Notes and Local Arrivals
Mrs Albert Berg and children visit relatives as Rev Carlstrom arrives from Iowa to lead Lutheran services. Funeral held for Fred Hultberg at U B church with multiple floral tributes and local bearers. Ada Belden returns from Lakewood. Rain arrives aiding farm crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Berg
Mr. Carlstrom
Iowa
Carlstrom
Frank Berg
During
T. Akins
Amanda Berg
Alice Wetmore
Warren
Fred Hultberg
F. W. Darling
W. M. Delamater
Ada Belden
Lakewood
Gage
Johnson
Lander
Local Notes and Obituary Highlights from Warren Area
July events include visits by Mrs. Mattie Sherrard and Mrs. Maggie Brown plus guests of Mrs. E. K. Stearns. Funeral held for Fred Hultberg at Chandlers Valley. Nellie Smutz, 45, dies in Youngsville. Funeral services for Smutz set at W. M. church. Busy week with family visits, illness recovery, and tent meetings near Falconer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Sherrard
North Warren
Maggie Brown
Lyndon Park
Falconer
Walter Homer
Fred Hultberg
Chandlers Valley
Cora Stearns
Ray Head
May Homer
Nellie Smutz
Youngsville
David Smutz
Grace
Harry Palmer
Winnie McClain
Washington
Truman Tobey
W. M. Church
Oranges as Medicine in Natural Health Regimens
The article promotes oranges as superior medicinal foods over mineral drugs. It cites high organic salts including potassium calcium and sulphur, notes orange juice acidity and benefits for scrofula scurvy rheumatism gout and anemia, and urges fresh fruit as a preventive and curative diet.
Lemons High in Magnesium and Acidity for Diets
The Des Moines Register and Leader notes lemons contain the most magnesium lime among fruits and exhibit high acidity at 73 percent. It recommends lemon juice for salads and as a substitute for vinegar, praising its medicinal value in uric acid disease care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
How Our National Budget Is Prepared
Congress determines the 1908 09 disbursements for the national government in a record budget of about 1.1 billion dollars. The Treasury, Congress and officials prepared estimates starting last September as 700 pages of figures. It breaks into three main areas Postal Service Military Service and Other Government Service with totals approximating 225 million 500 million and 225 million respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Capitol
Treasury
Washington Monument
Warning Against Free Gift Advertisements
Readers should beware of mail offers claiming free or gift products. Advertisers ship trashy trinkets to trap respondents into paying for forgotten items, sometimes via threat of fraud. Large New England factories back the scheme and circulate misleading offers through magazines. Danville Advocate notes Gallatin’s extreme thrift in a humorous bridal tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Domestic bliss hinges on talent in the kitchen and finances
The text argues that domestic happiness relies on culinary skill and financial balance, suggesting skill in the kitchen and stable money management drive harmony at home. It references talent and money as core pillars of a peaceful domestic life.
Prudent Child Prayers Foreshadow Bright Future
A woman believes the way her child prays reveals a bright mind ahead, suggesting early signs of intelligence and potential.
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