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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
3
George A. W. DeForest announces his candidacy for sheriff subject to Washington Party primaries to be held next September.
A statement announces a candidacy for District Attorney subject to the Washington Party Primaries to be held next September. The text identifies the candidate and the political process without detailing the outcome or further context.
N C Allen announces candidacy for Tax Collector of Warren Borough subject to Washington Party primaries in September.
J. J. Leonhart's Harness Shop advertises traveling bags suit cases trunks and summer horse goods and harness available for purchase with a date of May 12 1919.
In a humorous courtroom scene Molly wins custody of Bill after a chaotic trial. The father concedes that possession and social norms shape outcomes, remarking that Molly may keep Bill while noting the emotional pull of the case and their strained parental dynamic.
A tense scene unfolds as Molly confronts shame and love. Ruth Chester counsels Alfred’s fate, while Molly’s strengths and sacrifices for her marriage unfold through intimate, period voices. Pet’s antics and Billy’s band plan color a life on the edge of custody, hope, and duty.
A fragment recalling a week old encounter with a mysterious woman who seemed to possess striking features and a devilish gaze. The speaker questions where her dramatic appearance and laughter vanished to, hinting at a past danger or impact.
John D. Rockefeller considered economy by comparing motor lawn mowers to 400 Southdown sheep. He ordered the flock after calculating costs, and the last load was transported to Pocantico Hills where the sheep now graze, keeping the lawns trimmed while saving money.
Arkansas woman Mrs Elmira Wagoner attended the wedding of her great great great granddaughter Dassie Clark daughter of the sixth generation. Miss Clarkson wed John Upshaw at a revival meeting near Bradley s Ferry as Mrs Wagoner traveled from Lead Hill toward Protem Missouri.
A 112 year old woman named Mrs Wagoner insisted on walking to a family wedding and won her point, joining her granddaughter and great granddaughter as the others prepared to go. The elderly matriarch remained lively and walked to the ceremony with the group.
Dorcas asks if a meeting will run late with all members taking part. Mrs. Dorcas replies that it won’t because everyone will speak at once, prompting a playful exchange.
Prof Hyde offers complete eye tests and guarantees glasses fit or no pay. Over 26 years of experience. Office over Citizens National Bank at 348 Penna Ave W, Rooms 7 and 8. Hours 9 am to 8 pm and by appointment.
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