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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
2
T J Foley advertises auction services and full printing including bills syrup labels letter heads and job printing prompt and reasonable at The Mail Office supplied by The Mail Office print shop serving local business needs.
Gerald Monroe returns from Cornell to spend holidays with family. Mrs. N E Dewey hosts a brother and sister. Mrs Hessa Clark visits her parents. Attendees join Pomona Grange at Kinzua. Olga Fery visits Warren. Celia Gates visits Jamestown and attends aunt’s funeral at Lander. J J Wheeler visits B A West. Hetta Neeson calls from Bear Lake. Archie Damon’s infant ill. Bert Howard’s new car arrives. Dr Mears and bride receive a surprise party with a chair gift. Many Columbus residents attend the Guy Simmons Angie Bracken wedding at Corry.
Sugar Run notes a week of Pomona Grange sessions in Kinzua with local visitors from Warren Sheffield and Corydon. Residents report cool nights and poor corn and potato weather as Marvin Wilcox returns from Onoville and various locals host family and friends from nearby towns.
Brown Hill reports visitors and family news including Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stearns in Jamestown, Mrs. George Swan visiting North Dakota, and births of a boy June 6 and a girl June 7. Russell items note L. G Adams visiting Dutch Hill, Merle Chase returning from Jamestown, and locals moving between Warren and surrounding farms.
The Akeley Sunday School observed Children’s Day with songs and recitations led by six girls and primary pupils. Gladys Holt presented The Children We Can Help, Ella Wilson performed a recitation, and C D Lamb gave an address. A surprise 21st anniversary party for Charles and Mrs. Barney featured a china tea set. Delegates from the A S H C A attended conventions in Warren and Falconer. A frost last Friday night noted.
An 1880s style appeal claims Rev Edward A Wilson recovered from consumption and offers a free description of his cure to all sufferers. The letter-style notice targets consumptives, asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, grip, coughs, and colds, inviting readers to write to Charles A Abbott in New York City for details.
An advertisement in the Mail urges readers to subscribe and renew their Mail subscription. The brief promo emphasizes continuing delivery and availability of the publication to local residents.
A long form ad touts 25 years of experience in eye care and optics. It warns against traveling eyeglass specialists and promotes guaranteed prescription work as the best and cheapest. Office at 348 Penn avenue West over Citizens National Bank. Hours 9 am to 8 pm. Bell phone 256 J.
A Boonton New Jersey resident Henry Coursen touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rheumatic pains headaches and pains in the side and back claiming perfect satisfaction. The ad states pain arises from nerves and promises satisfaction or money back if the first package fails. Dr Miles Medical Co claims nationwide druggists carry the product and guarantees a refund.
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