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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
4
The Republican County Committee announces a headquarters on the second floor of Citizens National Bank Building inviting all supporters to visit anytime to back the Republican ticket. Chairman W. Parshey states full openness and available information.
An unknown exchange extols civic duty urging residents to back local projects and invest in employment. It emphasizes aiding both rich and poor, beautifying the town and property, welcoming strangers, and avoiding constant complaining while supporting enterprising citizens and community work.
Observations from The Warren area describe a busy, productive economy with strong building activity and ample lodging. Notables include Senator Crane’s demanding workload and local press tensions over real estate lists and political alignments. The remarks also touch on labor habits and community trust.
Our variety is larger than ever and prices are available for inspection. The public is invited to come in and look over our stock of furniture and see current prices. Whether you purchase or not, we will be glad to show you goods.
Miss Weisenborn of Belleville Illinois broke her arm while trying to button a dress waist. She began at the top and bottom, then the seventh button from either end resisted. After contortions and snapped bones she continued struggling to fasten the back buttons, ending in a painful mishap.
Mrs Alice Chittenden in New Idea Woman's Magazine July offers camp meal strategies stressing vegetarian options to limit odors and flies. She favors canned clams and salmon for quick dishes, advises home made bread from non kneading types, and urges simple one-dish meals with fresh vegetables.
Readers are invited to send happenings of general interest for publication. The paper welcomes neighborly items and social notices from the county community.
Dun's Review notes drought relief aiding harvest prospects and sustained industrial demand. Coal mining disruptions in Ohio settled, wages raised in textiles, and rail and foreign trade volumes surpass 1905. Real estate stays active. labor shortages persist for harvest. Bank exchanges rise with fewer failures, June liabilities reach 3.87 million dollars.
The piece blends a provocative anecdote about a faithful wife with a July Scribner’s Magazine excerpt on the Canadian Grand Trunk Pacific railway. Hugh D. Lumsden outlines a northern route from Atlantic to Pacific, promising wheat regions and engineering challenges, while Cy Warman previews the road’s reach through Athabasca and British Columbia alongside a rise in London motor omnibuses.
The tale recounts Justus Belcher and Philip Hodges in the Nevada boom era. Belcher is swindled over a mine, endures ruin and loss as Hodges rises, and in a saloon confrontation Belcher seemingly dies only to revive and kill Hodges before dying again, a feat framed as pure nerve by Mark Anderson.
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