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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
4
Dr. Joseph Zeisler of Chicago prescribes simple daily habits to improve appearance. Sleep well eat a good breakfast proper ventilation in the office lunch carefully exercise a bit dine judiciously and repeat until beautiful. The regimen claims to cure dandruff preserve the teeth add luster to the eyes clear the complexion and even bleach a whisky nose.
A reader laments cost cuts during a downturn and asks to cancel their newspaper subscription. The speaker rejects stopping common luxuries like alcohol and tobacco, only ready to drop the paper itself to save money, claiming newspapers are essential to business and growth.
In Zanesville Ohio an effort seeks Governor Harmon to remove Mayor Gorrel for alleged liquor law enforcement failure. In Houston Borough Pennsylvania the Civic League asks the court to remove Constable Rathbone for alleged Brooks liquor law duties failure.
The text describes hard times blamed on the automobile boom in Warren. Men chase wealth through cars, neglecting farming and business, as auto ownership demands their full time and draws funds away from productive channels.
Voters show strong backing for Joe Sibley across the district. Support crosses party lines as locals trust his integrity and potential to represent them, with many predicting a large victory if Republicans seize the opportunity to vote.
An archaeologist in Pennsylvania recalls a 1804 protest against high prices. A tavern meal ran 25 cents, half a pint of whisky 15 cents, including lodging and horse care. Boots, hostler tips, and a two-drink whisky at five cents each illustrate the era’s charges.
The piece argues advertising boosts every business and that a well written newspaper ad yields strong returns. It warns advertisers in country towns to refresh ads rather than letting stock-in-trade notices sit unchanged, urging thirty minutes daily to study advertising.
After the primary, several individuals who took funds from more than one candidate must choose refund recipients to avoid dual listings. July 4 marks the deadline for political committee treasurers to file statements. Some grafters have already returned money while others fear exposure of their double dealings.
The Charleroi chief of police will stop all games of chance tied to the street carnival. The town fears a carnival where citizens are separated from their money with no value given will disappoint many.
The Oil City Blizzard suggests Wheeler spent only 17800 on his campaign raising questions about bargain advertising rates or alleged tolls for outreach to voters in the wilderness.
Governor John K. Tener of Washington county Lieutenant Governor John M. Reynolds of Bedford county Secretary of Internal Affairs Henry Houck of Lebanon county State Senate Frank M. Knapp of Warren county are listed in the announced appointments.
The Oil City Blizzard invites girls under 60 to guess Oil City’s ten year population change from the Census Department figures. Prizes include a trolley trip to Reno, with a second place free ride to Heckathorn Cemetery, and entrants must pay for ten or more subscriptions.
A portrait of Hilda the Helper, a beloved girl whose presence uplifts the town and is deemed indispensable to daily life. Her charm and helpful ways are celebrated as the town’s enduring asset.
Hilda the Helper is described as always ready and energetic, actively pursuing diverse work across the town. The piece notes that her vigor attracts Philander Brown, who admits she is his attraction.
The passage argues that learning from others spares pain by offering a shortcut to wisdom. It warns that direct experience brings many painful trials, while observing others provides valuable lessons without suffering firsthand.
Historic guidance lists household remedies for burns and skin injuries using baking soda linseed oil limewater and alum with antiseptics for open wounds and lockjaw risk. Instructions cover dressings kerosene cautions and a healing ointment with oxide zinc balsam Peru vaseline and tincture of arnica, plus home care for burns with linseed oil and limewater and cold flaxseed compresses.
St Joseph Missouri report details a Graham Lacey survey of 251 banks across Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Iowa. About 18.06 million dollars left the region to buy land elsewhere and 15.09 million dollars went to autos. Fifty one percent say banks hold more real estate loans than a year ago.
The quote contrasts philosophy as truth with religion as life. Bayne presents a binary view linking abstract inquiry to practical living. This statement invites reflection on how belief systems shape behavior and values.
Reno tempest of 1910 features Governor Dickerson, promoter Rickard, and champion James J. Jeffries as they stage a public training camp event. Jeffries initially refuses an exhibition citing a stomach ache but later joins in rope jumping, boxing with Choynski, and a punch setup before returning to Reno.
Utica June 3 Arthur Chapman a Watertown attorney has announced his candidacy for Congress in Oswego Jefferson and Lewis counties He plans to unite Republican insurgents and Democrats to oppose Congressman Knapp this fall Chapman notes his platform targets Knapp tariff positions and Speaker Cannon’s opponents as part of his campaign
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