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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
6
Instructions promote drinking hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate each morning to “neutralize” and flush the stomach liver kidneys and intestines of waste and poisons. Claims include headache relief improved digestion and purer blood while favoring daily use as a health measure.
A local grocer pledges to please patrons by offering tea coffee and spices at the lowest prevailing prices. They urge customers to sample products and be convinced of their excellence through ongoing recommendations from regular patrons.
Reading about wedding announcements and at home cards offered at modest prices. The note highlights stylish designs and affordable options for couples planning formal notices and greeting cards.
A spoof column jams in loose jokes about preacher sermons and town life at Hog Ford and nearby places. It riffs on reading records during sermons, a mule theft, a post office break in, and a jail escape caper with quirky names and light satire.
Yum Sims leads a committee on Ways and Means to uncover the Old Miser’s past life and habits. The figure, said to have moved into the area during blackberry season, is rumored born north of Buzzard Knob and now lives on Musket Ridge. He changes residences often and was reputedly troubled after Raz Barlow was seen peeping while counting buried money. The Hogwallow Improvement Society did not welcome his arrival, and he remains the most unpopular citizen of this era.
A 1916 to 1917 road program in Chautauqua County outlines brick and concrete upgrades from Jamestown to Ellington and beyond. Projects include Jamestown to Mayville, Mayville to Westfield, and a route from Ross Corners to Ellington. Completion aims to connect Jamestown to Lily Dale, Cassadaga, Fredonia, Dunkirk, and Buffalo with brick roads.
Printed envelopes service advertises printing your name and address on 100 envelopes with deferment for 50 cents cash upon order. Mail Printing Co. in Warren offers the service.
A warning urges readers to avoid dealers offering promises of just as good or different make substitutes. The message emphasizes choosing quality and reliability over inferior replacements.
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