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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
7
A family tea time turns dramatic as Mr. Brown keeps cool during a chimney fire. He races to the roof with a water hose plan, but ice and improvised gear test resolve. Mrs Brown praises self control as the key to handling the crisis.
Quote by M. Franklim Hem urges individual effort to achieve truth and right. Life is a stern taskmaster, and the world will not be alright without intelligent persistent effort.
An old medical advertisement urges guardians to watch children for constipation and promotes Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as suitable for women and kids. It notes candy like chocolate flavor, appealing appearance, and that a box costs 25 cents with a money back guarantee if ineffective.
Four well known Cabinet wives draw Washington society’s attention as leaders. Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Daniels stand out as longtime capable partners to prominent officials. Mrs. Burleson and Mrs. Lane are active in social and cultural circles, with deep family and regional ties shaping their roles.
Public notice from the School District of the Borough of Warren in Warren County Pennsylvania outlines district actions. Details readable pertain to governance and administrative timing for community awareness.
Notice to electors of the School District of Warren Borough Warren County PA of a special election on April 12 1913 from 7 am to 7 pm to obtain assent to a 50000 increase in indebtedness for building additions and grounds at South Street Sixth Ward and Fourth Ward schools with related repairs and furnishings. By order of the School Board signed March 10 1915. Also charter notice for Thomas Coupling Company and its incorporation under the 1874 act and amendments with solicitor’s record dated March 20 1914.
A double turreted monitor Puritan is removed from the naval list after three decades of duty. The veteran vessel’s retirement is noted as a significant end of an era in naval history.
A poem asks what a husband would do if his wife demands costly fashion each season and a fuel hungry car. It contrasts rising expenses with stagnant income and wonders about coping with money drains and fixed charges. The piece ends with the line inviting the reader to consider options.
The text asserts sleep results from reduced brain blood flow and recommends keeping the head cool and feet warm. It also notes that absence of light noise and strong odors aids unconsciousness, the hallmark of true sleep.
Letters of Administration granted for James T Stearns late of Spring Creek Warren County. Debts owed to the estate must be paid to Minnie D Stearns Administratrix and James D Stearns decd. Claimants must present properly authenticated claims to the undersigned for settlement by the estate township. February 1849.
Notice announces the probate of the estate of Frederick late of Jameston with Warren Trust Company as ancillary administrator. Creditors must present claims for settlement and payment to the undersigned within the legal period.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Fliza T. Rollins late of Glade Township Warren County Pa deceased granted to T L Hampson. Notice to all debtors to pay and to all creditors to present claims duly authenticated for settlement. March 11 1913. Executor.
On March 17 1913 Hydraulic Cyanide Agitation Company filed a petition in Warren County Court of Common Pleas seeking dissolution. A hearing on the petition is set for April 28 1913 at 10 o clock a m to allow interested parties to show cause against the dissolution. F H Beshlin solicitor for petitioner.
A six week Warren Pa coupon in The Mail invites readers to mail ten cents to receive a Rosalié pattern teaspoon. Collected coupons promise a set of spoons and urge friends to save each week for the promotion from Warren county’s oldest and best weekly newspaper.
Guayaquil Ecuador holds the world record for pestilence with more varieties of disease than any other place. The article notes its high disease diversity and frequent health challenges.
In New York City a swell chop suey spot offers a Celestial delicacy named Foony Wong Wu Yin priced at 25 dollars per dish. Each portion serves five people and orders must be placed one day in advance.
The article notes that polygamy was made a felony in England in 1604 and that the United States federal government banned plural marriages in 1866, marking key legal shifts in both countries.
In Prospect Park Brooklyn known as Battle Pass the site of the 1776 Battle of Long Island, an old oak was cut down and grapeshot was found embedded. Other nearby trees have yielded similar relics, underscoring the area’s remembered name.
A brief note traces footlights back to Italy where theatrical lighting began. It notes the technique evolved to illuminate stages and performers, influencing stage design across Europe and beyond.
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