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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
8
Booked for appearance at the Library Theatre on May 10 is Graustark a dramatization of a leading novel. The show should draw good attendance despite a prior Warren run.
Dr and Mrs Christie and Mrs Hard of Corry visited Mr and Mrs Curtis over Sunday. Families gathered for a High School reunion and banquet. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Howard is ill with pneumonia and whooping cough. A sermon by J S Cleveland of Erie titled Cranks, or the Forces that Win will be given at the M E church on May 6. Admission ten and twenty cents.
Pittsfield reports Dr Keeler delivering talks on social purity at a L I L event, first at the mothers meeting then the girls club, followed by refreshments. High School term ends Wednesday. Miss Lillian Nelson guests of Martin Dalrymple Tuesday night. Ralph Brooks travels in the southwest. Misses Alice and Lottie Farnham visit their father. John Martin listed sick. Alice Brooks preparing to start a moving picture tour. So, Hammond in Warren today.
A historical note describes a method from England where a snake is drawn across the neck nine times to cure a swollen throat. After drawing, the snake is killed and its skin placed in a silken bag sewn tightly around the neck as a remedy.
The Carnegie hero committee added 23 honorees with state distribution including Pennsylvania 12 Texas 6 Ohio 38 Connecticut 1 Iowa 8 Kansas 1 New York 2 North Carolina 2 Michigan 2 Illinois. Awards include medals and cash to rescuers Mary F. Scammacea family Batavia New York and others with stipends. charity funds support trade schools at Carnegie Technical Schools.
Thirty five miles from the spot where he fell from a wharf two weeks earlier in the Allegheny River the body of Edward Cripps a lumberman from Hoboken was recovered near Oil City Pennsylvania today.
Edwin K Woods Jr two year old son of Dr and Mrs Edwin K Woods of School street died from phosphorus poisoning after eating a number of matches authorities reported in Indiana Pennsylvania on May 5
Richard A. McCurdy of Morristown New Jersey, in frail health, could not accompany his wife's funeral procession from St Peter's church to the hearse and exited through a side door. Katherine Clemmons Gould transfers her Blue Gap farm near Lynchburg Virginia to a corporation for an industrial school.
Wheat No 2 red futures closed lower July at 1.1114 Sept 1.09. Corn No 2 white in elevator new 6% cents. futures May 68% 42 cents, July 71% 4 cents. Oats natural white 26 to 32 pounds 45% 48 cents. clipped white 34 to 42 pounds 46% 52 cents. Pork Mess 23.75 24.25. family 26. Hay prime 1.15. Butter creamery specials 30 cents extra 79 cents state dairy 29 cents factory 21 144 238 cents. Eggs state and Pa 23 25 cents. Cheese state full cream specials 17% e. Potatoes Maine per bag 1.00 1.25. state per bag 87 cents to 1.12.
Buffalo markets show grain and livestock prices with corn futures at No 2 yellow 67c, oats 45 46c, flour blends around 6.25 to 7.00 per barrel, eggs 23c state selected white, potatoes 28c per bushel for fancy white, cattle prime exports at 7.75 5, heifers to 7.50, hogs 9.60 9.70, sheep and lambs 7.25 9.90. East Buffalo Livestock Market lists cattle and hog ranges with varied grades and prices.
Timothy tops the market at 1 with 18.50 per unit while No 2 timothy bids 17.00. Straw, wheat and oats quoted at 8.59 per unit.
A string of personal mentions shows A McDonald and J G McDonald of Sugar Grove visiting Warren on Tuesday and Monday. Others include Robert Donaldson of Spring Creek. John Binder of Tidioute. Mrs Charles Bartsch visiting Ridgway. A G Eldred and E R Allen returning from Oklahoma. Miss Jennie Schimmelfeng back from Chicago. Claude Simpson of Columbus guest of Ralph Simpson. Marcus Carmick of Franklin visiting George Geracimos and Mrs John Siggins in Warren. several others returning from Erie and attending events such as church, funerals, and Epworth League meetings in Salamanca anticipated Tuesday and Wednesday.
A London King snippet shows a shopkeeper asking a small child what is wrong with the cheese. The child replies that their father wants bait for fish and can dig them up in their back garden.
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