Williams S family business returns to Shamokin
Dr. Williams an osteopath once in Warren for two years has moved back to Shamokin and purchased an established practice. The page also notes plans for a May 19 P R R Sunday excursion to Olean and Bradford from Warren with 10 10 a m departure and 8 p m return.
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Young Pigs Six Weeks Old for Sale at State Hospital Farm
Six week old young pigs offered for sale at State Hospital Farm. Contact C B Johnson at Farnier for details and pricing.
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Advertise in the Mail and Get Re suits
Classified notice urges readers to advertise in the Mail for tailored suits and garments. The brief highlights contact options and potential promotional reach for customers seeking bespoke apparel.
Seeds for Free Gardeners From Congressman Speer
The Warren Mail received a supply of vegetable seeds from Congressman P. M. Speer for free distribution. The assorted packages include planting directions and will be given out with the congressman's compliments to visitors of The Mail office.
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Subpoena in Divorce Case Warren County 1912
Warren County Common Pleas 1912 March term libellant Mae Bartholomew sues Borden Bartholomew for divorce. Respondent failed to appear. notification to attend court on the first Monday in June 1912 to answer the complaint and show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff Henry Park notes service from Warren Pennsylvania May 9 1912.
Divorce Subpoena Issued in Warren County Case
In Warren County Common Pleas No 24 March term 1912 Rosani Chrisholm Libellant vs Alfred Chrisholm Respondent you are notified to appear on the first Monday in June to show cause why a divorce from the bonds of matrimony should not be granted Sheriff Henry Park Warren Pa May 2 1912.
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Advertise for tie Mall and Get re sults
The readable fragment promotes an advertisement about a mall tie and promised results. The wording is unclear but implies marketing or promotional content tied to a mall setting and outcomes.
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Loud talkers hailed as personal magnetism in Atchison
In the Atchison Globe a writer comments on men who speak loudly to draw attention calling it a form of personal magnetism. The piece satirically notes the attention such behavior garners and its social effects.
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Pleasant for Papa
Dialogue from Catholic Standard and Times about a young woman agreeing to marry Mr Nervey and live with her father during the wedding journey with plans to board at his home. The exchange hints at family approval and arrangements surrounding the engagement.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Wind Watch in the Morning for Watches
Jewelers say morning is the best time to wind a watch as the spring tightens and positions it to avoid damage from changes in position.
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