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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
7
An elderly patient recounts severe dropsy and heart weakness cured by Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The account praises the product's effect on heart nerves and supporting muscles, noting the money back guarantee if not beneficial. Dr Miles Medicine Co, Elkhart, Ind, markets the remedy through druggists.
London reporters say General Booth’s doctors fear the cataract operation may have failed to meet expectations. The left eye ran inflamed during the procedure and the inflammation has spread to the right eye, threatening sight.
John A. Everhart, seven, of Dudley, died at J. C. Blair Memorial hospital from a wound caused by a fall on a board edge last Friday. The incident occurred in Dudley, Blair County, Pennsylvania.
New York May 28 wheat No 2 hard winter 1.24 dollars. oats standard f o b 61 4 6 cents. butter creamery extras 26 54 27c state dairy finest 26 261 c. eggs state and Pennsylvania white new large 22c. potatoes state per bag 3.00 3.50 Maine per bag 3.50 3.62.
Buffalo market summary lists Wheat No 2 white at 1.19 and No 2 red at 1.20 per bushel. Corn No 8 yellow 83 4 cents, No 4 yellow 79 4 cents. Oats No 2 white 59 cents, No 3 white 58 1/2 cents. Flour Fancy blended patent 6.75 per barrel, winter family patent 5.50. Butter Creamery Western rules extras 27 cents, creamery State fair to good 24 25 cents. Eggs State shop white fancy 21 1/2 cents. Cheese Good to choice 15 1/2 cents.
CATTLE prices ranged from 6.25 to 9.00 with steers 7.25 to 9.00 and bulls to 7.00. Sheep and lambs showed spring lambs at 8.75 to 9.00, hogs mixed from 7.90 to 8.29 with light and heavy hogs noted.
Timothy No 2 on track listed at 26.00 with No 3 Timothy at 24.09 to 25.00 per unit. The note records current market quotes for buffalo hay timothy varieties Timothy No 2 and No 3 with price ranges shown.
The article explains that only female mosquitoes bite while males with feathery antennae are harmless. It notes the readiness of male mosquitoes to avoid stinging and highlights the difference in antennae as a identifying feature.
The Conewango Trust Company reports its financial condition at close of business May 3 1912. It lists reserve funds cash specie and notes 6222 dollars due from approved reserve agents 5692 409 dollars and other assets totaling 125 854 04 dollars with 125 000 00 capital stock paid in 6250 00 surplus and undivided profits 5805 47 deposits 3 063 40 and bills payable on demand 24 500 06. The statement is sworn by treasurer H S Keck and notarized May 1912 with director attestations.
Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Pawnee Bill's Far East bring ethnologic exhibits blending races and cultures, including Zulu Maori Turk Hindoo and Redman along with weaponry and ceremonies. The program promises larger crowds, dramatic staging, and expanded international demonstrations. The event will be held in Warren on Monday June 3rd.
The Warren Savings Bank Board reports the death of James Clark on May 27 1912 at 9 o clock. Clark served forty years on the Board since January 9 1872 and aided in settlements showing integrity and ability. The Board will attend his funeral, express sympathy to his widow, and file the resolutions in the records with a certified copy to the family.
A compact quotation notes happiness as social and communicative, arguing that joy thrives through exchange with others and that a happy man’s name and appearance inspire kindness in those around him. The excerpt preserves Stevenson’s voice in a reflective, aphoristic form.
A Paris tram stop near the Alma Bridge saw a young woman fall while alighting. Her hatpin dislodged and drove through her scalp, killing her instantly in a brutal accident.
A rustic English saying offers a toast to the poor man with beef and beer improving yearly, his wife bringing joy and peace, and her efforts to mend his jacket. An alternate toast praises the loaf, the wife, and the horse for steadfast traits, ending with a nod to hope.
The Warren Mail describes affordable business stationary letter heads and envelopes for rural route residents. Printed stationary aims to look professional and help insure return of undelivered mail. Visit to view samples and get prices for small lots.
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