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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
4
The message invites the public to come in and inspect a broad furniture stock, with prices shown. It notes the stock is too large to itemize and that salespersons will gladly show goods whether or not customers buy.
The State ticket won by about 100000 plurality with Wheeler for Congress at 4500, Hasings for State Senate 1500, Hackney for Judge 1900, Putnam for Prothonotary 2600, Gregory for Sheriff 2400, Chark for District Attorney 2600. Supporters credit education over abuse and praise Stuart and County Chairman Parshall for organizing a strong campaign.
The report notes improved retail trade and prompt mercantile collections while freight delays persist from Gulf storm wreckage. Steel and footwear show strong orders, cotton mills await contracts, wool sales rise but woolen demand slows, wheat receipts lag, October failures rise with large defaults, railways earn more, exports exceed imports, and money remains firm ahead of elections.
The Philadelphia Daily Press presents a practical woman’s page aimed at guiding housewives readers. It pledges honesty kindness and usefulness offering advice on everyday duties to inspire confidence and foster respectful hearing among women readers.
Mair Office invites customers to place orders for first class job work. The notice emphasizes prompt service and high standards, urging clients to send specifications and deadlines for accurate fulfillment.
A farmer argues modern appliances reshape country life as women push for new stoves, bakers, baths, and entertainment. He catalogs purchases from steel ranges to oil stoves, piano, lighting, and machinery. The piece notes rising household demands, community ties, and a push toward urban goods and better production.
In McClures November issue Lincoln Steffens profiles Denver judge Ben B. Lindsey who saves young criminals and mentors parents. The piece notes Lindsey fights entrenched machine opposition and parental prejudice while guiding both children and their guardians toward reform.
The Rev Iri R Hicks resumes publication of his popular almanac for 1907. The 1907 almanac is ready for sale by newsdealers or sent postpaid for 25 cents. Published by Word and Works Publishing Company, 2201 Locust Street, St. Louis, MO. Each subscription includes one almanac.
Help wanted advertisement seeks men women boys and girls to represent Mctare's Magazine with good pay. Apply at East Usrd Street New York City.
The piece argues neither North nor South can quickly fix race tensions. It urges patience, police enforcement, and accountability for idlers in both races. Mobs and lynching are condemned, and Southern penal systems should reform to avoid degrading outcomes. Education of Black people is portrayed as not the danger.
The Travel Magazine notes renewed interest in visiting Mexico via a daily through train from St. Louis to Mexico City, a successful winter experiment that will resume this season. It also mentions a sea voyage from New York to New Orleans with connections to Mexico by train.
The Buffalo Express urges advance orders for its illustrated weekly noting its value beyond the five cent price. Warren News Co Agents promotes the sale as demand rises and copies may run short.
Benjamin Marsh of Akeley reports the largest ipplester yield with thirteen trees bearing 455 bushels of Northern Spy apples, averaging 34 bushels per tree in Warren County.
Mens suits from 1.98, boys suits 0.98, knee pants 0.17, suspenders 0.09, caps 0.07, socks 0.04 at the Warren Pa store. Advertisement urges readers to subscribe to THE Matt.
Allentown Call cites State Superintendent Nathan C. Schaeffer condemning child labor in mills mines and factories. It argues Pennsylvania is rich enough to educate every child and that no youth should be deprived of a common school education and three As knowledge. The piece urges the state to insist on childhood education despite parental greed or folly.
A petition to incorporate the village of North Warren as a borough was filed with the Court on October 2. The hearing is scheduled for the December court session.
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