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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
5
Attorney and counsellor at law announces removal of his office from the Beaty building to room 8 on the second floor of the new Warren National Bank Building. Take the elevator. Bell Telephone 165.
The Orphans Court of Warren County Pennsylvania appoints Joseph A. Schofield as auditor to hear testimony and report distribution of funds in the estate of Jacob Smutz deceased. He will attend at his Warren Borough office on Thursday November 21 1917 at 10 oclock a m for interested parties to be heard.
The following named co executors and guardians filed final or first accounts in the Warren county Register of Wards office. The court will hear the matters on December 2 at 2 p m. in Warren. Individuals include W J Davis II guardian of Roscoe Woodard John Smith deceased Winfield S Moore executor Alfred R Moore Jennie Briggs administratrix Ward Briggs Perry D Clark executor Josephine Dailey Stephen L Newsbickle executor George Newsbickle C O Ryberg administrator Andrew J Swan son David H Wright administrator Etta Bly Z T Weaver administrator Lyman Phelps estate H J Muse guardian William Leslie Hagel minor ED R ALIEN Register Warren Pa
Public sale of two Pittsfield parcels in Warren County to settle the estate of Nels C. Johnson, deceased. The property includes 35 acres and the McMaster lot with a two story dwelling, to be sold December 3, 1907, at 1 pm at the Warren County Court House. Terms: one third cash on confirmation, balance in two equal yearly installments with interest, secured by mortgage. Administratrix Diana Johnson. Warren PA November 1, 1907.
A London Tit-Bits tale recalls a French traveler who in broken English tried to pay a fare of one shilling for a ride. The cabby charged five shillings and the man, after a brief confusion, paid with three half crowns, then quipped it as a trick and left.
The excerpt lists simple eating rules to avoid indigestion and health pain. It argues most people ignore these laws, causing stomach distress and social discomfort, with a harsh reminder from Charles H. Cochrane in Metropolitan Magazine.
A humor story from the Chicago Tribune describes two youths deceiving an elderly man who guards a record. They claim a gasoline launch exploded on the river and the river is afire, but the old man dismisses it, recalling his own improbable catch and quips to his wife.
A servant girl tested in court speaks of past work with a new engagement. Her mistress asks if the last mistress helped in cooking. Maggie replies that she did so by stepping out of the kitchen, provoking the mistress to retire with a graceful aside.
A discussion on how heat makes a knife sharper by expanding its blade geometry. Also a humorous exchange where a teacher asks how many ribs Johnny has and the boy replies he cannot count because he is ticklish. The clippings include a New York Press quote about heartache and a Ladies Home Journal joke.
A brief verse from the Atlanta Constitution humor column shows a father working at knitting and praying for shoes as his child asks what he is doing. It captures light domestic humor and a faith rooted hope in simple needs.
A Detroit Free Press quip features a humorous exchange about ancestral tails and lineage. The brief cartoonish banter pokes fun at ancestry with a playful jab about tails.
A compact aphorism attributed to Publius Syrus emphasizes balance between speed and caution, advising measured action rather than rushed decisions. The phrase reflects classical wisdom on prudent conduct and steady progress.
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