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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
1
A lyric reflection on Awaiting reunion with a loved one. The speaker recalls tender greetings and the surge of emotion as eyes meet, hands touch, and a familiar embrace returns after a long absence. The poem centers on longing, devotion, and intimate homecoming feelings.
Tiona oil price noted. Mrs. Greenland visiting Clarion relatives. Many locals travel, hunt, and transact business. Court actions include Erie Railroad right of way limits and a Sheffield robbery case. Church services, fraternal society activity, wages rise at Warren Refining, road macadam progress, and a Pomona Grange meeting in Corydon scheduled.
Judge Bouton of McKean county approves alderman action ordering Dick Higgins of Bradford to pay 10 dollars for each of 54 short trout found last summer. Higgins must pay 580 dollars fines and costs or face 540 days in jail. Follow the crowd to the big Auction Sale.
The U S Secret Service warns of a new counterfeit ten dollar Buffalo note produced by photolithographic methods on two papers with silk fibers. The face is grayish black with good seal and plate marks, but back color and a conspicuous sign reveal the fraud. Look for the big black and white sign at the sale.
The Mintzer & Co and W. L. Cable agencies combine to form Mintzer, Cable & Co with offices in the Warren Trust building. Dated November 22, 1941.
A pithy reflect on fate and perseverance living in a brief note, capturing a wry view of mortality. The line implies resilience against time and adversity, suggesting humor in human limit.
Marriage notices record James Melroy Nelson of Greenville Pennsylvania and Jennie Marie Anderson of Farmington Pennsylvania married October 10 1906 by Reverend F A Gould at James town New York. Also Louis Schuntz and Mabel Windsor wed in Buffalo New York.
Asa Miles aged 70 died in Akron Ohio on November 6 1906 formerly of Fagundus Warren County. Interment was at Tidioute. Mrs Charles Reinhardt aged 35 died at Emergency Hospital Warren on November 20 1906.
A sale ad lists petticoats at deep discounts with varieties in black silk and mercerized fabrics. Items include silk petti coats with flounces, sherred and feather stitched ruffles, and heavy mercerized petticoats, all with marked values and sale prices.
In Warren, several newborns announced in mid November 1906. A son to J. T. Ekey and wife on November 15. A daughter to Gust Snarberg and wife on November 16. A son to A. V. Engstrom and wife on November 15. A daughter to William Hanson and wife on November 20. A son to Henry Brunke and wife on November 20.
Mme Freisinger recalls sewing 85 000 transparent scales in six colors for a mermaid costume and notes how fast work preserves freshness. Her work on Lady Peacock and Julia Arthur's More Than Queen involved Paris trips for authentic Empress Josephine details, with Louvre and Versailles sources guiding accuracy.
At the International Congress of Ornithologists in London the Curator of Birds at the American Museum of Natural History announced the museum’s bird collection is among the world’s finest. The exhibit’s size, preparation, scientific value, and appearance are unmatched, with painted panoramic backgrounds tailored to the display.
A pithy reflection on men who announce intentions only to justify inaction. The quote contrasts bold plans with excuses, highlighting how hesitation and self-justification can waste time and ambition.
The D A V and P R E R announces rate reductions between points on its line and to many points on other lines starting November 1. No cash fare reductions on trains. Passengers can save about 15 percent by buying a ticket. We should all endure our own troubles with the same attitude that helped endure friends troubles.
Local window poster urges shoppers to seek out the big black and white sign for remaining stock at Benj A Bax Clothier. The note promises strong bargains as stock dwindles.
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