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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
3
Mischievous twins march to the depot with a banner advertising a church dinner. They lure guests to home through the town with playful pranks, ending in a family's meal and a minor stamp of approval from the minister. Arthur Templar reappears, revealing a long search by Myra for the twins.
Myra Brown fosters twins Clarice and Clarence in Larchwood ten years ago planning a grand Thanksgiving. The twins scheme and quarrel while Aunt Myra, devoted to Christian work, prepares elaborate feast, puzzled by their talk of “new pastures” and feeding the hungry.
A tortoise caused a lamp to topple in St. Mark's Episcopal church guild room in Denver Colorado, burning twenty five tortoises to death and damaging the building. The reptiles belonged to Rev. John H Houghton rector of the church who had gathered them from various regions.
Poetic ode by La Touche Hancock extols football as autumn sport filling the void left by summer. It celebrates players gearing up with pads visors helmets and cuirasses to face a massive opposing force and join baseball as a twin autumn spectacle.
The report itemizes reserve cash specie and notes totaling 18234.00 with due from approved reserve agents and other assets including checks, bank receivables, commercial paper positions, time loans with collateral and loan securities. It lists office building and lot valued at 48700.00 and furniture at 4000.00 with an overdraft of 81.25, totaling 621728.70. The note includes attestations by Geo E Colvin secretary treasurer sworn November 13 1912 before Notary Earl Macdonald.
Balance sheet lists cash and equivalents, due from banks and trust companies, securities pledged, loans categories, mortgages, and reserves. Notes show capital stock of 125000 plus surplus 6250 and undivided profits, with deposits subject to check and savings, and a notary sworn certification dated 1912.
Fragmented numeric data appears as a financial line with sums and percentages. no clear entities or events are identifiable. The text includes figures like 872 90 and 4 645 905 but lacks context or description to form a complete item.
Barnard Schnell of East Main street Youngsville died November 13 1912 after a three week illness. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev Perry officiating. I O F Lodge No 500 and Robert A Kinnear G A R Post No 632 attended and taps honored his war service. Schnell born April 18 1832 in Prussia came to America in 1858 married Elizabeth Fehlman in 1861 and left eight children, sixteen grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. He served in the 111th Regiment Vol Inf from 1864, was Burgess of the Borough, and active in local affairs. His death mourned by family and community.
A list of cases scheduled for trial the second week of December 1912 in the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania. Buffalo Paragon Wall Plaster Co. v H G Lightner Eliza I Henry v Sumner E Orr Love Manufacturing Co. v Big Cove Lumber Co Jerome F Buck v Charles Walter Smith et al Tony Wagner v Warren and Jamestown Street Railway Co Curtis M Shawkey v George H Marsh A B Brink v N G Young R H Scholer v Warren John H Taylor v Warren Anna Keating v Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
In Warren County Common Pleas case 28 during the September term 1912 Libellant Nina Belle Sweet v Leonard Sweet subpoenas returned non est inventus. Respondent must appear January 6 before the Warren court to answer libel and show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff Henry Park issues notice. Warren Pa November 9 1912.
In Warren County Orphans Court D A Arird administrator will seek discharge by presenting his petition on Monday December 2 1912. The notice appears in the Montellacka area with dates November 14 21 28 and is signed D A Arird Administrator For Tired Feet advice is given to exercise feet by rising to the toes and rocking onto the heels per a specialist from Woman's Home Companion.
Mrs J B Hartsfield of 93 Corpus Street Atlanta writes that the Anti Pain Pills and Nervine greatly relieve nerve strain. She says they help her husband and two sons and can often prevent a headache from stopping their work.
A health restoration anecdote from Rev Edward A Wilson is shared along with an offer to send a free full description of his cure. The notice invites sufferers of consumption and lung ailments to contact Charles A Abbott at 60 Ann Street New York City for the remedy details claimed to bring wonderful relief.
A satirical note contrasts a writer's take on life as comedy or tragedy with a misadventure of maneuvering a wide garbage can through a narrow alley, illustrating the clash of perspective and practical obstacle.
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