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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
5
Subpoena in the Warren County Common Pleas case Kemp versus Kemp returns non est inventus. Respondent Gertrude A. Kemp is ordered to appear in Warren Court at the court house on the first Monday of November 1908 to show cause why a divorce from the bonds of matrimony should not be granted. Sheriff G Gregory issues the notice.
The document presents a balance sheet for Warren National Bank with assets including loans, U.S. bonds, real estate, and reserves, and liabilities such as deposits and due to other banks. D. L. Gerould, cashier, swears to the accuracy on September 28, 1908, before Notary Jos. A. Schofield.
The document lists assets including loans and discounts 822493.75 overdrafts 3624.20 U. S. bonds 100000.00 premiums on bonds 43546.00 and other items totaling 1,175,165.23. Liabilities show undivided profits 0.05 and deposits 784221.89 plus demand certificates 46448.23 totaling 830,669.23. The note includes a sworn affirmation by F. H. Rockwell president, notarized September 29 1908 with directors listed.
A 25th anniversary event of the Woman's Presbyterial Home Missionary Society of the Presbytery of Erie will be held October 13 and 14 at First Presbyterian church in Erie Pennsylvania. Prominent speakers from New York Chicago and other cities are scheduled including Rev W S Plumer Bryan D D of Chicago who will speak October 14. All interested are invited to attend.
In Bucyrus Ohio Lewis Stemmel harvested a field of popcorn and found much of it cracked open as extreme heat and dryness popped the corn on the stalks. The scene recalls corn rolling down a hill and cattle freezing as in a humorous exaggeration.
The quotation urges Republicans to become more engaged in the campaign, arguing that a dose of fear can mobilize voters and ensure every vote is counted. It emphasizes the importance of record-keeping and participation.
The text argues that a revenue tariff would trigger free trade in many goods, with gradual steps to reach it. It contrasts Bryan’s stance with President Roosevelt and recalls the Wilson tariff of 1894, noting it caused a panic and harmed industry, while Cleveland opposed it.
In the order of conquest the contracting engineer is the third on the spot after the missionary and the soldier. The writer chronicles the arduous life of explorers who march thirty miles daily, sleep on the ground, navigate by sun, and survive treacherous terrains to study nature and plan improvements. He recalls cannibal encounters, rough journeys, and nursing by a Cholo woman, contrasting raw exploration with later engineering as comfort and convenience grow.
The piece notes Bryan leads in early campaign noise with daily speeches while Taft lags. It predicts a Republican counteroffensive and urges Republicans to stay active, warning against complacency despite growing Democratic rhetoric.
Dr. Charlotte C. West notes that school failure is often due to exhaustion or unrecognized physical issues. Rest cures, sunshine, air, and proper nutrition help recovery, while undetected eye ear or nose problems cause inattention and perceived stupidity.
The text links headaches and digestive complaints in children to overlooked issues like vision, ear wax buildup, and recurrent ear problems from illnesses such as scarlet fever. It notes mouth breathing can hinder mental alertness and stresses consulting a physician when ear pain or discharge occurs to foster healthier development.
A list of public documents available to subscribers includes Statistical Record of the Progress of the United States and A League of Peace by Andrew Carnegie. Also offered are Test of Mechanical Dow Milker Penn State College and Cost Capitalization and Estimated Value of American Railways by Slason Thompson. Additional items cover local agriculture and health reports from Pa Dept of Agriculture and the Annual Reports of the Penn State College and Society for Prevention of Tuberculosis.
A Chicago News quip imagines a motor boat two miles out in heavy seas and a sparking apparatus taking a two week vacation, a situation mirrored by an aerial mishap two miles up. This vivid, humorous note highlights the era's tech anxieties and nautical bravado.
A fragmented line notes Bryan is always elected in October, with a reference to ward politics and Republican involvement. The text hints at recurring October elections and party dynamics without clear dates or full context.
The Democratic slate includes McLaughlin McGlynn Hurley O'Brien Doran Bennan Gehan and Burns indicating Irish presence in Minnesota politics and challenging the notion Swedes control the state.
A Missouri contemporary notes that a friend’s touch can wound more than an enemy’s cut, especially when the friend forgets the amount he touched you for. The remark underscores the sting of misplaced or forgotten generosity among friends.
The outlook notes Bryan leaning toward agreement with Hearst on Republican matters while Taft shows a strong tendency to endorse Bryan's view of the Democrats, signaling nuanced shifts in party alignments.
The article highlights Hugo Muensterberg's critique of truth in contemporary discourse. It notes his provocative stance on how fully one can reveal facts without alienating friends and allies.
The quote questions if prosperity depends on the country and asks whether Bryan's career offers cause for confidence. It frames a political judgment on leadership and economic outlook.
As discussions on shady transactions continue, curiosity grows about how numerous letters are slipping from the Standard Oil archives and entering public discourse. The source hints at hidden correspondences and possible misuses of information, prompting scrutiny of archival handling.
A small political organization shows it can stir significant excitement, illustrating how limited party size can drive notable political energy and public engagement.
The remarks question whether Mr Bryan can stand Guffey as the Pennsylvania National Committeeman and if he can withstand Guffey contributions. The exchange signals intraparty contention over PA party leadership and donor roles.
On his deathbed a Denver man selected a new husband for his widow but the precise person remains unclear as reports conflict over which of the two rivals he held a grudge against.
The New York Tribune Farmer credits Dr C D Smead of Logan New York as the premier veterinary expert named by Dr J C Currier. Smead trained from farmer origins, pursued veterinary study, and long practiced to care for and cure animals. Subscriptions offered for one year at 1.75 dollars.
A notice seeks a reliable correspondent in Youngsville to communicate with the paper’s publisher. The advertisement calls for steady reporting and timely submissions from the local area.
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