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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
7
An optometrist emphasizes eyestrain as a cause of nervous headaches and warns that defective vision in schoolchildren can lead to broader physical ailments. The clinic, offering targeted eye studies, operates over Citizens National Bank at 348 Penns Avenue West with hours from 9 am to 8 pm.
Jonas Szikely, a mentally dulled prisoner in Trenton, undergoes trepanning to relieve brain pressure after a fatal brawl. The operation reveals intelligence, language, and a gentle disposition, leading investigators to consider whether the murder charge should be reexamined and possibly pardoned.
The writer travels north through Friesland where land is replaced by water and cattle graze in ponds. A perilous channel street signals market day as barges block the way and farmers return home in a state of agreeable inebriation.
An application will be made to state authorities on December 21 1914 by F E Hertzel 7 E Rice William R Dawson F A Shaw and J L Hunter for the charter of a new bank named State Bank of Tidioute to operate in Tidioute Warren County with capital of 50000 dollars under the 1876 Banking Act. Publication dates Sept 17 to Dec 17 with weekly notices through December 17.
Administration notice states Gust D Johnson of Sugar Grove Warren County Pa is deceased. Hilda G Johnson is the administrator and creditors are urged to settle promptly with Alexander and Clark attorneys. Proceedings dated Sept 15 1914 and notice posted Oct 16.
Letters of Administration on the Estate of William Ehrhardt late of Warren Borough Warren County Pa deceased have been granted to the undersigned. Notice is given to all indebted to the estate to pay immediately and those with claims to present them for settlement to Edward J Ehrhardt Administrate Warren Pa October 12 1914 October 15 6
Notice is given that the account of M. E. Cowles Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Celintha Johnson has been filed and confirmed by the Orphans Court of Warren County. The petition for discharge as executor will be heard on November twenty third, 1914 at ten o clock A M. All interested parties may attend.
The Game Commission announces a five year prohibition on killing wild deer or elk in Warren County beginning November 1 1914 under the 1913 act. Penalties are 200.06 dollars for elk and 100 dollars for deer. Signed by Secretary Joseph Kalefus of the Game Commission.
Describes wounded German soldiers arriving in Paris after heavy fighting with the British. Germans say British use prolonged shelling followed by swift charges with bayonets. They call the British wild men who fight despite shrapnel, noting Irish and Scotch regiments rivalries and constant attempts to outdo each other.
A young laundress in a soldier's uniform was wounded at Noisy le Sec near the Ourcq canal. She had followed a zouave company into the trenches and fought bravely before being sent to the rear. The commanding officer praised her courage.
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