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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
2
Akeley Oct 8 meeting of the Phoenix Home Library Club marked by music, a tribute to Arvid Carlson, and a plan for a Halloween social. Remarks praised collective spirit, cites Goethals analogy, and notes generous library resources.
Sheriff J C Dalrymple Prothonotary Frank A Kehrli Register and Recorder Jerry Borden Justice of the Peace GG Sth Tax Collector J C Messerly School Directors I J Hoff E R Erickson Auditors J W Neilly A H Erickson Councilmen First Ward C W Elmquist Sixth Ward Geo Flood Eighth Ward E E Hertzts Assessors Fifth Ward W S Smith Eighth Ward L P Rogers Judge of Election Fifth Ward O E Dunham Sixth Ward Fred G Mathis Ward Backstrom Inspectors of Election Fifth Ward Glen D Jackson Sixth Ward WM Walsh Brighth Ward John Mathis Adv Fig
A 40-year-old woman found dead Friday in a Mayville boat house near Chautauqua Lake was said to have lived there for weeks. Four suspects were detained awaiting evidence on possible foul play in a locale with a tainted reputation for liquor gambling and dissolute activity. Autopsy concluded death resulted from embolism of the heart muscle.
A brief quip from the New York Telegraph recounts a scene where a young man kisses a young woman who did not anticipate the gesture. The elderly man questions the act, while the young woman remains shocked, and the exchange is dismissed as rubbish by the source.
Stella Hodge of Erie Pennsylvania faces blackmail charges in Philadelphia after confessing to sending poisoned pen letters to private detective A ypton G Silcox and threats to a Warren wealth holder. She admitted writing the letters to Silcox demanding 500 dollars under threat of death signed The Black Hand. Bail set at 2000. Hodge resisted photographing and scratched the police photographer before a picture was taken.
A playful quip notes parcel post injuring romance when a hopeful damsel expects a tender message but receives a blunt reply. A health authority warns to avoid the fly as one would a viper, then shifts to asking how to induce flies to avoid people.
Palmer Hornyhand complains about dressmakers ideas and the fullness of gowns. He recalls seeing women on the street with ill fitting or overly full dresses, contrasting his daughter the city dressmaker as saying the outfits were too full or not full enough.
The Warren Mail unveils new calling cards and wedding invitations printed as if engraved. The announcement highlights elegant typography and formal presentation for social stationery.
Dr Leonard P Ayers of the Rus sell Sage Foundation outlines in Lippincotts a shift toward school medicine begun in Boston in 1897. He notes compulsory education spurred disease, advocates school physicians, improved school sanitation, purified drinking water, air, sunlight, and playgrounds, and praises public athletic leagues as part of healthier student life.
Pursuant to the call of the Comptroller of Currency banks nationwide released statements showing a large increase in deposits and resources from a year ago. Warren institutions including Warren National Bank First National Bank and Citizens National Bank report unusually good conditions and excellent prospects for continued prosperity.
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