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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
7
A health notice promotes morning inside-bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims daily use improves appetite, purges waste, and benefits those with constipation bilious spells and sickly complexions.
A National Geographic report by Frank H. Probert details Guanajuato’s native life from a traveler’s view. It paints contrasts between opulent churches and crowded streets, notes the peons’ industrious labor and skilled crafts, and describes daily rituals including Easter customs, market scenes, and social hierarchies in Mexico’s southern heartland.
Roumania joins the war as the fourteenth nation, with an army estimated at six hundred thousand and a population around six million eight hundred thousand. The move follows long mobilization and is tied to national aspirations, with Russia and Japan assisting in arming supplies.
A meditation on health, moderation, and balance in life. It argues that overindulgence in food, drink, and easy living erodes body and mind, while a balanced regimen and rest preserve health and productivity. It cites Public Health Service duty to balance recreation and duty, urging citizens to maintain physical integrity.
A county register of deeds record in Lancaster Wisconsin shows a birth certificate inscribed with No 9 under Full Name of the Child. The note says the father asked to number the children instead of naming them and that the name was not chosen.
The account of John G. Smith as administrator of the estate of Thomas F. Akeley, deceased, has been filed and confirmed by the Warren County Orphan's Court. The court will hear Smith's petition for discharge on the second Monday of September 1916 at 10 a.m. at the court. All interested parties may attend and be heard. August 24-31.
In the matter of the estate of Rhoda A. Poy the Orphans Court of Warren County has filed and confirmed the administrator Thomas W. Poy's account. The court will hear his petition for discharge on the third Monday of October 1916 at 10 AM. All interested may attend. D. A. Arird, Attorney.
Notice is given that an application will be made to the governor of Pennsylvania on September 18 1916 by Frank Morrison Frederick C Eaton Herbert G Eaton and A W Eaton for the charter of Superior Oil Works a corporation to purchase sell refine grade petroleum and manufacture goods from products thereof under the 1874 act and supplements.
An application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on September 18 1916 by W F Bennett George H Jackson and Fred K Jackson under the act to incorporate certain corporations for the charter of Mutual Refining Company. The business includes buying selling and manufacturing crude petroleum into refined oils greases waxes and related products and to have all rights to operate. R W Stone Aug 24 31 Sept 7.
In a light exchange from the Louisville Courier-Journal a man remarks he wishes mistletoe were in season always to justify kisses while a girl notes orange blossoms are never out of season. The playful dialogue highlights romantic notions and seasonal symbols.
Aphoristic line from St Clement about justice and charity, noting that a truly just man is found where bread is scarce and others lack justice. The remark frames moral truth around deprivation and the presence of virtue despite want.
Puck captions a comic clash on a ship as Porter protests a berth already slept in. Aboard, a crewman insists the space is merely occupied, not assaulted, hinting at farcical nautical etiquette and tensions over cabin allocation.
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