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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
8
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Sept 3 notes include Anna Abrams and Mrs. Madigan visiting Warren relatives with grandson David Pearlstine. Doings cover several visitors to Glade and Corydon, a large local dance, school opening with Miss McMormie, and various trips, calls, and chores by residents such as Mr. Beach, Bert Foster, and O. E. Headley.
Septembers report highlights Supt. Gunning’s upgrades at the Indian Industrial School Carlisle including new single seats an organ and a woven wire fence replacing barbed wire. School opened Sept 2 with Mrs Griswold Corry as teacher. Nearby residents and visitors from Warren Salamanca and Carrollton frequent the area while local farming and berry picking pace continue.
The Sept 10 report covers the Tubbs Lamona reunion held at Un cle Zack and Aunt Hannah Greeley s Spring Creek home with about 100 relatives. It lists local visits, travel to Kane and Morrisons, illness notes, and small town happenings including vacations, guests, and an upcoming teaching assignment for Icy Passinger.
Patrick Smith drove over the hill last week near Quaker Hill. Pearl Fellows returns to Cable Hollow. Mrs. Mattie Headley shows slow improvement from illness. Mrs. C D Outrid visited old friends recently. A P Fish family relocate to Willow Creek for their new home. Sylvester Walling is very ill at his brother’s home two miles away.
Sept 10 report notes Mrs A E Singleton visiting Bradford and Mrs Demley with son Donald and Miss Mary Van Dyke visiting relatives in New Jersey. Charles F Nelson, long time P R R Co employee, returned home from Warren Hospital after a severe injury last winter. Allegheny Springs tourism wanes while freight on the river division remains heavy. towermen prepare to automate yard switches as traffic increases.
A basket social on W C Nicholson s lawn on Aug 31 raised 332.50 for the Keystone Guard. Martha Swick of Ludlow was a guest of Annia Lindquist last week. Mr and Mrs F C Arnold of East Kane visited relatives here. Mrs BE Arnold and Mrs Monroe Passinger were guests of Mr and Mrs Bartlett Smith in Kane.
Sept 9 marks school in session with Jefferson Sears as teacher. Social visits include W McCoy in Vandale, Sadie Grant and Eli Peck family visits, Bradley and Willson reunions at Aylesworth and Demmon homes, and visits by Stratton, Thompson, Fellows, and Young families to multiple towns including Russell, Warren, and Falconer.
The article argues Shakespeare alone grasped the New World's native problem in Caliban while other dramatists offered only gold myth. It notes rare direct allusions to America, mentions The Comedy of Errors and Merry Wives references, and cites As You Like It on maritime opportunity, comparing new maps and world expansion to Malvolio's smile, with no further indications in his works.
The store unveils new Fall merchandise in nearly all departments with rich Silks Dress Goods Suits Skirts and Millinery. Autumn displays attract admirers while shoppers browse at leisure and early selections are encouraged as fall trade opens busier than ever.
A broad range of cotton and wool blankets priced from 49c per pair to 12.00. Cotton filled and wool filled comforts offered from 1.00 to 16.00, with down and silk covered options up to 16.00. New belts arrive in tan black navy and green with solid metal buckles from 56c to 1.00 and elastic studded belts from 1.00 to 4.50.
The store presents new dress fabrics with the tones of autumn woods and staple weaves at extra low prices. New York designers are praised for cleverness and style, with chic materials to attract buyers and favorable prices prompting quick purchases.
A compact excerpt from Scribner's depicts Siegfried's Pharmacy in Warren Pennsylvania and a nameless student or thinker stirred by geography and colonial aims of fellow countrymen reflecting Spanish influence. It notes his alert intellect focusing on the New World and fascination with indigenous people.
Farmers selling eggs are reminded of a national law banning the sale of stale or unsound eggs. Holding eggs for weeks to raise price can prove costly, as consumers demand freshness. Those criticizing meat packers should avoid being linked with the sale of impure food and must comply with the law.
A New Idea Woman's Magazine piece extols Doukhobors for six years of communal progress in Canada, noting poverty to land ownership, stock, and modern implements. The article highlights trades, religious influence, and a distinctive communal economy with photos illustrating simple living. Nottingham trade runs heavy on female labor with 5 000 more needed. wages range from 2.50 to 7.50 weekly.
Wallace Brothers announce to Warren residents that starting Wednesday Sept 11 they will run a stage to Oakland Cemetery every Wednesday and Saturday departing from the post office at 3 30 p m and returning from the tool house and soldiers monument. The round trip fare is 20 cents with one hour allowed on the grounds. The service aims to serve Oakland Cemetery lot owners.
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