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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1916

Page

8

Chinese Doctors Use Eight Needle Styles For Puncture

A Popular Science Monthly writer describes Chinese physicians and acupuncture. The piece notes long needles up to two feet, variations of needle types, sedan chair fees, and the belief in pulse diagnosis guiding treatment. It also details how patients may seek multiple doctors if relief is not immediate and the social aspects of fee and esteem.

Franz Otto Koch Popular Science Monthy Dr. Koch

Bound to Have Change

A guarded young woman sails with an old admirer in her husband’s absence. He muses that she might have married him, but she replies that then he would be with Mr Wilkinson now, highlighting how things turn out. An old New York Times line.

Goethe quote on light and shade

A brief quotation notes that where illumination is strongest the shadows lengthen, reflecting a paradox of visibility and darkness. The line emphasizes contrast between brightness and depth, suggesting introspection amid clarity.

Subscription Rate Advanced

Beginning September 15 1916 the subscription price of this paper will be 1.50 a year. New subs and renewals will be at the old rate until Sept 15 1916. Bills go to arrears and payment at 1.00 rate for as many years as desired if paid before Sept 15 1916. After that date subscriptions cost 1.50 per year. Mail Printing Co.

Corry Erie Kane Oil City Mayville

Report of Condition Conewango Trust Co Warren Pa 1916

A detailed financial statement for Conewango Trust Co of Warren Pennsylvania as of August 31 1916 lists assets including cash deposits and loans and liabilities such as deposits and dividends unpaid. The report is sworn by Treasurer H S Keck and Notary John Siggins Jr with attestations from bank officials.

Conewango Trust CO Penn’a Ave. East Warren Warren County Pennsylvania State OF I. H. S. Keck H. S. Keck John Siggins, Jr LisaThys Banks and Trust Cos Sass G. R. Ensworth G. B. Ensworth Nora E. Mills A. J. Hazeltine E. W. Campbell W. W. Beaty

Scribbling Pads for Office Figuring in Various Sizes

The Mail Printing Co of Warren Pennsylvania offers Scribbling Pads in different grades and sizes used for factory and office figuring. Custom sizes can be produced for large orders upon request by telephone or mail.

the Mail Printing Co Warren, Pa

Deserving Democrats Get Fat Government Jobs

A Washington dispatch reports widespread nepotism under the Wilson administration with dozens of relatives of cabinet officers and Democratic lawmakers placed in government roles in the State Treasury Justice and other departments. The piece cites examples from the cabinet House and Senate including sons brothers sisters and in laws of Bryan McAdoo Daniels Redfield Overman Kern Gore Martin Vardaman Chamberlain Lane Tillman Thomp son and others noting many positions from clerks to doorkeepers and private secretaries. The Chicago Daily Tribune is cited as reporting a 75 percent share of it.

Washington, D. C Wilson Redfield A. Grant Smith Smith House Department of Commerce House of Representatives Clark Democratic House Overman North Carolina Kern Indiana Senate Gore Oklahoma Martin Virginia Vardaman Mississippi Senator Chamberlain Oregon Lane Tillman South Carolina Alaska Railroad Commission Thompson Kansas Saulsbury Delaware Trade Commission O’gorman New York Port Dudley Field Malone Robinson Fism Nopo Illinois Tavenner Stone Sabaths Grave Cullop Morrison Pou Young Foy University of North Carolina J2inson Representative Finley Representative Aiken Seargent-at-arms Representative Clark Florida Padgett Representative Burnett Carlin Georgetown University Judiciary Committee Shackleford Lloyd Missouri Representative Watkins Representative Candler Representative Alexander Representative Hardy Texas Representative Sparkman Representative Fields Barkley Chiesigo Daily Nene the Tribune

Game laws of Pennsylvania outline seasons and penalties

The 1916 Game Commission summary lists open seasons and bag limits for deer elk quail pheasants grouse snipe rabbits raccoon and waterfowl with specific dates. It bans sale of wild game and sets licenses bounty rules and fines. highlights closed counties and hunting restrictions across the state.

The State Game Commission Lyne Pennsylvania Commonwealth Jack Office of Board of Game Commissioners Bounty Division Harrisburg Allegheny Ouse Armstrong Virginia Cambria Chester Clearfield Clarion Columbia Crawford Delaware Fayette Forest Indiana Jefferson McKean Mercer Montgomery Somerset Warren Wyoming

Twenty Six Pennsylvania Counties Restrict Hunting

Harrisburg officials release a new notice listing all counties closed to hunting in whole or part. The change ends hunter confusion by showing the full regional prohibitions for deer and other game.

Pennsylvania Harrisburg State Game Commission

Cole Hill Local Roundup Includes Visits and Events

Cole Hill notes show visitors from Ridgway Corry Youngsville and Tidioute. George Martin and Earl Peterson are mentioned with family, neighbors attend Warren fair, and A E Tarr sells a horse. Ernest Martin digs a well, George Martin works as a Warren storyman, and hospital recovery updates appear for Mrs Hall.

Cole Hill George Martin Ridgway Mr. Martin Earl Peterson Meadville Charles Belknap Spring Creek Road A. E. Tarr Corry Hill Warren A. J. Hall Youngsville Hall Warren Hospital Fred Bartsch James Pike Charles Alice Benedict Andy Covell Sutton Hill George Peterson Joe Wilcox Sanford

Pinchot Endorses Hughes in U S Senate Fight

Gifford Pinchot declares Hughes a man of his word and an ethical, efficient New York governor. He attacks Wilson as untrustworthy and promises to campaign for Hughes on honesty, moral clarity, and opposition to special interests.

Hughes New York Wilson Gifford Pinchot

Quebec Bridge Falls Again Feared Death Toll Rises

A partial collapse of the Quebec Bridge leaves two hundred feet of structure caved in with 20 believed dead among workers. The span carried two railroad tracks and two roads linking multiple lines including Canadian Pacific Grand Trunk and Quebec Central Intercolonial. Authorities fear casualties as salvage teams search the derailed section amid a complex ownership of rail lines and waterways.

Canadian Pacific Grand Trunk Quebec Central Inter-colonial Quebec & Lake St. John Quebec Sanguenay Canadian Northern Delaware & Hudson

Job Printing Offered In Preservative Style

We do job printing in the finest art preservative style. Call and see samples and get prices. Mail Printing Co. 229 Pennsylvania Avenue, W Warren Pa.

Mail Printing CO Pennsylvania Avenue W. Warren Penna

Lester Shoe Co Fair Week Rubber Footwear Display

Lester Shoe Co displays a large family line of rubber footwear during Fair Week with prices starting at 29 cents and up. The display aims to attract shoppers seeking affordable rain and work shoes for all ages.

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Goethe OF the Resources Mort Wapalty Agen Te Sd Soar Jos. G. Johnson Emil Johnson Samuel King Warren Savings Bank Banks and Trust Co Game Law OF Pisnhot Mr. Wilson Quebec Bridge Lester Shoe Co Warren, Penna Terford Union City Elgin Summerdale Sherman Panama Clymer LEE Flyers R. R
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