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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
7
State Health Commissioner Dixon urged balance in judging dairy farmers. He warned that contamination often occurs after milk leaves the farm, citing cases of tampering at stations, by dealers, and during transport as municipalities seek clean milk supplies.
A Boston woman attempted to eat what she believed was bread but found stones in the loaf. She broke a tooth and several false teeth, suing the baker for damages. The defense argues contributory negligence since the stone was larger than a normal bread bite.
The article explains that insufficient bees hinder fruit set and that honey bees are essential for pollination. It advises keeping hives within half a mile of orchards or small fruit patches, since bees can fly two to three miles but closer proximity improves fruit yields.
Clarence D. Hiller, 40, chief clerk for the Rock Island Railroad, was shot three times and killed during a struggle with a lone burglar who had entered his home at 1839 West 104th Street. Police later detained a suspected negro at Englewood station, with a fresh forearm wound, as residents endure two weeks of terror from the burglar.
Sanitary milk tickets are printed at the manhattan office for milk dealers to carry. Dealers must have samples on hand to comply with the law and show them when inspected.
The Illinois statewide primary yielded Speaker Joseph G Cannon's renomination by a generous margin over Dr Downs. Henry S Boutell was defeated by insurgent F H Gansberg. George R Foss faced probable defeat in the Tenth district and many legislators tied to the legislative jackpot were renominated. Boutell lost by over 1000 votes.
John Paveglio, 19, of Joliet Illinois, reportedly gambled his life on a card draw and lost then committed suicide with a shotgun. A younger brother witnessed the event and reported the sequence of actions leading to the death at No 11 Clyde avenue.
A man threw himself in front of a Reading train at Front and Noble streets, Philadelphia. Papers on the body indicated the death was by own action and named Hiliott, but Mrs. William Boyle could not determine which of her twin brothers it was.
Republican standard bearer John K Tener travels the state amid large receptions and strong enthusiasm. He cites education and practical governance, praises union miners, and argues for stable party organization as key to victory in November.
A group of John W. Kern supporters express alarm at St. Joseph County Indiana convention decisions. They allege procedural issues and seek clarification on delegate selection. The dispute centers on timely representation and party process.
A consumers' cooperative formed by Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union in Medical Lake Washington runs a fully stocked general store with 100 members each given a key. No clerks or displays, doors closed to the public, no advertising, aiming to cut living costs and prove honesty inherent in people.
Friends of John W. Kern express distress over St. Joseph county’s refusal to endorse him at a Saturday convention selecting state legislature nominees. A pledge to back Kern was defeated amid charges that Shively allies opposed the move. Kern and Shively have fought since Kern accused Shively’s caucus nomination of being bought with eight votes. Reported nominees are said to favor Beveridge over Kern.
A 4000 pound cheese will be built on a flat car at John L. Jacquot cold storage in Apple Wisconsin for display at the National Dairy show in Chicago October 20 to 23. It requires 40000 to 50000 pounds of milk, drawn from about 2100 cows and 250 dairies for a single day. N Simon of Neenah leads the effort with six experienced cheesemakers and six helpers, valued at 1000 to 1290 dollars.
The codfishing schooner Josep Rush arrived in Port Townsend from the Bering Sea after escaping destruction from Mt. Shishaldin's ash cloud. A gale carried ash 30 miles, forcing the crew below as ashes buried hatches and pumice piled atop the deck, leaving the vessel low in the water.
The Most Rev William D MacLagan P C D D D C LLD late Archbishop of York has died. He was born in Edinburgh in 1826 and served as Archbishop from 1591 to 1909.
A printer highlights readiness to handle customers’ stationery needs offering custom printing services and quick turnaround for business and personal orders.
A humorous exchange notes Mrs Skaggs will remarry three months after her husband's death. The dialogue compares widowhood timelines with a light remark on personal worry.
A servant jokes about his son being delicate and not right in the head and suggests he become an artist, reflecting a humorous exchange about learning and talent. The dialogue hints at family expectations and the value of artistic work.
J A Stone of Kemp Texas faced death from consumption after a stubborn cold and long cough. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for his recovery from 130 to 178 pounds and urges others to try it for coughs colds la grippe asthma hemorrhage hoarseness croup whooping cough and lung trouble. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by all druggists.
Local merchants are urged to place ads in the Mail to reach a broad audience. Readers are reminded that classified and display advertising can boost sales, with quick responses and measurable results for campaigns and promotions.
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