4 Per Cent The Warren National Bank Banking by Mel Our Specialty
The item highlights banking services offered by Mel, touted as specialists in Warren, with a focus on four percent rate themes and bank promotions.
06 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1911
Page
1
The item highlights banking services offered by Mel, touted as specialists in Warren, with a focus on four percent rate themes and bank promotions.
Mrs Frank Wells of 661 Liberty Street Corry Pennsylvania recounts long kidney trouble. She followed neighbors' advice and used Doan's Kidney Pills from Amey Co distributors. Symptoms subsided and kidneys restored to normal. Doan's sold by all dealers and United States agents Fonten-Milburn Co in New York.
W. Gorton Dyer of a wealthy family seeks a renewed pardon request before the board of pardons in Norristown Pennsylvania. He was discharged after a nine month sentence for aggravated assault and reckless driving that injured Mr and Mrs Walter Smith near Philadelphia.
Washington dispatch reports President Taft and his cabinet plan speeches on the Canadian Reciprocity, while Senator Beveridge is the sole Republican favoring the measure. House leaders expect passage by week’s end. Senate opposition, led by Western and protectionist Democrats, could block action with debate tactics. Rumors of a special session circulate as administration hopes public sentiment shifts the balance.
Congressman Tawney asserts a four million dollar house will grow with member support. He warns larger backing is needed to finance the project as lawmakers debate funding and oversight. Local officials reported interest from investors and residents amid ongoing discussions.
Washington reports Representative James A. Tawney of Minnesota argues a four billion dollar Congress would result from increasing House membership. He campaigns against reapportionment, warning larger membership would drive greater appropriations while stressing the political clash over state representation and the cost to the federal treasury.
Washington reports indicate Senator William Lorimer is expected to resign his seat to avoid embroiling colleagues in voting on his case. Older senate leaders friendly to him urge action, and discussions center on admission of charges related to the 1914 election and his future plans.
Mrs John Panke of Saskatoon reports severe fatigue and weakness from illness. She describes loss of appetite pallor and low spirits. A remedy called Partozone is claimed to boost blood and nerves followed by a claim of heart and stomach pain relief. The ad touts Verrozone and Fértogone rehuilder as female tonics sold by Thomas Downey in 10¢ boxes.
A dramatic blaze on a New York City building led to a three man ledge rescue saving a family from certain harm. A baby and mother were pulled to safety as firefighters arrived and residents escaped via window ledges amid smoke and flames. One man died while searching for a missing girl, and several residents suffered injuries.
The First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania, noted as the oldest bank in Warren County, was chartered August 6, 1864. The charter extended for 20 years on August 6, 1884 and again extended for 20 years on August 6, 1904, indicating a long-standing financial institution in the region.
Washington December 6 President Taft maintains an intense schedule with workouts and stunts guided by Dr Bitnar before breakfast. He rises before seven, meets callers, walks several miles, and often works past midnight, rarely getting more than six hours sleep.
Albany Feb 6 Governor Dix, the best authority says, has begun preparations for a change or possible reversal of highway policy. Documents up to Saturday show the governor and advisers believe a policy reversal is desirable to avoid delaying contracts. Submissions may occur soon, with May 16 cited as a potential deadline for letting new contracts if a reversal is approved.
In Butler on February 6, a group calling itself The Goal Iron snd Of Her Circuit association petitioned the legislature to double the state appropriation for Ald Of Tip nodations which do not permitt armbling.
A fragmented ad-like item warns of lingering catarrh and cements Catarrhozone as a rapid remedy. It claims instant relief for throat and chest issues, touting doct ors’ prescriptions and availability in two sizes at local druggists. The blurb also references a separate police report about a missing paste master and a river search without results.
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