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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
2
A notice records the paper being entered at the Warren Pennsylvania post office as second class matter and distributed for foreign advertising by the American Press Association with general offices in New York and branches in Chicago and other major cities.
A country merchant confronts a profiteer critique of middlemen. He laments losses from credit, bad debts, and the shift to direct buying, claiming twenty years of supplying staples and credit while facing uncollected bills worth thousands and the threat of lawsuits.
The article argues that rising demand for chemical fertilizers on American farms stems largely from shallow cultivation over years. It notes that farmers with tractors cultivating shallowly find their fields increasingly productive, with richer soil and higher yields as new dirt is turned each time.
The piece argues that replacing nitrate and chemical reliance with cooperative tractor use would lift small farms. It suggests a system placing one tractor per community to plow several spring fields, funded by farmer profits, cutting costs and easing burdens that push farmers out of business.
Government officials who travelled abroad in January to study labor conditions sail back with open minds and no concrete findings. Secretary Redfield is next to arrange a similar trip as European tours at public expense become common for officials approaching retirement in 1920.
The piece contrasts eight column headlines about Allied seizures and Bolshevik threats with a counterpoint on Wilson's stance. It notes Wilson's Monroe Doctrine guard and the limits of League Powers, highlighting tension between idealism and practical policy in the era.
The column jokes that fine words fail to solve real problems from prewar tensions to mail service and war risks. It notes critics prefer action over rhetoric and ends with a printer’s slogan about prompt results from The Warren Mail Print Shop.
Corwin battles mounting social pressure during a Liberty Loan drive as Molly King, his employee, joins a bond club while he resists subscription. The town scrutiny, Ads, and private guilt test his patriotism and to what extent loyalty shapes his actions in the wartime climate.
The Weed Company of Wilton Connecticut advertises a service selling a listed alphabetized compilation of names and addresses for sending advertising circulars. They ask for 10 cents in silver and precise name, street number, and town to be added to the list.
H A Fuellhart announces candidacy for the Republican nomination as treasurer of Warren County subject to Republican voters at the September 16 1919 primaries. Jan 2 19 Tidioute Pa.
The Republican candidate, Week R. Black of Warren Pa, announces his bid for the Republican nomination as treasurer of Warren county. The decision comes from Republican voters at the primaries held on the third Tuesday of September 1919.
W. D. Ward announces candidacy for County Commission in Warren County subject to Republican voters decision at the September 17 1919 primaries. The notice is dated Apr 10 19 and lists grade two.
A local ad offers payment from two dollars to nine hundred thirty five dollars per set for old or broken teeth, diamonds, gold, silver, and bridge work. Offers return of goods if price unsatisfactory and asks customers to mail by parcel post to Mazers Tooth Specialty in Philadelphia.
L C Eddy announces general law business with prompt collections and attentive service.
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