11 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
1
A contemporary safe is hailed as far ahead of old box safes likened to a cash register versus a money drawer. It is described as a creation that embodies a bank with dignity and credit and deemed absolutely burglar proof.
The notice lists the Warren National Bank directors and officers for its new building at the corner of Second and Liberty Streets. Directors include Geo F Watson G N Parmlee Jerry Crary Charles Chase and others. officers include N Parmlee President F E Hertzel Vice President and E H Lampe Cashier.
Oil City Blizzard notes private line companies forming a big merger and resisting external combinations. The column observes a world where firms cooperate within themselves while opposing rivals, reflecting on broader trends in business cooperation and competition.
The Boston Globe remarks that bridge whist resembles a disease only the wealthy can afford. Unlike appendicitis it cannot be easily cured by cutting out.
A C Kirberger presents the latest novelties in jewelry and invites customers to call and see the new pieces.
The Home Light offers a tender image of home as a guiding shining presence through life and aging. It compares the home light to divine grace, following the traveler through loneliness and distance, and cherishing loved ones as the gates of heaven open to its glow.
Numerous residents return from Florida and the South while others head to St Paul and Atlantic City. Community notes cover hospital cases road meetings and a coroner inquest into a baby death as county leaders plan a road supervisors meeting and a county historical society event.
George Damm lies very ill with typhoid fever at his parents home on Fourth street. Over an inch of snow this Thursday morning causes residents to shiver and grumble at the cold conditions.
An eastern youth asked a Seattle minister what makes life work in the west. The reply: grit the grace of God and greenbacks plus the note that these attributes ensure success both east and west. The piece warns against trivial wedding gift lists and low effort death notices.
A handsome gold filled case Ladies O size watch with Elgin or Waltham movement, warranted twenty years, offered for ten dollars seventy five cents at the AWC jewelry store. Kirberger elties in jewelry. Call and see.
White goods and linens are featured with lawns Swisses India linons long cloth mercerized fabrics wash suitings and waist patterns. Laces embroideries allovers lace curtains curtain nets linen squares tray cloths scarfs napkins table linen towels bed spreads ribbons trimmings and women’s neckwear offer frequent new selections to interest shoppers.
Advertisement lists satin and linen fabrics with yardage pricing. French Nainsook lengths from 2 to 19 yards at 1g9¢ per yard. 35 pieces of White Mercerized Waistings priced at 19¢ per yard. 36 inch Scotch Madras imported fabric at 25¢ per yard, originally 35¢.
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