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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
3
Carmenga Toilet Powder marketed as ideal for fastidious users. It boasts absolute purity and freedom from injurious substances, promoted as the safest dusting powder for infants after bath. Available at 25 cents per box.
Augustus Treadwell in New York Tribune argues England errs in passing Kipling for laureate while Austin remains, praising Kipling as witty, profound, and widely read. He contrasts Tennyson era choices and critic acclaim with current selections, noting global readership and Yankee perplexity.
The Wathena Fruit Growers association formed nine years ago now boasts 150 members and a thriving cooperative shipping system in Missouri river valley Kansas. Members invest stock and sell fruit directly to buyers with profits shared by crates shipped and a yearly seven percent dividend.
In Spartanburg the home grown clothes project advances with 350 men pledging to buy cotton made suits. Bedford cord from a local mill will be shrunk in the north then returned for a $37.50 suit to test durability. If the test succeeds the rest of the suits will be ordered.
Dr Robert Bridges named poet laureate by Premier Asquith to succeed the late Alfred Austin. Bridges is a physician with years of hospital practice and holds master of arts, bachelor of medicine, and doctor of literature from Oxford. He is sixty eight.
Report of the condition of Warren National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania as of August 9 1913 detailing resources loans and discounts overdrafts United States bonds to secure circulation other bonds and securities deposits and postal savings bonds totaling 4 679 557 70 with specified figures for each category.
The notice references a redemption fund with the U.S. Treasurer amounting to 9000.00 and a due from the U.S. Treasurer totaling 1,400,792.22 with related figures 2,658.86 100,000.00 and 7,000.00 as part of the financial statement. It indicates a 5 percent circulation metric and lists ongoing federal accounting entries.
The article recalls John Ruskin’s near death in 1871 after a chill during a wet summer while painting in Matlock. He defied medicine by seeking beef and pepper, insisting on a late supper that amused his companions and did not worsen his condition, per Mrs. Arthur Severn.
Mary J. Welsh of Hillsdale Michigan, blind since age sixteen, regains sight after treatments reveal double cataracts. She is mother to eight children, cared for family by washing to survive while her husband fought illness. Her sons brought her to Chicago for hospital care and surgery.
A local seed supplier promotes a full stock of field and garden seeds for spring orders. They invite customers to request samples and price quotes, promising quality at moderate costs and urging a call for service.
Thousands of U S children suffer epilepsy and their parents seek relief. An advertisement from Miles Medical Co claims Dr Miles Nervine eases nervous diseases including epilepsy. It states the remedy helps thousands and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Sold by all Druggists in Elkhart Indiana and elsewhere.
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