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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
4
A health column argues selfishness fuels nervousness and irritation, especially with age. It notes self-centered behavior disrupts others, spreads irritability, and that active engagement reduces nervous illness. The piece ends with humorous vocal selections about long journeys.
A father criticizes the weekly paper for lacking useful information and sparing readers with social notes and weddings. He complains the paper favors women and ignores his demands, but still pores over every item and wants editors to listen.
A farm advisory piece urges owners to print stationery with farm name, crop specifics, seed or stock details to gain attention and trust. It cites business tacit approval, suggests bulk orders from the Mail office, and touts efficiency and professional image as keys to success.
The piece contrasts slow council action with a July World's Work excerpt about a Trenton commission meeting. Six officials gathered with no gavel, listening to each other and resolving questions rapidly, prompting the author to ask why the city cannot have a government that can and will do things.
The Akron Beacon Journal reports workers from many trades including iceman milkman greeryman meatman laundryman drugman tailor auto man preacher man housemaid shoemaker dressmaker nursemaid baker fakir and man for rent demand their due after each penny, signaling a wage dispute.
An editor urges local merchants to organize a county ham and bacon show in the coming weeks. The piece proposes a demonstration by agricultural college staff, involvement of farmers, and prizes to promote home cur ing, with a goal of making the region known for its home cured hams and bacon.
A Sluis dispatch says Allies captured Roulers. Earl of Aberdeen to retire as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Paris Matin reports Servian move to Kranjevatz. British curb Irish World circulation. Kur nah estuary: 11 00? prisoners and 9 guns. Athens telegraph notes 20 000 Austrian prisoners and 5 cannons captured. Warren Mail subscription announced at $1.00 yearly.
Whether its something in leather or rubber we always try to give you the best the market affords. SNAG-PROOF Rubber Boots priced at 1.98 for short and 2.98 for Storm King. High Cut shoes for boys 1.48 to 3.75. Men's rubber Pacs and hunting shoes 1.75 to 4.00. Felt boots 2.48 and up. Women's dress shoes 1.48 to 5.00. Men's Goodyear Welt dress shoes 2.48 to 7.00. Shoes for every family member defy competition. Don't overlook Warren's reliable shoe store.
President Poincare and Premier Viviani arrived in Paris today from Bordeaux. Foreign Minister Delcasse and diplomats were to follow later in the day.
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