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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1916

Page

6

Drink a Glass of Real Hot Water Before Breakfast

Health advice promotes internal drainage through a daily glass of hot water with limestone phosphate. It claims cleansing the stomach, liver, and bowels improves appetite, reduces toxins, and benefits digestion. The note targets a wide audience, urging use for constipation and bilious spells.

Learning a Trade Through Modern Technical Schools

Ambitious youths seek modern trades via polytechnic institutes technical schools and YMCA programs. Night courses and practical shop work equip students quickly with hands on training, leading to steady jobs in plumbing automobile repair welding machine work and more.

Opret Youre Men's Christian Association Aim Association Institute New York Chennis Young Men's Christian Association School of Commerce

How Can a Churchman Be a Heathen

Richard Smith and John Jones argue over church membership and heathen status in a humorous hunt for proof. Eight words prove nothing, tripping Smith through a string of witty exchanges with Roy Green and Brown, ending with Smith admitting defeat and reflection.

Richard Smith John Jones Smith Jones Roy Green Green Brown Dwight S. Wiseman Chicago Herald

Woman Victor In Three Round Go With Big Rat

In Chicago at the Stockyards Police Station Matron Nellie Sullivan fought a three round bout against a gigantic rat named Kid Rodent. She used a broom to fend off the animal as police intervened in the final moments with a club and revolver nearby.

Big Rat Chicago Nellie Sullivan Stockyards

Meandering Mike and Vloddingate quote from Washington Star

A playful exchange features Meandering Mike vowing to share wealth and Vloddingate replying he would shake hands as strangers passed by. The snippet captures a humorous street corner notion of liberal sentiment echoed in a Washington Star quote.

Washington Star

Printer’s Envelopes Offer Elegant Wedding Invitations

Local printer markets handsome wedding invitations and at home cards with dignified design. Prices and samples available upon request.

Mail Printing CO

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