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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
6
A successful industrialist explains that his real investment totals a billion dollars, found not in cash but in the loyal, friendly attitude of his employees. He tells how a South customer’s factory tour revealed the value of that culture and its impact on customer faith and product reputation.
A well known authority warns against meat heavy diets as overworking the kidneys and causing backache and urinary distress. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days to flush and normalize kidney activity, noting the drink is safe, refreshing, and long used to prevent bladder disorders.
Manhattan Kan Use of electricity on the farm for convenience safety or comfort is urged by G G McNair instructor in electrical engineering at Kansas State Agricultural College. Twelve years ago farm lighting plants were a novelty today they are growing in popularity. Plants cost about 14 dollars and up with small capacity and daily charging requirements.
For the first time in Denver county court history the will of a man whose death has no record is set for probate. George T. Sheets, a contractor, wrote the will in 1900 at age seventy two and disappeared a year later. Attorney Edwin Parke found the document in Sheets safe and turned it to the court clerk.
The Citizens National Bank of Warren will hold its stockholders annual meeting at the bank office on Tuesday January 11 1916 from 3 to 4 pm for election of a Board of Directors. O A Pressel cashier Warren Pa December 16 1915.
Notice of annual meeting for election of directors and other business. Meeting at Warren Pa office on Thursday January 13 1916 at 2 p m. W C Heasley assistant secretary and treasurer. Warren Pa December 16 1915.
An easterner summering in Montana hooks a monster trout from a fallen pine. A bear rises beside him and he hurls his string of fish at the animal, then vanishes into the river. The bear watches from the pine as the man reaches camp. no pursuit is made.
Professor Elis Stromgren and J Braae conclude eight comets traced to the solar system after backward perturbation calculations. The study challenges the view that comets come from interstellar space, asserting a solar origin for all observed comets.
The 52nd annual meeting of the bank’s stockholders will convene at the directors’ offices. Polls open from 2 to 3 p m. T Conarro is cashier of the institution.
Elizabeth New Jersey farmer Elmer Reichard near Galloping Hill raises pigs in woodlands infested with snakes. After releasing pigs, a New York restaurant praised pork with a curious flavor and ordered more. Reichard now trials substitutes, suspecting roots may impart the taste.
Stockholders of the Warren National Bank Warren Pa will attend a directors meeting with polls opening from 1 30 to 2 p m E H Lampe cashier Warren Pa December 16 1915
The 46th Annual Meeting of Warren Savings Bank stockholders will elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. The meeting will be held at the banking office on Tuesday January 11, 1916 at 8 o'clock. B Ensworth, Cashier.
The Pennsylvania Gas Company will hold its regular annual meeting on January 26 1916 at 10 o clock a m to elect nine directors and transact other business. H H McConnell secretary. Subscribe for the Warren Men one dollar a year in advance.
A student group at Fort Hays Kansas normal school formed the Anti-Ain’t Association to teach proper English usage. Members include most students, aiming to abolish the word ain’t and reduce slang, with focus also on banning misuse of come and nice. Professor P Casper Harvey organized the effort.
A fragment reports a newborn weighing nineteen and a half pounds born to Nerican Woman at EH Nonte in California. The text is incomplete and lacks essential context.
A 19th century home remedy touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a way to darken gray hair, clean scalp, and stop itching. The nostrum promises rapid color change and restored gloss using a cent bottle applied with a sponge to small strands nightly.
A health remedy advises drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to flush poisons from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this refreshes the blood nerves and muscles and prevents biliousness headaches and digestive upset.
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