Union Pacific Eyes Distribution Of Baltimore & Ohio Holdings
Executive committee of the Union Pacific recommends distributing its large Baltimore & Ohio holdings to common stockowners. The plan risks court challenges from preferred stockholders and faces possible years of litigation, as authorities weigh against concentration while dividend pressures rise. General Grant’s philosophy on facing the morrow frames the closing advisory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Trust
Morgan
New Haven
Department of Justice
Union Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Treasury
Treasury
McReynolds
Buffalo Express
Anxious Thought: Hope For Cheaper Money In 1914
The piece weighs the year just ended and previews 1914 with cautious optimism. It notes money may be cheaper and easier to obtain, despite inflation risks, and suggests a slow revival tied to money and crop developments. It cautions against fear and urges prudent, hopeful outlooks.
Horse Trading Secrets Warn Farmers Against Cheats
A Clarion man exposes common horse-trading tricks used to swindle farmers. The piece details camps along roads, lameness-inducing devices, greasy tricks to mimic founder, glander, or sickness, and methods to swap good horses for old plugs, with hired men enabling the swap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Country Girls Advise on City Employment Safety Rules
Mrs. Nan Sperry of Missouri issues guidance to country girls going to Chicago for work. She urges staying home if possible, but if moving to the city they should seek police or YMCA help, carry funds for a month, hide money in a stocking, avoid strangers, have a relative meet them, and return home quickly. Sperry calls her work a task of protecting naïve jobseekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Employment Officers
Chicago
Nan Sperry
Missouri
Curing Heaves and Dye Tactics for Horses
The article notes remedies for horses suffering the heaves including a surgical incision for relief and cautions about dyeing white horses with hair dye or washes for color. It also reports a Washington warning to potato growers about reusing sterilized sacks from Europe to prevent spreading diseases like late blight and scab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
Clarion Republican
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Europe
Tango risks for the aged warned by medical group
The American Medical Association notes dangers in popular dances like the tango and waltz for different ages. It cautions the young face morality concerns while the elderly risk heart strain and vascular issues from vigorous dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Manhood Suffrage Club Sparks West Side Social Debate
A New York founded henpecked husbands club outlines resolutions aimed at mutual happiness. Proposals include alternating dress hooks, limiting wives to three shared evenings, and allowing husbands Sunday leisure. The list prompts lively reaction in society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Side Society
A. S. Smythe
Germany News and Local Industry Notes
In Warren and surrounding areas, P S McMahon family visited War ren and Eugene Outrid traveled to Russell. Blakesley’s mill cuts Doughty Bros. logs while youths from the region work there. M C Gage winter teams for Marvin Clendening hauling logs to Akeley Pa. Government experts urge housewives to cook at home, promoting soups over canned products and praising homemade broths. Subscriptions to the Warren Mail are encouraged.
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Germany
P. S. McMahon
Warren
Eugene Outrid
Russell
Blakesley
Doughty Bros
Blakesly
Robert Ellsburg
M. C. Gage
Marvin Clendening
Akeley
Department of Agriculture
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THE
Warren Mail
the Home Folk’s Newspaper
Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
Penn’a
American Press Association
Grant
Country Girls
Ware Man
City
Woman Labor
County
Ss Eo Se
Dayton
Arrow
Redding Shoe Co
B. G. Gregory
Second Ave
Warren, PA
C. H. Smith Company
Pes Rc
Brussels
Bigelow
Electra
Roxbury
Axminster
Oro
Ay CO
Boig Opioo
Superior TE
C.H. Smith Company
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