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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
5
The department offers 4 percent interest on savings accounts with semiannual compounding on June 1 and December 1. No notice is required for withdrawals. Deposits made on the 1st 2nd or 3rd receive interest for the full month. mail openings encouraged and accounts for children from one dollar exist. Banking by mail is highlighted as a specialty.
Trustees of the State Normal at Slippery Rock vote forty thousand dollars to construct a dormitory. The institution reports a senior class of two hundred twenty, the largest in its history. The Erie city assessed valuation stands just under twenty six million dollars, signaling growth.
A humorous exchange features Mrs Goodley accusing a clergyman of swearing during a vacation mishearing and her husband attributing the sound to a train. The line is framed as a clipped aside in The Catholic Standard and Times.
A London Times observation notes the long decline of old country fairs and feasts, whose dates once matched Lady Day and Michaelmas. This long trend suggests life in rural districts has become duller over the past fifty years.
Passenger asks conductor for his ticket while explaining the trunk key is in the baggage car and the mileage book is in the pocket of his second-best dress. Harper's Bazar notes the exchange in a domestic travel vignette.
A dialog fragment features a character asking why they should marry the speaker’s laughter and another retorting they are not a charity case and would not accept money anywhere. The exchange hints at dignity and self-worth beyond monetary help.
A special board of officers has been named by Secretary Meyer to investigate Tuesday’s boiler room blast on the battleship Delaware that killed eight men. The inquiry supplements Captain Cove’s ongoing Navy investigation into the first such accident in the fleet.
Fire at the George Irish Paper Corporation plant in Buffalo Monday morning caused about 200000 dollars in damage. Firemen battled the stubborn blaze for 48 hours as roof and walls collapsed yesterday afternoon. A dozen engines and three fire tugs fought the flames, with containment uncertain for a day or two.
The Senate confirmed William J. Youngs as United States attorney for the eastern district of New York and Michael Kerwin as pension agent in New York.
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