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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
6
A store owner tells clerks to refer to the business as our store and share profits. The policy boosts effort and loyalty, as shown by employees' strong personal investment, pride, and a sense of ownership driving success.
An old remedy claims hot water with limestone phosphate cleanses the stomach liver and bowels to remove toxins causing headaches. It advises daily consumption before breakfast and suggests asking a pharmacist for limestone phosphate. Proponents say continuous use prevents headaches and related misery.
The store pledges to please patrons by supplying needed items at low prices. It offers prompt delivery and careful attention to telephone orders alongside in person service. Regular customers praise teas, coffees, and spices and are urged to try them.
Washington reports Indian agriculture and stock raising grew more in the past year than ever, per Indian Affairs Commissioner Cato Sells. The Panevo Tudinus and Papagos are highlighted for education, happier homes, and remarkable desert farming achievements despite severe conditions.
In Smith Center Kansas two stubborn farmers become local legends. One refused to accept high corn husker prices and let his field rot. The field holds about 2008 bushels of orida now overgrown with sunflowers. Another neighbor stored 1000 bushels in an uncovered crib and refused to sell at 7 cents a bushel. still there and ruined by seasons.
A Sumneytown farmer tests a new method where trained heifers scent and chase rabbits, promising a cheaper, effective alternative. The idea, popularized in Partfia, draws interest for its unusual livestock training.
Wenatchee, Wash. James Keane of Rock Island uses a 2550 foot galvanized iron pipe to move wheat from his plateau farm to a town warehouse. The line cuts transport costs to 2 cents a bushel and speeds handling to about a sack per minute. Last year he harvested nearly 100000 bushels on roughly 3000 acres and holds a local monopoly on the plateau's grain market.
In Muncie Indiana Joxepl Cegelka claims he was robbed of 45 after sharing a cigar given by John Adams at Mrs Martha Jones boarding house. Police say the cigar may have been doped and the men were together for about an hour before Adams left.
Wisconsin Governor Philipp receives a flood of letters from across the nation. Some ask for state action on issues from cow disputes to triplet birth bounties, poetry critiques, or debt collection. Others threaten or mischief warn, with the governor replying through aides or turning matters over to officials.
In Alameda two families together have twenty three children. Mrs W T Rooney recently gave birth to twins, the twelfth and thirteenth children in her family, with two previous deaths leaving eleven. Nearby Mr and Mrs B P Cavanaugh have twelve children. Bonney and his wife have sixty three and thirty seven in the household.
The article urges merchants to refuse Orphan and Just as Goods labels and to sell only well known branded merchandise. It argues that customers trust reputable brands, leading to faster sales and satisfaction, and advises dealers to insist customers get what they ask for to build a stronger business.
The Hillside City of Hope Mont Alto Sanatorium features patients showcased by the State Department at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. Samuel G. Dixon selected handicrafts from Mont Alto Presson and Hamburg, including weaving embroidery lace quilting carving carpentry photography and mounted plant specimens.
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