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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
2
A public health plea urges residents to eliminate fly breeding by sealing garbage cans and keeping areas clean. It warns that uncovered waste and unhygienic stables spread flies, and recommends kerosene in dumps and one screened manure pit to curb infestations.
As heat approaches the season dairy men are warned not to hold milk for shipping. Do not mix morning and afternoon milks. hold and ship each portion cooled the same day or night to keep bacterial counts low. Train schedules may need adjustment to the new cooling plan.
A well dressed stranger flatters Mrs. Mary Cammera of Mount Vernon Mesa about her cow. He pats the animal then distracts her with chloroform from grass and steals $300 from her waist before fleeing. Local authorities investigate the puzzling caper.
The Warren Mail announces a subscription price of 1 dollar per year paid in advance for new readers.
Philadelphia reports jubilant Washington leaders after a June 30 Progressive gathering in Pittsburgh. Roosevelt’s return to the stage sparked scenes echoing 1912, with Pinchot pledging victory and pledging to dethrone Penrose.
Dwight B. Heard of Arizona lauds Gifford Pinchot as a practical conservationist who tackles core questions by living the cowman’s life and traveling the West, shedding pretensions and focusing on real issues.
The city of Madgeburg Prussia funds and maintains extensive bicycle routes. Cyclists can travel many miles on smooth country roads that emphasize safe, pleasant riding experiences.
A witty line from Meditations of Jeremiah of Joppa notes it is easy to be happy when the sun shines and birds sing and aches are forgotten yet the speaker laments aloud the drat of forgotten pains.
Local notices recall an Atchison resident known for changing jobs quickly and being called a genius by friends and critics. The obituary tribute notes his reputation as a peculiar figure in the community.
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