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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
2
A former college student took over a near forgotten Pennsylvania hilltop orchard. By applying scientific methods, market study, and premium packaging he built a $2,000 yearly net profit and plans to incorporate for $100,000. Incorporated farming could become common tomorrow.
A column argues the farm embodies life and civilization. It notes industrial leaders seek country homes to escape urban monotony and stresses that working the land teaches sober, thoughtful, and hopeful attributes, linking agricultural life to true vitality.
Advertisement states a subscription to The Warren Mail costs $1 per year in advance.
The article argues sub sealing can reclaim unprofitable soils and notes dynamite as useful for breaking hardpan and deepening shallow soils. It urges willingness to invest in fertilizer lime and manure, warning that reluctance harms soil improvement and framing prudent expenditure as sound farming.
The text argues legumes store nitrogen in soil and feed livestock, producing manure that preserves fertility. Farms growing leguminous crops will increase in value, while those focusing only on small grains will decline in value. The conclusion states there is no viable alternative.
An essay argues that self restraint reduces harm from anger, citing Confucius and neurologists. It notes that anger disrupts body functions, can worsen high blood pressure or heart issues, and may trigger illness. Calm, directed energy is encouraged for healthier character and mental well being.
A crisp $100 bill was received at the State Treasury postmarked Pittsburg. The sender asked Treasurer Young to place the money in the conscience fund as income tax not turned in.
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