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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
8
The article argues that retailers must apply salesmanship to newspaper ads as in stores, emphasizing four keys: attract attention, create interest, convince, and prompt purchase. It warns newspaper salesmanship is harder, needs skilled illustrators and descriptive copy, and endorses syndicated advertising services to guarantee value.
Christian Beyer of Conewango township died at his home Sunday at about 1 15 am from chronic Brights disease. He had been ill for some time and confined to bed a week. He leaves a widow, two daughters Mrs Charles VanDeBoe and Mrs Arthur S ONeil, two sons Elmer C Beyer and Frank H Beyer, and his brother Frederick Beyer of Chicago. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday from the residence with interment in Kitchen cemetery.
Enquiries before August 1 for full term enrollments at Hoff Business College receive a special discount. This notice urges prompt written contact and applies to prospective students.
Scotch collie puppies advertised for sale. Inquiry directed to Orrin S. Russell, Warren, during July 20 to 31.
Michael Natronio of Chatsworth New Jersey dug up part of his yard and told his wife her grave was ready so she would not go huckleberrying tomorrow. His wife called for help, and officers arrested him after he resisted with an axe. He is jailed asylums bound for the State Hospital. he had earlier been incarcerated for months at the asylum but released on improved condition.
Edo ward M. Shepard's condition turned critical again last evening at Lake George New York. Dr. T. S. Henning remained in constant attendance through the night as Shepard had been losing strength for 48 hours but had rallied yesterday morning.
The Haitian cruiser Antoine Simon sails to Gonaives now under rebel control planning bombardment. A Delaware and Hudson train strike near Raceville New York kills four women at a grade crossing. Harrisburg hosts Democratic committees endorsing Governor Woodrow Wilson for president. The Spanish ambassador in Paris voices regrets over the arrest of M Bossett a French consul in Morocco. The American secretary of State denies any U S intervention in Cuba in a message to the Cuban secretary of state.
In Mexico rumors spread of a plot to kill President de la Barra. The Schwaben I Zeppelin completed a flight to Switzerland. Annie E Peck climbed two extinct volcanoes in Peru. David S Mills, ex president of Audubon Bank NY, was arrested for misapplication. Lewis Strang, Racine racer, died in Blue River Wisconsin. Ex Senator Aldrich contradicted Hines on Taft and Lorimer.
Eleven bodies are accounted for in the discovery of the sunken battleship Maine as investigators continue the salvage. The rest of the items reflect other national events and incidents reported in brief.
One Asiatic cholera related death was reported in Boston amid trade data showing US gains with Canada and the Orient. President Taft praised the reciprocity bill in Beverly Massachusetts. The Haytian government bought K R Dicks yacht American and converted it into a gunboat for Cape Haytien. A Toledo fire injured eight firefighters and caused $325000 in losses, destroying several buildings.
Reports describe tremors alarming Guatemala City and Curacao. A Stamboul fire leveled two miles of the area, destroying about 5 090 houses. Ex King Manuel leads an attempted restoration with about 10 000 men. The Chapin robbery diamonds closed with the last gem found in a Rock Island pawnshop. Teheran declares martial law as the Persian council accuses Sipahdar of disloyalty and calls for his resignation.
The first 1911 cotton bale marketed in McCrae Georgia brought 25 cents per pound. An Italian liner and an Austrian ship were quarantined in New York over suspected cholera. The Winfield State Hospital dormitory for the Feeble Minded burned. inmates evacuated safely. Roosevelt declined Illinois state fair address and said no speeches this summer. A J Balfour signaled resigning Tory leadership if the no surrender faction persists on the veto bill.
The Grace M. E. church official board plans to finish three large rooms in the basement for Sunday School use. The project, costing a substantial sum, aims to expand church facilities in Warren.
Miss Mabel Abbott entertained at the Outing Club dinner for Mrs Herbert Elvige of Allentown with twenty place settings. Miss Alice Titus hosted a gathering at her home where the engagement of Miss Bess Tochterman to Mr John Bethune McDonald of Atlanta was announced. Lady Warren Rebekah lodge visited Jamestown. the degree staff performed in Mt Tabor hall before returning home.
The article lists a variety of summer sandwich ideas using vegetables like lettuce cucumber tomato and watercress. It suggests tuna or sardine sandwiches with pickled additions and cautions against salty fillings. It also mentions nut and cheese fillings and picnic salads with celery and dressing as alternatives.
Numerous residents head to cities and lakes for visits, with relatives and friends in New York City Butler Diamond Point Lake George Meadville Cambridge Springs Olean Ridgway Erie Titusville Columbus Williamsport Butte City Montana Sugar Grove Crag Ashland and Baltimore. The items record arrivals departures and visits among families and locals.
President Taft warns against profiteering in Alaska and urges balanced policy to develop the territory. He recalls a 1907 channel discovery extending into the bay, notes a 12 800 acre tract, and emphasizes preserving fair administration while inviting investment for proportional returns amid criticism and public skepticism.
Atlanta July 27 The Georgia Senate unanimously approved a resolution urging a constitutional amendment to prohibit polygamy, signaling state support for a national reform.
Kittanning July 24 George Golden a shoe dealer shot and killed his wife at 1 am in their Wickboro home thinking there was a burglar. Golden, distraught, is under physician care after the fatal incident as Mrs Golden rose to close a window.
Local advertisers push mail campaigns with strong calls to action. The notice highlights quick responses and measurable returns, inviting businesses to place ads to boost sales and visibility.
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