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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
4
The piece notes repeated errors by the General Assembly in setting game seasons for grouse and other species. It warns that hunters from October through December may wrongfully shoot grouse if seasons begin before or extend after grouse closure, due to opening dates for woodcock and rabbit seasons.
April death toll in Pennsylvania hits 9 960 with 849 TB deaths and 1 456 pneumonia fatalities. Officials push public education and institutional work against tuberculosis while noting April as the worst month for pneumonia. The Bradford Era touts a seven column expansion and references a forthcoming state Democratic convention debating tariffs.
The outlook for principal crops grows brighter with steady iron and steel activity and rising copper demand. Harvests promise large value, boosting national prosperity. Rail earnings rise, bank clearings exceed prior years, and foreign trade strengthens. A shift from macadam to brick paving gains momentum, with Allegheny County moving away from macadam roads.
The Farm Management office of the United States Department of Agriculture in Washington has prepared a circular on the wild onion problem. It details a plan to exterminate the pest and will be sent free to anyone requesting it.
Thomas D. Allen of Battle Creek completes refit and furnishings for a modern baths and treatments parlor in the Crandall building basement at 221 Hickory street. Allen, a Battle Creek Sanitarium alumnus, offers massage corrective gymnastics and Turkish baths with nickel plated equipment and white interior.
The facility offers electric light bath cabinet therapy, mirrors and lamps for sunlike heat, sinusoidal and galvanic electric baths, modern massage and showers, and a cold plunge. Hours run 9 am to 1 pm for ladies and 1 pm to 9 pm for gentlemen with later slots by appointment.
Appointed by Gov. Stuart, William M. Hargest of Harrisburg becomes Assistant Deputy Attorney General and James N. Moore of Butler is named Director of the Legislative Bureau of the State Library Edinboro Normal notes favorable surroundings and capable instruction with a free catalogue, signed by Principal John F. Bigler.
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