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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
5
A wage earner is urged to protect dependents by opening a savings account. The notice promotes a strong bank with deposits fully safe and instantly accessible. It states a starting balance of one dollar and 4 percent interest compounded semi annually.
The article urges farmers to spray crops with proper insecticides as insect pests rise nationwide to protect fruit, vegetables, and garden truck and to achieve bumper yields for market.
An advertisement touts a new Sherwin Williams arsenate of lead process claiming bigger orchard profits. It promises higher market value fruit and vegetables with good suspension and light gravity. It states the chemical is deadly to insects but harmless to foliage with a pharmacy claim and brand names.
The national vagrancy committee estimates half a million hobos roam the U S and New York seeks a new remedy by sending tramps to a state farm for forced work. Bill before the legislature would require Panhandle Pete and others to hoe, shovel, and till the soil to cover their keep.
Rumor says the Meadville–Cambridge Springs line has been sold to owners of the Northwestern Railway, who bought the Meadville and Conneaut Lake Traction. A Venango oil producers meeting in Franklin will discuss High Grade Refining company aims and plans.
Promoters backed by Boston leaders plan a private hospital with 500000 capital split into 25 nondividend voting common shares and 4975 preferred shares paying 5 percent. Aimed at affluent patients, it promises comfort beyond public hospitals and a physician-businessman board.
Ida M Tar bell recounts in American Magazine how McKinley traded support for his 1890 tariff bill and then faced pressure from Texas senator Roger Mills to back the silver bill. The piece portrays protectionist politics and alleged legislative cynicism.
Berne believes completing the Lotschberg tunnel in two years will secure a direct line to Italy, fulfilling a long held ambition and bringing economic benefits to the Swiss capital.
Harvard University observatory has accumulated 290000 star photographs over the last twenty years. The collection documents celestial objects and their movements for long term study.
Norway imports about half a million sacks of rye flour from Germany each year, reflecting a major bilateral food trade link.
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