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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
5
The ad urges wage earners to protect their future by opening a savings account. It promises absolute safety and instant availability, notes that one dollar starts an account, and offers four percent interest compounded semi annually.
The Pennsylvania Bar Association will hold its annual meeting at Bedford Springs, Pennsylvania, on June 27 to 29. The event is announced amid local notes on area happenings and upcoming commencements.
Slippery Rock merchants raise funds to oil Main Street to reduce dust with thirty barrels used via a tank and sprinkling tube. If the experiment proves successful, all business district streets will be oiled.
The article argues that careful use of insecticides is essential to protect crops as insect attacks rise across fruit trees and vegetable gardens, promising bumper yields for farmers who spray intelligently.
A historical note on early parliamentary speakers showing the speaker’s shift from partisan role to dignity. It recalls Pitt era customs with porter toasts and the anecdote of Disraeli allegedly under influence and Gladstone’s sharp response about sources of inspiration.
The Warren street paving unload of brick began and excavation began Saturday. A grind organ man with a monkey toured Warren last Thursday collecting pennies from children. Warren Construction Co. won the contract to build a brick barn at the State hospital in North Warren for 34996 dollars.
Tallandier recalls a Paris archbishop who aimed to reproduce Rabelais’s imaginary abbey of Theleme in exact design. He claimed the resulting edifice would be the most perfect building ever known, a feat of imagination and architectural ambition referenced in Conway's Autobiography.
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