A June Christmas in a Nice Town Library Admission
The speech recounts the 32 year history of the Warren Public LibraryGift by Mr Struthers and the open access policy stressing equality for all patrons It notes that the library is a public institution run by elected officers and urges community support for future expansion and enhanced services through life memberships. The speech cites Governor Stone and Mr Wood stressing communal effort for a people s college open to every class sect and denomination. It calls citizens to join and contribute to sustain and grow the library for the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers
Free Public Library
Library Association
Warren Library Association
Mr. Struthers
Gov. Stone
A. D. Wood
Peoples College
Association For Life
Warren's New Library Prominent Market Street Gift
Warren's new Public Library stands on Market Street between Second and Third Avenues as a grand gift from E. D. Wetmore and A. P. Jefferson in memory of Francis Henry, Eliza Henry, Lansing Wetmore, Maria Wetmore, and Alice Jefferson. The Renaissance style building features a granite base lime stone columns bronze doors and a loggia with bronze memorials and hand carved ornamentation.
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Warren
Market Street
Second
Third Avenue
Messrs. E. D. Wetmore
A. FP. Jefferson
Francis Henry
Eliza Isabelle Henry
Lansing
Warren Public Library
Logia
Thomas Struthers
Mr. Struthers
Education Costs for Yale College Seniors
Education costs for Yale College seniors are examined. The class of 325 required about 1.9 million dollars overall with an average four year cost around 4 073 dollars per student. Individual totals range from 500 to 15000 dollars, and 120 students earned over 300000 dollars to fund their education.
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Yale Colege
Hughes and Fairbanks Nominated at Chicago Republican Rally
The Republican convention in Chicago nominated Hughes for president after a rapid roll call that saw most delegates switch to his camp. Fairbanks was chosen for vice president amid cheers as leaders celebrated party unity and a quiet, orderly outcome.
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Ohio
Fairbanks
Burkett
Hughes
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Hitchcock
Mr. Hughes
Favorite Sons
Colorado
Harding
New Jersey
du Pont
Delaware
Illinois
Sherman
Burton
Iowa
Cummins
New York
Root
Massachusetts
Weeks
Senator Weeks
Lodge
Union
Roosevelt
South Carolina
North Carolina
Missouri
Smott
Utah
John McGrath
Senator Lodge
Colnel Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Willis
Women Dominate Roles In Early 20th Century Professions
Among 5,864,492 U.S. farmers 257,703 are women. Miss Maude Meagher is the world’s successful masques writer. In Denmark Finland and Sweden women outnumber men by over 300,000. Grace R Finney heads Washington Public Library circulation handling over 800,000 books last year. Edith Wharton awarded French Legion of Honor for relief work. Women lead nine occupations including musicians teachers boarding house keepers housekeepers laundresses nurses servants stenographers and typists.
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United States
Maude Meagher
Denmark
Finland
Sweden
Grace R. Finney
Public Library of Washington
Edith Wharton
Letters of Administration Granted for Lydia Akeley Estate
Administration granted for Lydia Akeley late of Pine Grove Township Warren County Pa. Notice to debtors to pay immediately and to creditors to present claims for settlement. May 25-6 times.
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Lydia Akeley
Pine Grove
Warren County
Guardian account of Alvira Daugharthy to be confirmed
Notice states J C Russell guardian to present account for Alvira A Daugharthy to the Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pennsylvania on June 26 1916 at 10 a m for confirmation unless cause shown to the contrary May 24 1916 c A Clark Prothonotary May 25 4 times
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J. C. Russell
Alvira A. Daugharthy
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
C. A. Clark
Warren Chemical Products to Dissolve Petition Meeting
Notice is given of a special stockholders meeting of Warren Chemical Products Company at 310 Second Avenue Warren PA on Saturday June 17 1916 at 10 o clock a m. to approve or disapprove a petition to the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County for dissolution of the company. Secretary W ROGERS. April 27 to June 15 inclusive.
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Warren Chemical Products Company
Second Avenue
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
WANTED Attendants for the insane at State Hospital Warren
Classified notices show calls for male attendants aged 21 to 35 with fair education and reference required. Training in nursing is available with wages of 24 dollars monthly plus living expenses and raises, plus potential long service increases, dated May 25 41.
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State Hospital
Warren
Penn’a
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
The article promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, a 50 cent product said to darken gray hair evenly and naturally. A downtown druggist touts its effectiveness, noting it leaves hair lively after a few applications and is for cosmetic use only, not disease treatment.
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Wyeth
Drink More Water If Kidneys Bother
An old remedy urges increasing water intake to ease kidney discomfort caused by uric acid from meat. It recommends Jad Salts from pharmacists, a grape lemon lithia solution, as a daily in water drink to flush and normalize kidney function and prevent bladder irritation.
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Warren’s New Library
Hughes and Fairbanks
Warren G. Harding
William E. Borah
Idaho
Chicago
Hilles
National Committee For Organization
Philadelphia
Eldred Oil Company
Grant Phillis
Grand Valley
Penn Ave
Lehman
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West General Law Business
Suitter
Acines
DR. Miles
the Provident Life and Trust
A. W. Eaton
Warren, Pa
Buffalo
Cleveland
Erie
City OF
Bliwn
Cedar Point
Put-in-Bay
Toledo
Detroit
C. & B. Line
Seeandeee
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit CO
Association National Advertisers
New Stock Exchange Building
Philadelphi
Rerwyr Errr
Seit Bytall
Drageis
Warren Mail
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