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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
3
Erie health officials report an epidemic of measles in the city with more than 200 cases documented at the Board of Health office. Physicians warn the disease is hard to confine once started, while efforts to prevent further spread continue.
Hornell board of health passes a resolution requiring all fruit, vegetables, and meat dealers who display wares to install screen coverings during June through September each year. Dealers must place screens in doors and windows of their shops.
Mr and Mrs John Elbert driving near Barker town Swain to Newville road Nunda N Y saw a stick across the road He stopped and killed a large blacksnake nearly five feet long The sighting is noted as the first in years The report also covers state auto mobile and chauffeur fee totals for 1912 and local bank incorporation news and a corning farmer found dead in a corn field with heart failure given as the cause of death.
A narrator recalls childhood moments and a later pressure to adopt a habit described as a beverage. Colonel Stillwell responds with a terse memory of being compelled to recite and adopt as an adult.
A brief note praising the Karnak temple as a remarkable example of ancient Egyptian architecture, indicating its high civilizational achievement and historical significance.
In a Washington dispatch dated June 17 a riled veteran in Illinois describes a string of exhausting medical evaluations and misdiagnoses connected to his pension appeal. He faults doctors, jokes about a wooden leg, and accuses officials of cirkus tactics while demanding fair reconsideration.
The Frank A. Robbins All Feature Show visits Warren on Thursday June 27 with stars Hillary Long the Leons Herbert Brothers and others. The program includes two daily performances at 2 and 8 with a band concert and a large menagerie.
The article questions British dietary habits noting fish valued at 35,000,000 dollars was landed for food in the past year. It contrasts fish consumption with beef and discusses the nation’s eating preferences and imports and fisheries status.
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