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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
5
The Wage Earner urges workers to protect their futures and dependents by opening a savings account. It promises absolute safety and instant access, noting a starting deposit of one dollar and four percent interest compounded semi annually.
William Reginald Wheeler son of ex Congressmen Wheeler of Endeavor Forest county earned high honors at Yale this year. Becket a newspaper boy in Olean was found dead in a bathtub from gas asphyxiation after turning on a burner. Snake crop in Forest county remains near average with a large black snake killed in Nebraska barge yards and a yellow rattler killed near Tionesta. John W. Martin, Westfield pipeline veteran, dies. funeral held. Dynamite failed to explode after a horse scare in Tionesta. Candy store thief Clyde Howard fined ten dollars in Jamestown. Bradford relatives reimbursed store owners. Five Erie youths survive a gasoline boat explosion. Scranton physicians protest birth-report arrests by state health department. Ellwood City youths photographed a wading girl trio. Five year old Donald Amey suffers severe rat bites.
Chauncey P. Rogers Jr of Corry Pa named assistant auditor general in Harrisburg. Charles Miller of Frogtown Clarion county to receive 250 dollar reward for aiding in capturing R G Harris an escaped inmate. Titusville Motor club tests calcium chloride road dressing on macadam road near Hyde town. Three Butler physicians fined 100 dollars for issuing liquor prescriptions to an intoxicated man. C O Thomas captured near Nebraska for stealing driving horses from George Agnew and jailed after arrest. Holka execution record recalled with sheriff’s later formal return.
The London Field notes lions habitually eat porcupines, confirmed by Captain Dumbell and two English sportsmen. Lions have porcupine quills on their noses faces and paws, suggesting indifference to pain and a taste for spiny flesh.
The couple discusses many dishes possible from surplus food. The bride notes a large amount of leftovers since she began cooking, reflecting on resourceful enjoyment of meals.
A New York man parades into a Broadway millinery, demanding a refund for his wife’s unworn $35 hat. He carries a large box and proclaims his wife has already bought three hats this season, while the saleswoman quips that Napoleon would have slept through such a purchase. The moment amuses bystanders as the upset customer seeks relief.
George Augustus Sala recounts a curious toxology anecdote in which a jealous lover offers a poisoned half of a peach to a target and eats the other half while laughing, only to be exposed and punished. The tale notes the peril of deceit and the fate of being found out.
Pat and his brown mare, lean blind and lame, draw crowds in Garry. A boy mocks Pat by asking the horse’s value in work, and Pat replies the mare can draw attention of ivory food in town. The joke ends with the housekeeper’s quip.
The brain is more active in dreaming than in wakefulness. Dreaming begins the moment sleep starts its work and intensifies with vivid dreams. The passage hints at the brain's heightened activity in dreams and ends with a Beecher quote praising good nature.
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