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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

7

Treason to Your Town: Mail Order Spending Urges Local Reform

E F Bussey warns Western New York publishers that mail order buying drains local commerce and expands national firms profits. He cites a Chicago firm with 53 million dollars yearly business and studies a small town sending thousands of dollars monthly to distant houses. He argues local shops offer better value and reliability, urging personal selection over catalogue purchases.

New York Chicago

Trees that adorn streets and civic pride in planting

The article urges towns to plant and care for street trees by permanent bodies, using deep holes with rich soil, root protection, and cement wound treatment. It warns against overhead wires by pushing undergrounding ordinances and encourages youth involvement for community pride.

Women Paint Their Church in Burlington

Women of a Burlington church undertake a beautification project to paint their edifice. Led by the pastor’s wife, they fundraise to hire a decorator to finish the top of the building, aiming to keep church improvements on track despite tight funds.

Burlington N. J

Public Health Promotes Medical Standards and Safety

A Carnegie Foundation report criticizes U S medical colleges for lagging behind other fields while praising physician-led gains over the past two decades. It urges public cooperation to raise qualifications, notes Koch and germ theory, and highlights city efforts to protect babies, fight tuberculosis, and enforce pure food laws.

Carnegie Foundation Osler Oxford National Board of Health Committee of One Hundred Congress Elliot Harvard University Bok The Ladies’ Home Journal J. H. Kellogg Battle Creek Stanley Hall United States Army Federation of Labor National Grange League For Medical Freedom American Association For the Advancement of Sciences Department of Health America Department of Agriculture

Lawyer I Ball moves office to Warren Bank Building

Attorney I Ball announces relocation from Beaty building to room 8 on the second floor of the new Warren National Bank Building. Take the elevator. Bell Telephone 165. J. Eddy.

Beaty New Warren National Bank Bell Telephone

Queen City Piano Company seeks charter in Warren Pennsylvan ia

An application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on June 30 1910 under an act to incorporate certain corporations for the charter of Queen City Piano Company. The intended charter would authorize buying selling and leasing pianos and other musical instruments and affirm all rights and privileges of the act. Jank W Steck Theodore Steck Gust Peterson and M T Steck petition for incorporation with Solomon D U ARIRD as solicitor. Warren Pa June 6 1910 June 9-16-25

Pennsylvania Jank W. Steck Theodore Steck Gust Peterson M.T. Steck Queen City Piano Company D. U Arird Warren

Warren Acme Oil Company seeks dissolution decree

In the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania the Warren Acme Oil Company petitions for a decree of dissolution. The court fixes Monday July 11 1910 at 10 a m for the hearing. All interested persons may attend and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Binckley Alexander and Clark solicitors for petitioner.

Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pennsylvania Warren Acme Oil Company Binckley Alexander & Clark

Dwarf Pear and Apple Trees For Small-Tub Decoration

In Germany dwarf standard pear and apple trees about four feet tall and pyramidal in form are grown in small tubs for decoration. The trees bear from ten to 30 pears or apples which, when nourished with muriate or potash, are highly colored and effective, both in the blossom and the fruit. Helena Rutherford Ely in Scribner's, Sy

Germany Helena Rutherford Ely Scribner’s

A Gentleman’s Guiding Principles

A Confucian portrait of a gentleman who stays constant yet adapts. He straightens his robe, settles his face, and radiates stern dignity. He shuns violence and levity, treats all with equal gravity, and dares not slight any person in bearing or speech.

Confucius

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