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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

2

Corn Clubs For Farmer Boys

The Department of Agriculture outlines a plan to start boys corn clubs across Mercer Warren Forest Venango Elk counties. Gen Hulings will offer prizes after district cooperation, with bulletins ready to mail. Eligible youths aged 10 to 18 are urged to form clubs and submit rosters for state processing.

Department of Agriculture Willis J. Hulings Congress Mercer Warren Forest Venango Elk Hulings Gen. Hulings

Trees and the Air Purifying Power of Leaves

A reliable calculation shows a single tree cleans air by absorbing carbonic acid from many respirations. Humans emit about a hundred gallons of carbonic acid daily. one square yard of leaf surface can decompose about a gallon per day.

Shakespeare's Works Surpass Bible in Word Count by 41317

The Bard's works contain 41 317 more words than the Bible, with a total of 14.78 Q words. The plays include 277 characters, among them Hauset delivering 11 610 words.

Hauset

Man and His Thoughts Foresee Future Path

The essay asserts a man’s future hinges on the daily thoughts he privately nurtures. Pure thoughts lead to noble outcomes, while evil thoughts doom him to an inferior fate, regardless of circumstances.

Feminine Limitations in Fashion Knowledge

A Philadelphia Inquirer critique argues that women display erudition in fancy terms like colieune and mousseline de soie while failing to recognize basic dress fabrics such as calico and gingham. The piece highlights gendered expectations about knowledge in fashion across generations.

Philadelphia Inquirer

Niagara Name Origins Across the Lakes

The word Niagara derives from the Seneca neagara meaning across the neck, reflecting a land strip between the lakes. Early explorers and geographers recorded over thirty different readings of the name since the cataract’s discovery.

Niagara

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Ing First National Bank Warren, Penna Man Warren Trust Company Citizens National Bank, of Warren, Pa Molly By Maria Thompson Daviess Ibaa Warren Savings Bank Incorporated Warren, Pennsylvania Depository State of Pennsylvania H. E. Barnhart Second Street Werren Trust Company BELL
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