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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1914

Page

6

New Banker Creed Signals Rural Finance Reform

A Philadelphia agricultural conference highlights a shift toward bank support for farmers. The Bankers’ Creed in Bankers Farmer urges bankers to act as agricultural missionaries, aiding soil health, crop quality, and rural prosperity. Endorsed by leaders across states, the movement aims to broaden banking beyond deposits toward community welfare.

John Wesley Pennsylvania New Banker Banker-Farmer B. F. Harris First National Bank Champaign Ill Agricultural Commission American Bankers’ Association Mies Harris Philadelphia St. Louis South Oklahoma State Bankers’ Association Evry Pensylvania F. D. Coburn Kansas State Board of Agriculture

Hay Tools and Equipment Listing Mixes Agricultural Machinery

A fragmented 19th or early 20th century classified listing shows items for sale or reference including Harrow Hay Loaders Hay Presses Hay Stackers Heating Systems Hog Cholera Serum Kodaks and Supp Ladies Suits Cloaks Letter Carrier Lighting Systems and other farm implements. The scattered text also mentions Painters equipment Milking Machines Pumps and Attachments and plows.

HECK Harrow Kodaks Supp Lightning Reds Motor Cycles Nerseries Organs Pianos

Jamestown Office Rooms in Chadakoin Building

Readable listing shows office rooms at 414 416 Chadakoin Building and 114 116 118 West Third Street Jamestown New York near the Post Office. Abrahamson Begelow Co. block location referenced.

Chadakoin West Third Street Jamestown N. Y Abrahamson-Begelow Co

Treatment Claims for Wide Range of Ailments

A historical note lists numerous diseases and conditions such as eye and ear issues, cataracts, tumors, deafness, ulcers, kidney diseases, skin cancers, stomach ailments, rheumatism, dyspepsia, and nervous disorders, asserting successful treatment without operation or pain. The fragment emphasizes chronic and obstinate digestive and systemic ailments being treatable.

Goitre treatment claims success without operation

Testimonial notes Dr Brown's goitre cure with no surgery or pain. Beatrice J. Smith of Jamestown reports hers vanished in two months after treatment. Gust A. Anderson of Niagara County says heart and stomach symptoms improved with the same regimen. William Hartley of Middleport credits the treatment for his large goitre and quitting work.

Brown Gust A. Anderson Maple St City, Niagara Co N. Y Johnson Creek Dr. Brown Buffalo Lockport Gasport Middleport Johnson’s Creek

Catarrh Sufferer Credits Remarkable Relief to Remedy

Jefferson Armstrong of Middleport New York describes chronic catarrh affecting stomach head nose throat liver kidneys and bowels. After taking the remedy he reports all old troubles disappeared and praises its wonderful help for better health and energy.

Dr Brown cancer remedy testimonial in Jamestown 1912

Mary J Ziegen testifies under oath that Dr Brown, at Chadakoin Building, cured a year long cancer on her left cheek without curing pain. She urges others in Jamestown Celoron to seek his treatment and confirms residence and veterans' family ties. Sworn Nov 8 1912 before Notary Florence E Terry.

Celoron Mary J. Ziegen N. Y Florence E. Terry Notary Public

Parcel post rates extended to seeds and plants today

Washington March 14 extension of parcel post rates to seeds cuttings bulbs roots and various plants becomes effective by order of Postmaster General Burleson. The act repeals the old special rate and applies regular parcel post rates. Parcels up to four ounces pay one cent per ounce or fraction. parcels over four ounces follow the pound rate by zone.

Washington Burleson Congress

Wanted Female Cook For State Hospital Job

Classified notice seeking a female cook. Apply to Mrs. Goodrich, Housekeeper, State Hospital, North Werren, Pa. March 12 19 26.

Mail Office ad promotes Calling Cards and Invitations

An advertisement from Warren Pa promotes the Mail Office offering Calling Cards and Wedding Invitations. It invites subscriptions to The Warren Mail at one dollar per year in advance.

Warren

Radium Offered for Trial Treatment in February

Dr. R J Brown specialist in Chada koin building has secured radi um praised by scientists in Europe and America as a remedy for cancer blood and nerve diseases and invites trials of one week during February for those seeking treatment.

R. J. Brown Chadakoin Europe America

Cured in Three Weeks by Radium Treatment

Johns Hopkins University announced that a radium solution inhaled in an assigned room cures cancer and other ailments. Ordinary cases are cured in three weeks, with both poor and rich treated. Reported benefits include Bright’s disease diabetes arteriosclerosis gout rheumatism fibroid tumors deafness goitre and tuberculosis.

Johns Hopkins University

Left Eye Sight Restored by Dr Brown Treatment

Mrs Lois Honeysett of Jamestown New York reports sudden blindness and severe headache. After one month of treatment by Dr Brown her sight was fully restored with painless care. She advises others with eye trouble to consult him.

Brown Lois Honeysett Jamestown N. Y R. D

Deafness Cured by Dr Brown Says Jamestown Resident

Emery Woodard of Jamestown reports drastic hearing improvement after ten years of progressive deafness. At 75 he claims he can hear conversations clearly now and credits Dr Brown’s treatment with the remarkable results.

Dr. Brown Emery Woodard Jamestown R. D

Blind Child Cured by Dr. Brown

The Sentinel reports a five year old girl named Margaret cured after medical treatment by Dr. R J Brown. Previously she suffered a swelling that blinded her, made sunlight painful, and left her eyes bandaged. After Brown’s care she began to see colors and flowers again and her cataracts disappeared.

the Sentinel R. J. Brown Maragaret Brown Little Margaret

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Middle West Corn Exchange National Bank Charles S. Caldwell Clarion Clarion State Normal School Andrew Thomas Smith Warren Mail Information Bureau P. O Ford THE Prof Erlich Operes Iene He Jefferson Armstrong Middleport, N. Y New York Munn & Co F St Washington, D
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