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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1916

Page

2

Poor Burdened By Our Tax System Debates on Revenue Shift

A 1913 discussion argues the tax system weighs the poor more than the rich and proposes shifting burdens toward the wealthy. It cites income tax profiles, spending sources like liquor and tobacco, and outlines how different income brackets paid last year.

Congress Wilson Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Rcc Treasury Department Department Miy

Reproof by Polk Highlights Early Washington Habits

An 19th century portrait of Congress shows lawmakers indulging in hats on the floor, tobacco, and elaborate attire. Polk’s first leadership moment involved quelling members reading newspapers during sessions and ignoring the speaker. Women spectators faced harassment but attendance persisted amid gallery visits.

Washington House of Commons Francis B. Leupp Congress Capitol James Ek. Polk John Randolph Speaker

Plain Bill Simpson Named In Salisbury Amid War Talk

William F. Simpson joins the United States Marine Corps of Akron and adopts the name Plain Bill Simpson as his sobriquet in Salisbury. The elder Simpson explains the nickname origin and local usage reflects the tag.

Bill William F. Simpson United States Marine Corps of Akron Simpson Salisbury Young Simpson Bill Simpson

Club Sandwiches and Variations for Quick Luncheon

The club sandwich makes a fast luncheon with toast, lettuce, mayonnaise, and bacon, plus optional chicken or fish fillings. Variations include tomato, peppers, olives, celery and other spreads, with different bases like pâté de foie gras or sardines for flavor.

Flounces On Dresses And Coats Create Delicate Effects

The article describes artistic use of flounces in skirts and coats with colors and materials such as myrtle green faille jet and kolinski fur. it notes two flounced skirts with green and black skirts, a black peau de sole coat covering the green flounce, and variations with a third flounce in mousseline or net. A young model features a ribbon skirt with vertical lines and small rose accents.

Palm Beach Girl Bathing Hood Styled as Pilot Cap

A red rubber bathing hood with an embossed front pattern resembles a pilot cap. The ear covering provides comfort for divers and can be turned up when leaving the breakers.

Cheese on Toast Sauce from Old Recipe

Shave or grate half a pound of medium cheese and set aside. Scald two cups of milk with butter, then whisk in cornstarch cayenne salt mustard and Worcestershire with a splash of water. Stir into the hot milk and cook briefly, then add the grated cheese. Serve over crisp buttered toast.

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Entitled to Charge Quote Cites Lawyer Fees

A Louisville Courier Journal quotation notes that a professional earns for knowledge rather than effort. It comments that a young lawyer should command high fees because he “knows it all.”

Louisville Courier-Journal

One Word One Look Ends Years of Tender Ties

A single glance bolts a bond as affection fades swiftly. RBaleac notes the paradox of a moment erasing years together through a decisive stare.

Cost to Produce a Quart of Milk Examined

Dairying expert urges farmers to apply business cost accounting to milk production. Feed and labor are top costs with buildings, delivery, stock depreciation, taxes, and small items adding up. Cow-testing associations cut costs and boost profits. Pennsylvania offers free help to form and run them.

W. Lighty Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Mr. Lighty Cornell University New Hampshire New York Massachusetts New Jersey Connecticut Cornell Department of Agriculture Harrisburg

Rumor links Sibley to move from River Ridge Farm

The Oil City Blizzard reports Joseph C. Sibley of Franklin may abandon River Ridge farm where substantial funds were spent and relocate to Virginia. His manager has been buying land in Virginia for winter use, though the Franklin News says a permanent departure from Venango County is unlikely.

Joe” Sibley River Ridge Farm Virginia Oil City Joseph C. Sibley Franklin River Ridge The Franklin News

Quit Meat If Your Kidneys Act Badly

A newspaper-style health notice warns against kidney trouble from excessive meat intake. It promotes Jad Salts, a grape and lemon acid lithia blend, as a daily morning drink to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent urinary disorders.

Sage Tea Beautifies and Darkens Hair

A 50 cent Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound bottle at drug stores is claimed to darken gray or faded hair naturally and evenly. After one or two applications hair is said to look luxuriantly dark, restoring a youthful appearance, with the product described as a toilet preparation not a disease cure.

Wyeth Wyett

Hamburg Breast Tea for Cold Relief Promoted

An advertorial recommends a small package of Hamburger Brust Thee sold in pharmacies. A tablespoonful brewed in boiling water is advised to drink daily or at night to break a cold by opening pores and relieving congestion, with added bowel loosening effects. It claims safety as a vegetable, inexpensive remedy.

Hamburg

St Jacobs Oil promised to ease backache and lumbago

An advertising claim touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick, harmless remedy for backache sciatica rheumatic pain and lumbago. A 25 cent bottle is said to soothe by massaging into the affected area and relieving soreness within fifty counts.

Honest St. Jacobs St. Jacobs

Ely's Cream Balm Restores Breathing for Cold and Catarrh

Relief comes as Ely's Cream Balm clears nasal passages. A small fragrant antiseptic cream rubbed inside the nose soothes swollen mucous membranes and provides instant relief from nasal stuffiness, headaches, and discharge.

Ely

Warren Mail Subscription Drive In Advance

A local notice invites readers to subscribe to the Warren Mail at one dollar per year paid in advance. The ad highlights the low rate and urges prompt response to secure delivery.

Warren

Eddy Promotes General Law Services at 410 Pennsylvania Ave

L. C. Eddy advertises general law services at 410 Pennsylvania avenue west with prompt collection attention and business focus on legal matters.

Pennsylvania Avenue West

Printer-Investment Delivers Big Dividends for Business

The job department boasts a strong reputation for producing circulars known for attractiveness and style. These well crafted notices are described as effective in drawing in customers and securing business.

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