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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
5
The Wage Earner urges workers to protect dependents by opening a Savings Account in a strong bank. Savings can be started with one dollar and earn four percent interest, compounded semi annually, with funds available at a moment's notice.
A local notice proclaims a complete stock of field and garden seeds ready for spring orders. It promises very best quality at moderate cost, offers samples and quotes, and invites customers to call for service.
Bristow places third in Kansas poll. Taft sixth in overall first second and third choice tally. Roosevelt leads with 9,369 votes when combining first and second choices. La Follette close behind. Bristow also strong on overall tallies.
A Chicago doctor who wished for a “critter” receives a string of gifts from a mysterious sender. Packages include a Boston bull terrier, white mice, two canaries, goldfish, a white rabbit, stuffed doves, mounted roosters, and a stuffed horse. The sequence ends with the doctor rejecting further parcels unless sender identifiable.
A large boa constrictor in India was photographed while swallowing a full grown pig. The event demonstrates how snakes can devour animals larger in girth than themselves due to their unique anatomy.
The robin proves valuable to fruit growers by feeding on grubs caterpillars and June bugs, patrolling fields from spring to fall. Its impact varies with farm size and fruit amount, as it eats a mix of wild and cultivated fruit while aiding pest control.
Hospital Auxiliary donated two water coolers and 1,000 sanitary cups with a wire basket. Mrs Hoffman contributed three Easter lilies. Lillies came from churches. Mrs Clara Fouch sent four dozen bananas and a large basket of eggs. Mrs O W Beaty canvassed and painted the Lying-in Room and Mother’s Room, supplying two pairs of curtains and three rugs. Mrs F H Rockwell contributed warming avenue items.
An Indian boy at Hampton Institute wrote a composition on Patrick Henry noting he was not a bright boy with blue eyes and light hair. He quoted Henry’s famous line Give me liberty or give me death, using it to comment on the leader’s education and wit.
Local readers are urged to place ads in the Mail to reach a broad audience. The notice touts strong response rates and quick visibility for products, services, and events, promising effective results for merchants.
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