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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
5
The article urges wage earners to protect their futures by opening a savings account in a strong bank. It notes deposits are absolutely safe and available at a moment’s notice, with one dollar starting an account and four percent interest compounded semi annually.
J H Haggerty a well known DuBois baker was found dead in bed at 12 50 this morning after retiring Thursday night. Authorities note no sign of foul play and the death is under investigation.
RS Mrs John B Henderson wife of Missouri senator hosts a weekly health and beauty dancing class at Boundary Castle. The group practices Isadora Duncan to Ruth St Denis styles with maids and matrons ages from debutante to grandmother as Mrs Henderson directs and teaches. She aims to elevate dance to fine art beyond crowded over heated ballrooms.
An article urges growers to use insecticides wisely as insect pests rise nationwide. It argues proper spray methods protect crops and boost yields sent to market.
A compact note emphasizes persistence in campaigns or competition, stating no victory comes from a single strike or single advertisement. It stresses ongoing effort and repeated measures to achieve success.
Tresspass signs forbidding hunters and other trespassers from entering premises are for sale at The Warren Mail office in Warren Pennsylvania priced at 10 cents each.
Fusan and Jinsen are Korea two principal ports. Fusan a major Far East port lies thirty miles from Tsushima with dense population and strong commercial activity including 20 000 Japanese residents. Jinsen opened to trade in 1882 grew from a small fishing village to a prosperous town with about 5 500 residents one third Japanese.
The article notes that Arizona California New Mexico Utah and Washington materially increased their silver production last year. A quoted line from a young candidate asserts a policy to jail every law breaker and evader provoking a prominent citizen to exclaim the plan would lock up the entire community.
A western couple reportedly parted ways after he shared limberger cheese and she ate onions, a quirky grievance cited as the basis for their breakup.
A letter recounts how Electric Bitters healed the son of Peter Bondy after kidney trouble. Despite doctors, six bottles brought wonderful improvement. Warns kidney ailments may lead to drop sy, diabetes or Bright's disease and urges use of Electric Bitters from all druggists with guarantee.
The Mail Office offers prompt and reasonable service for auction bills syrup labels letter heads and all kinds of job printing to meet local needs.
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