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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
4
Johnson argues that desire must be matched by persistent effort and self discipline. The piece urges choosing a clear goal, whether wealth or success, and pursuing it with endurance while avoiding excuses and half measures. It cites a Maine example and concludes with a caution to choose wisely, as some rewards may sour.
A midwestern column argues that true prosperity comes from united residents sharing institutions and duties. It asserts schools require parental cooperation for discipline and growth, then shifts to a light exchange about yacht versus sailboat punchline from the Washington Star.
A local city man asks about investment prospects and a native replies with strong opportunity. He notes land bought by his father at eight dollars an acre long ago could be acquired now for two dollars per acre. The exchange highlights a striking price drop and potential profit for buyers.
The contrast between real life and theatre is seen when performers singing Auld Lang Syne on stage never forget the words. The note highlights reliable performance versus memory slips in a festive New Year scene.
A historical survey notes the vice presidents who died in office and confirms the line of presidential succession. It lists Clinton Gerry King Wilson Hendricks Hobart and Sherman, with burial places and ages, and covers later elected successors and constitutional change in 1886 defining succession and cabinet roles.
The forty fourth annual National Woman Suffrage Association meeting is announced for Philadelphia from November 21 to 26. The piece reviews Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton leading the early movement, its British and American milestones, and the expanding rights across states and nations. It notes key figures and organizations shaping suffrage history.
Charles Earl, solicitor for the Department of Commerce and Labor, submits a study on the government workmen compensation act. It covers injuries to artisans and laborers and shows $704,814.60 paid for nonfatal injuries and $112,879.02 to dependents from Aug 1 1908 to Dec 1 1911, with nearly $300,000 more since. The act aims for prompt, direct relief, no delays, and no government liability avoidance.
Every person should have a checking account whether they have a large business or personal needs. A business account is as important as an interest account to pay bills by check. Checks are convenient, clean, and serve as receipts for payments. They document expenditures and improve security and credit. The Warren National Bank offers check books for all account sizes. Our next article will cover Interest accounts.
Adjutant General George Andrews announces future enlistments will be for seven years total, with four years in active service and three in the army reserve. After four years soldiers may opt to transfer to the reserve without pay but can be recalled at any time.
In Melbourne an eighty two year old bachelor left behind a cache of twenty three hundred love letters dating from 1839 written by numerous women. The letters were discovered among his personal effects after his death.
Farmers announce a complete stock of field and garden seeds ready for spring orders. They offer samples and quotes at moderate prices and invite customers to call for service, aiming to please.
A comic sketch shows Mis tah Smithers questioning Rastus about a wedding postponed after the bride elopes with a man named Tham Jonsing. The piece is followed by a proverb from Harper’s Weekly and a moral about doing good for its own sake from H W Beecher.
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