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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
6
A Navy enlistment guide outlines rapid pay growth, education paths, and multiple routes to commissions. It details apprentice seamen to seamen grades, wartime pay, and retirement options, plus avenues to become warrant officers and eventually lieutenants and officers through exams and Naval Academy slots.
Simon Booth, an Indian employee at Smith's Cove near Seattle, Washington, broke his leg while helping unload plates from a vessel. He endured two hours of work with the injury before finally seeking medical aid.
Berlin designates Bronday each week as shaveless igiay. Shaving is halted and shops close early to save energy. Business hours have been reduced to conserve light and Spiced products have been advanced.
Food administration head Herbert Hoover orders curtailment of sugar shipments to candy and syrup producers until January when new Cuban sugar arrives. Reports say buyers offer 25 cents a pound. Hoover warns against profiteering. He expects only a temporary shortage and urges patriotism and conservation. Retailers seeking large profits will be watched.
The air war is moving from lone dogfights to heavier bombers and armed craft. Officials and advisers note parallel progress with warships and expect larger fleets under congressional support. Emphasis turns to faster bombing planes with stronger armament and rumors of ram aircraft.
The Register of Warren County announces that various administrators executors and guardians have filed their accounts for estates including Wilton G Nichols Robert Henry Smith Fitch Burroughs Karl Whiton Sylvanius Peiffer Lewis Baker Mrs John Munson Luella Pitcher Mary Grinder W H Mix Irene A Smith Henry A Booth Reuben E Schwab Walter Hodges August Ecklund Flora Kraeer and others. The First Final Partial and Distribution accounts will be presented to the Orphans Court on December 3 at 2 6 P M for confirmation and allowance. Henry H Bassett Register. Warren Pa November 3 1917.
In the Argonne and Vauquois areas a French officer guides reporters through deserted villages and shelled fields. German and French guns fire rarely, while trenches, mines, and ruined dugouts tell of a distant, tedious battle life. A German shell lands with little impact as officers joke about the war’s slow pace.
Barred Plymouth Rocks are highlighted as a top general purpose breed valued for egg production and meat. Originating in Massachusetts over 50 years ago, they are hardy, early maturing, and profitable in various keeping conditions from free range to city backyards, with detailed barring specifications for both genders.
American sugar will relieve Paris of a flour and milk based cake shortage. The city faced five day baking weeks and declining quality as sugar vanished. Relief arrives as shipments from the United States resume sugar supply, allowing Paris to resume making its famous small cakes.
George B. Munn attorney for George Anderson administrator presents petition to Warren County Orphans Court requesting discharge as administrator and release of bondsmen from liability. Hearing set for December 3 at 10 AM. Nov 8, 1941.
WM. COOK & SON states RAT-SNAP is the finest rat and mouse exterminator they have used. It delivers on all claims and more. Available in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00. Newell Brothers Warren Pa.
Notice is given that administration of the estate of Minerva Aj late of Warr Warren County Pennsylvania has been granted to an executor. Debts are due to be paid to the undersigned and those with claims must present them for settlement. Sincerely, Charles E. Arlen Executor. Also appears a Jersey City Stock Yards Co notice. RAT-SNAP endorsement stating success in extermination of rats with three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00.
The article notes that pigeons remain vital in warfare, with automobile buses carrying a pigeon core atop each vehicle. Each army corps operates several, ferrying birds to locations as needed. Drivers are trained pigeon experts ensuring birds are fit for service.
A small classified note invites readers to mail orders for printing to The Mail in Warren Pennsylvania with notices that prices are acceptable. The brief item emphasizes mail enrollment and affordable rates for print jobs.
A vintage ad touts RATSNAP as a rat and roach killer that attracts pests from other foods, cremates carcasses, and remains effective without mixing. It comes in 25c 50c and $1.00 sizes and claims to be dry and stable.
Dr Silas Wright Geis of New York argues that expanding the lowest ribs and adopting a tall sway-backed posture increases lung expansion and overall vitality. He asserts one pure impulse with no local muscle effort can shape the attitude, improving physical welfare and endurance along with buoyant willpower.
Dr. Bashford Dean notes seed pods of snap dragons resemble mummied human heads when arranged on stalks, with color and facial features mimicking. A rabbit skull’s sphenoid bone resembles a fox head, used by English fox hunters as a scarfpin emblem. Squash seeds dry into markings some Orientalists tried to read as secret signs.
The buffalo wandered the plains seeking fresh pasture and winter movement drew them from the Central Plains to the South. Their migratory trails became deeply worn ruts guiding commerce as engineers from both species found common ground along those routes.
A mass Seattle meeting discussed defensive measures against a feared woman slugger tied to murders of Miss Uth de Merrit and Mrs. Florence Webb. Proposals included interning peddlers, placing chain locks on doors, and arming women for the duration of the emergency.
The guide urges keeping large blotters in the sideboard for emergencies. Prompt blotter use under the cloth and over spots absorbs moisture at once and helps save the table during meals.
A method to polish boots fast uses a drop of paraffin oil in the slacking solution. It helps the Polish spread evenly and prevents leather from cracking, keeping damp footwear supple.
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