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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
5
The Sav ings Department pays 4 percent interest on deposits. Interest compounds twice yearly on June 1 and December 1. No notice is required to withdraw funds. Deposits made on the 1st 2nd or 3rd of a month earn interest for the full month.
A compact humorous item notes someone claiming to work through college while also soliciting readers to advertise in the Mail and subscribe to the Mail. The quip contrasts earning money from a parent with the idea of earning a degree.
Franklin news column reports Charles A. Steele brother of Dr. Preston Steele suing Lake Shore railroad for injuries near Eclipse refinery Franklin in January seeking 25000 dollars. Also notes deaths, arrests, and local civic updates including tax, industry, and barge canal route decisions.
Seth Stackweather, about 50, of Allen road west of Eagle Harbor New York, was struck by a trolley at 7 35 pm Sunday night and killed. The motorman says Stackweather stood behind a pole and leaped in front of the car as it reached the crossing. The body was taken to Medina and coroner Fairman arrived to investigate.
A freight locomotive boiler exploded near 30th Street Altonia Pa on the Pennsylvania Railroad. The falling boiler was struck by a second engine, causing a dramatic wreck that killed three railroad workers and injured three more. Investigators cite low water as the likely cause of the blast.
Count Tolstoy died Sunday at Astapovo ten days after leaving Yasnaya Poliana in search of solitude. Six doctors attended the stricken author, two heart specialists from Moscow, while Tolstoy lay unconscious in the death chamber with his wife and family present.
Nostalgic verse recalls a bygone Thanksgiving in the Land of Used to Be with memories of kinfolk, a tree, a table, a baking sister, and a turkey tale from Mark Twain era Baltimore American. The piece ends with a humor note about a turkey sent to Mark Twain when he was editor of a Nevada paper.
A waiter recalls a boss’s glare at a patron who paid a 50 cent bill and asked where to find a decent meal for that price, highlighting scarce affordable dining in the neighborhood.
The note records plans for a Sunday dinner with the Bishop, reflecting social custom in Town and Country. It captures a brief exchange where Willie asks if attending church is also required, revealing expectations around churchgoing with social visits.
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