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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
6
The piece analyzes family living costs for 94 percent of households, noting average annual wages $446 on farms, $567 factories, $512 rail/express, with family upkeep near $900. It argues two workers are often needed, outlines price increases for foods over ten years, compares wage gains to living costs, and critiques meat import duty cuts and their impact on workers and farmers.
Buy direct and save money on tires described as double thickness with 10 to 12 layers of fabric and nearly an inch of tread. Claims include 100 percent greater wearing depth, longer mileage, and puncture resistance, suitable for severe service and used in U S Government and European War Service. Introductory prices include 10 percent discounts for multiple tires and an additional 10 percent for non skids, with order formats and price list available on request.
In Carlisle Pennsylvania a local resident reports Queen Elizabeth, a Minerva hen, laid 3435 eggs in 343 consecutive days backed by the owner and his wife. The claim outruns Lady Eglantine’s 314 eggs in 360 days with a daily egg during every day including holidays.
A plan to raise a 2000 member volunteer police force in Chicago is proposed to support regular police in keeping the city clean. In Montclair New Jersey a preacher and a doctor were fined 400 for killing pheasants through a mistaken act. After becoming mayor of Wellsville Ohio a man assaulted the editor of a paper that opposed him, then charged himself, pleaded guilty and paid a fine.
The text argues that bodily weaknesses may lie in organs other than those showing symptoms. It urges comprehensive medical exams for persistent headaches or pains, praising rational living and medical guidance to recover. It notes men and women may face different pressures in seeking examinations.
A century ago a hunter used a gun to bag two deer, but now the pattern shifts as a woman with powder on her cheeks goes out and obtains a man, signaling a change in hunting roles and gender dynamics.
Handsome and dignified wedding announcements and invitations with home cards offered at moderate prices. Samples and pricing available from Mail Printing Co.
Reported Serbian forces near the Montenegrin border after retreat from the north. Mackensen’s troops press on Novipazar while Italian guns batter Gorizia. France and Belgium see minor exchanges. Russia quiet. Greek port blockade not in force per British statement.
Sheriff Ser ven and two deputies raided a deserted house near the West Shore railroad station in Valley Cottage and uncovered silk and linen articles valued at about $2,000. The owner said thieves had broken in and were occupying the premises. the sheriffs are tracking the robbers.
Clarence Martin of Windsor township won the York county boys annual corn growing contest with 33 bushels to the acre. Adam Rupp of Springfield township placed second with 129 bushels.
New York provision market closing data shows wheat futures for December at 1.10 percent, butter creamery extra at 21 44 cents, eggs gathered white by size and quality at 48 to 60 cents, and Long Island potatoes priced at 2.40 to 2.60 per barrel or bag.
Commodity quotes list winter wheat and corn with no sales, oats with several lots, flour prices for patent blends, dressed poultry including turkey and chickens with quality grades, butter creamery prints, eggs white and mixed, cheese flats and daisies, potatoes white and sweet with per bushel and per hamper figures. Prices shown in cents and dollars.
CATTLE export steers 8.50 to 3.00, shipping steers 8.50 to 7.50, choice heifers 7.00 to 7.25, choice sows 6.00 to 6.50, choice years 10 650 to 11.00, fair to good 9.00 to 9.75. SHEEP AND LAMBS choice spring lambs 9.00 to 9.25, mixed sheep 5.25 to 5 and 5 5. HOGS light Yorkers 6.00 to 6.60, heavies 6.69 to 6.75.
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