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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1911

Page

3

Traveling car sales and land booms warned by Rural New Yorker

The Rural New Yorker cautions Pennsylvania farmers against trusting traveling salesmen with grand promises and exotic specimens to sell land far away. It urges buyers to invest at home in proper soil care and drainage, noting ample fertile land exists locally with real value.

New Yorker Pennsylvania

Harmless flirtation tips from veteran Boston teacher

An elderly Boston public school teacher after 49 years offers advice to young women to flirt lightly with acquaintances and be a live wire while cautioning about eating. The remarks draw ridicule from the New Orleans Picayune and raise questions about how she remained in her post.

Boston Public Schools New Orleans Genevieve James Jennie

We draw the line on the Rabbit hat at Buffalo News

The piece condemns a new abomination named the Volplane lid and the Merry Kid while defending values for the younger generation, urging readers to reject the Rabbit hat as a harmful trend.

Buffalo News

Olpe Optimist editor warns on threats to paper

Mrs Hurtige editor of the Optimist at Olpe Kansas says she has been threatened by evil forces and pledges to keep reporting. She urges item contributors to note that paper is published on Thursdays and news should arrive by Wednesday morning to ensure insertion.

The Civic Alphabet for a Clean City Campaign

A historical exhortation outlining civic duties from A to Z to promote cleanliness in the city. It urges arming residents with education, organized leagues, and enforcement of ordinances while stressing community involvement and proactive campaigns against litter, weeds, and unsightly billboards.

Crusade Citi

Turnabout Is Fair Play in Calcutta Capital

A fable from Calcutta contrasts farm animals with pets and a hired man who says the poodle parrot and cow have value beyond labor. The piece ends noting some pure food officials are being canned, illustrating a social critique in a dated voice.

Calcutta India

October Crop Report Highlights Yields by Commodity

The October crop report from the Department of Agriculture lists conditions and acre yields for corn buckwheat potatoes tobacco rice apples spring wheat winter wheat oats barley rye and hay. Notable figures include corn 23.8 bushels per acre and oats 24.8, with hay production at 46.969 million tons.

Department of Agriculture

Farm Boiler Explosion Scalds Owner near Franklinville

A steam boiler on William Allen's farm near Franklinville New York exploded, seriously scalding Allen and injuring operator Hilton Waterman. The crown sheet and front of the engine blew off, one piece striking Allen from about 30 feet. Allen was found unconscious, later recovered, and expected to survive. The barn caught fire but neighbors extinguished the blaze.

William Allen Franklinville N. Y Mr. Allen Hilton Waterman Allen

Mexican History per Bourbourg Theory Begins in 955 B C

French archaeologist Brasseur de Bourbourg dates Mexican history to 955 B C in a controversial early timeline. The claim relies on ancient Civilizations and textual interpretation rather than widely accepted evidence.

Brasseur de Bourbourg

Aviation fatalities rise as safety improves with flying miles

An English writer analyzes 1910 and 1911 aviation fatalities showing progress in safety as more miles are flown. He notes 397 flights over an hour in 1910 with 29 deaths, and 667 such flights by July 1911 with 35 deaths, reducing risk per mile. A list of 85 aviators killed since 1908 is provided, including many French and British officers among others.

The Genevieve Who Took a Boy to Raise

A charming widow Genevieve marries James a younger man and raises his child Jennie. The age gap creates social tension as Genevieve contemplates a blended family, with Genevieve and James navigating love, propriety, and jealousy amid Christmas arrivals and a witty circle of friends.

Genevieve James Jennie Mamma Kate Willam Wilyum Associated Literary Press

Shakedown Lunch Ends With Dice For Bill

Beddingford recalls a midday milk and crackers lunch with Helm at a swell place. Helm suddenly proposes using dice to decide who pays, revealing his thrifty nature and a curious wager.

Beddingford Helm Yelm

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