Office Smoothness Versus Home Life Said by Analyst
A writer quips that if offices ran as smoothly as homes, there would be no business pessimist left. The remark casts a light on workplace challenges and daily routines.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
5
A writer quips that if offices ran as smoothly as homes, there would be no business pessimist left. The remark casts a light on workplace challenges and daily routines.
Oct 25 reports include George Hauls and Ed Ricks on a business trip to Sugar Grove. Arlean Carr shopped in Jamestown. Mrs Myrtie Kay of Youngsville visited her sister Flora Allen and a birthday party was held. Luca Carpenter of Bear Lake died at Youngsville and was interred at Bear Lake cemetery. Elis and Ethel Bush with family visited Jamestown. D F Carr and wife from Sugar Grove called on friends.
The article notes strong backing from the American public for the Cook, highlighting wide support across demographics and persistent momentum behind his candidacy.
State Zoologist Surface reviews hand spraying gear for fruit trees, advising it works only on small trees and suggesting catalogs from manufacturers. He also covers flea control methods, recommending caution with hydrocyanic gas and offering safer options like fly paper and cleaning to reduce flea habitats.
Notices record multiple marriages on Oct 19 20 and 21 1909. Harold S Wood wed Mary Austin in Warren. L E Chapman wed Lena Waterbrandt in Gladerun. Oscar B Anderson wed Katharine Anderson in Chautauqua. Everett S Beck wed Nellie M Coleman in Sugar Grove. Frank O Sederburg wed Josephine Hagland in Warren.
Oct 25 reports list P F McMahon and F A Nelson doing business in Warren. Harry Carlson visited his parents in Scandia while Eugene Outrich saw his brothers. T Hollister lost several chickens at his blacksmith shop. Mrs Palmer visited Warren. Clarence Whitcomb of Sugar Run and Mr Geer called on friends here recently.
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