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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
5
A banker urges wage earners to open savings accounts stating one dollar starts an account. The bank promises four percent interest compounded semi annually and claims deposits are absolutely safe and accessible at a moment’s notice.
Theodore Kublak aged three died at home in Olena NY from scalds after stumbling against a boiler. The incident occurred 12 hours earlier while he ran backward near boiling water.
New York Times summarizes Professor Lionel Lytle's theory that human skin color originated brownish yellow and diverged with migrations. Climate, light, humidity, and bodily functions drove whitening in temperate zones and darkening in tropics, with yellow from vast grass lands and desert conditions.
President Taft will declare Thursday November 30 as Thanksgiving Day despite bankers objections. The issue focused on whether to fix the last Thursday in the month since November has five Thursdays this year. Bankers warned a Thanksgiving on November 30 would hinder bank statements due at the treasury on the first of the month.
A young man returning from college cycles down a steep gradient and loses control. He is found by two men. he explains he was traveling at great velocity and lost his central gravity, precipitating onto the macadamized road. One man dismisses him as a foreigner in London lore.
Principal J George Becut signs the Clarion Clarion Pa notice urging high ideals and thorough work for catalog and full information dated September 7 1911.
A compact tribute highlights the unknown copywriter who penned the era’s inaugural advertisement. The piece reflects on creative origins, media evolution, and the lasting impact of early advertising on modern markets.
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