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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1910

Page

5

Warren National Bank Report of Condition No 4879

Report of the condition of Warren National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania as of September 1. It lists loans and discounts 1 550 864 36 overdrafts 2263 58 U S bonds to secure circulation 0 U S bonds to secure U S deposits 1 000 00 bonds securities etc 1 010 246 00 bank ing house furniture and fixtures 200 000 00 due from national banks 78 87 due from state and private banks and bankers trust companies and savings banks 238 999 98 checks and other cash items 832 52 exchanges for clearing house 5 936 39 fractional currency specie 121 28 legal tender notes 54 740 00 redemption fund with U S Treasury 9 400 00 total 3 187 92 3 470 868 90 liabilities

U.S U. S.treas

Worry Kills Stop It Easier Said Than Done

A bold pitch urges readers to take action and let the paper handle adverts to achieve results. It emphasizes sharing the burden and delivering outcomes through advertising space.

Barn Fire Destroys Cramer Farm Storage Barn

A barn on the Cramer farm on Quaker Hill road near Warren was struck by lightning Monday night at So'doeck. The storage barn, rented by WwW. D. Ward, housed grain and was totally destroyed with an estimated loss around $2,500 and a small insurance payout.

Cramer Quaker Hill Road Warren So’doeck Www. D. Ward

Rome Plans Vast Exposition With Diphtheria Plague

Amid a diphtheria outbreak in Oil City six cases surface in forty days. Erie County commissioners back a joint workhouse with neighboring counties. Bradford fireman Harry Wells injured in a hose wagon crash. Ministers Hazen and Wilkison leave Erie pulpits for new ventures. A Sunbury butcher touts a steak tenderizing machine. Bradford girl Viola Cooper faces arrest over alleged concealed birth. Soupe Young, famed pitcher, undergoes appendicitis surgery. Prohibition leaders convene in Pittsburgh. Rome plans a worldwide arts and archaeology exposition in 1911 with monumental buildings, bridges, and a vast ethnographic display.

Advertise in the Mail and Get Results

Classified note urging readers to place newspaper ads in the Mail section for effective reach and timely responses. Emphasizes simple steps and quick impact for local businesses seeking attention.

Yvette Guilbert Presses for Votes and Rights

The French actress Yvette Guilbert admits she is a strong suffragist and urges voting rights for women. She aims to defend actresses’ rights and raise their earnings. Guilbert has founded a Paris group to supply dresses to poorly paid actresses, aiding 450 women to find work.

Yvette Guilbert Paris

Society women mine Death Valley gold for fortune

Two Los Angeles society women Mrs Beatrice Hubbell Plummer and Mrs Florence H Baker pursue gold in Death Valley Cal They bought outfits and joined two old prospectors in a venture aiming to strike rich They find gold milling gold silver and copper and become large stockholders and prospectors.

Los Angeles Beatrice Hubbell Plummer Florence H. Baker Tori Wayne Ind Death Valley San Bernardino County Cal Smith & Searles

Famous Waikiki Beach Sinking Under Dredging Threat

The Waikiki beach near Honolulu is receding as dredging for swamp land and a government Fort de Russy site destroys the shore. Sand loss exposes coral, endangering bathers and threatening Moana and Seaside hotel boathouses and trees along the lawns.

Waikiki Honolulu Fort de Russy Moana

Gentiles Tread Mormon Temple Spire For First Time

Gentile steeplejacks Arthur Smith and Peter Munyon with two helpers were admitted to repair the angel Moroni statue atop Salt Lake City’s temple spire. They descended via elevator without entering rooms used for marriages and baptisms for the dead. A blast across the street displaced the trumpet, later reattached after repairs.

Salt Lake City Arthur Smith Peter Munyon Moroni Smith

Housekeeper at Ten Years Creates Miniature Brooklyn Home

A ten-year-old girl, under guidance of F. Waldemar Hooslop, runs a miniature home at 71A Linden Avenue Brooklyn. Her parents fund weekly money to cover all bills, and she manages every expense. The setup includes full culinary equipment and home-management tasks, with playmates visiting for tea and games like dominoes.

F. Waldemar Hooslop Brooklyn Linden Avenue

Delicate perfume making for scented letters and invitations

Instructions teach adding flower oil to writing fluid to imprint a delicate fragrance. Scent blotter and letter paper, but avoid applying perfume to the letter itself. Invitations may be scented by placing overnight in a closed jar with flower oil on white wool or cotton.

Local Hardware Offers Roofing and Farm Tools for Season

Broad hardware dealer advertises roofing and spouting, tank work, tin and galvanized work, reinforced oil well bailers, fibre roofing for longevity, bath room sanitary ware, plows and repairs, harrows, and a full stock of farm and garden tools including spades telegraph spoons stable forks rakes and hoes.

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