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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
2
Retailers raced to buy the Burroughs adding machine after its release claiming it eliminates two ten cent errors daily and reduces losses from miscalculation. The ad claims high accuracy cuts profit leaks, speeds up tallying, and improves customer trust while noting 170 Burroughs offices for demos.
A newspaper lost and found notice reveals a romance between a Persian kitten named Minouch and a prize poodle named Bobby. Bobby vanished near 233 West Fifty second Street, causing Minouch to refuse nourishment and linger at the window, awaiting his return. Frank Barbieri, owner of the Lafayette Hotel at Long Beach, placed the notice.
Norristown Sept 11 Samuel W Pennypacker former governor of Pennsylvania sustained a broken arm in a fall last evening while walking in the garden at his Schwenckville home He was bruised about the body but his condition is not serious
In Live Oak California a parrot aboard a camp wagon surprised an Iowa born pair with the same greeting Hello Uncle Joe leading to a quick discovery that Joe Corbett and Ezra Corbett were brothers long separated since boyhood. Both families joined in celebration.
Dr S G Dixon offers guidance on college athletics emphasizing balanced training. He warns against over training for youth and urges outdoor exercise daily, noting risks and benefits for both sexes and the impact on lifelong health and work. He advocates supervised non violent activities and rational overall development.
Paris report states actress Sarah Bernhardt may never return to the stage after a single screen performance. she discovered she could not use her artificial leg well enough to walk and has canceled her American engagements.
A family paper promotes right living and thinking with departments for women and children. It highlights current events, national issues, serials, a Question Bureau, and farm topics in Farmstead columns. Subscriptions are $1.00 yearly with sample copies mailed.
A chestnut advertising note urges merchants to refuse orphan or just as goods and to sell only well known brands customers recognize. It argues reputable brands boost trust, speed up sales, and reduce suspicions of inflated profits, promising better results by insisting on what customers ask for.
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