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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
5
The notice urges wage earners to protect dependents by opening a savings account. It advertises safe, readily accessible funds with a starting deposit of one dollar and four percent interest compounded semi annually.
It is good business to establish a bank account as it builds credit, offers a safe deposit for cash, and systematizes dealings. Whatever your needs may be, they can be most satisfactorily handled by the bank.
Four young men from Grove City were relieved of watches and money while en route home after the Mercer Fair. They boarded a freight train at Mercer where a fellow passenger held them up and took their plunder. James G. Paul named Democratic candidate for Mayor of Bradford. He is 47. He came to the oil fields at Pleasantville at 13 and worked there until 1881 when he moved to McKean County.
Bishop J E Fitzmaurice assisted by Rev P J Sheridan and local priests will dedicate the new St Anthony's church in Cambridge Springs on Monday September 25. The note also recalls Roger Quarles Mills former tariff reformer and Texas senator.
In his annual report Hitchcock will seek changing rail mail payment from weight to space occupied. Railroads argue weight based payments are unfair during low traffic periods. Critics say railroads get too much. The new method would use car space as the basis to value railway service. Congress approval hoped for.
Colonel W L Ledgerwood known as the Red Cloud of Reconstruction and the Tennessee Red Fox died recently. A colorful Democrat in a Republican district he helped his son win a magistrate seat by accompanying him to the polling place with a shotgun. He ran for Congress multiple times and served as a presidential elector from Tennessee.
The phantom wire or circuit refers to an extra conductor obtained in a single line by means of a multiplex system.
Amsterdam, a ten mile circumference city in Holland, sits on piles in sandy subsoil. Tides and Amsel river debris created ninety islands and a network of canals, bridged by over 300 structures, giving Amsterdam the Venice of the north designation.
Public notice urges local merchants to advertise in the Mail for effective outreach. The brief emphasizes broad readership and timely placement to maximize responses and sales.
A New York Telegram tip recommends treating gravy spills with French chalk on both sides of the cloth. Fold the fabric and set aside until next use, then lightly brush away the chalk to restore a nearly spotless appearance.
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