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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1893
Page
5
A整理 essay on keeping closets decluttered with practical tips from Good Housekeeping, urging removal of old shoes and fabric, use of newspapers for cleaning, and airing. It discusses open fireplaces as healthy decor, with decorative brass fenders and glass fire screens. Includes simple recipes for cold slaw, golden cake, and cold turkey fried, plus a ruby plush photo frame wall decoration.
A historic note describes a wall photograph frame with a floral trail and brass rings for hanging. It lists silver novelties including candlesticks with reflectors bedside reading aids knitting items a perforated bonbon spoon and various serving pieces plus Moorish coin silver and Dresden china wares and metallic ribbon tied glass wagons.
A. tigerinum salamander shows vivid yellow and brown black markings with a distinct midline split and independent side patterns. Observations describe two locomotion classes, including tail influenced movement in water and a fallback to ancestral limb use when excited. Death results in loss of limb and vertebral muscle control.
A French inventor M Burot describes paper pulleys with a cast iron center and iron spokes. The rim is formed and dried on a stay, then treated with linseed oil and cosin. An alloy of silver and aluminium is praised for lightness in nautical instruments. The text explains a diving bell demonstration using an inverted tumbler in water and a mock bell over a pickle jar to illustrate air and pressure effects.
A transparent vase demonstrates water levels inside and outside a glass. An inverted tumbler lowers over a sugar lump on a cork, sealing it underwater so the sugar remains dry once the glass is withdrawn. The air inside prevents water contact, illustrating the buoyant seal.
Commander James S. Dean of General Grant Post Rondout New York credits Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy with curing chronic stomach trouble and dyspepsia after a week of use. He reports complete relief from distress and sour throat, urging comrades to try the medicine with a guaranteed cure or money back. Quartermaster Wilbur L. Hale of Pratt Post Kingston New York also testifies to recovery from salt rheum and related issues, saying the remedy healed sores, strengthened nerves and muscles, and restored life.
An advertisement locating the notary public office opposite Warren Savings Bank within L. G. Noyes & Co. drug store in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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