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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
7
A Tipton West Virginia man credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing long standing weakness and anemia after a malarial fever. He describes two years of illness including indigestion sour stomach and back pain while noting prior medical care failed. He endorses the pills and provides the company address for further information.
The piece lists biographical notes on several figures: Ralph D. Blumenfield editor of the London Express, an American born in Milwaukee. Miss Marie Rose Collins named Massachusetts prison commissioner. Ex-President Cleveland selling a farm near Princeton with plans for an industrial farm. Mrs. Cynthia M. Paden of Monteguma Indiana, a successful woman pharmacy candidate. Gen. Henry E. Tremain, new president of the New York Republican club with a noted war record. Patrick J. McHugh of Holly Springs Mississippi, twice naturalized and reapplying after loss of papers in a fire.
Americans rank highest as candy eaters and water drinkers in a survey, highlighting preference patterns across age groups and regions.
A Philadelphia woman recounts years of coffee jags causing nervousness headaches and sleeplessness. After trying Postum she quits coffee, enjoys a better appetite and energy, and notes ailments disappear when she prepares Postum properly at home. The Postum Co. of Battle Creek endorses the product and cites restaurant cooks as a common reason coffee isn’t brewed correctly.
A poetry excerpt from Century magazine evokes wartime memory with lines about soldiers marching in a village street and the beacon light that guides the bivouac star. The speaker feels a soldier’s scar and imagines heroes far from home in a quiet study lamp glow.
A boy known as Tatters, a ragged newsboy on Orchard Street, saves two children from a burning tenement fourth floor. He bursts into the blaze, delivers the children to a bedding pile on the yard, then escapes amid a crowd of witnesses and reporters.
A discussion of orchard drainage using two inch round tile at up to 40 rods spacing, larger mains as needed, buried 2.4 to 3 feet deep with fall. Reports cite California and New York trials, showing improved tree growth, bearing, and fruit quality after tile installation, with details on tile sizes, joints, and methods to avoid root obstruction.
During a royal visit to English waters Admiral Erben in command and Captain Mahan his flag captain receive a duke's dinner invitation. Mahan declines noting the invitation excludes the admiral, then a messenger returns with new invites. The admiral consents for both and states Mahan is off the sick list.
A practical woman explains teaching children to recite and sing to start visitors leaving, noting it helps manage time and farewells. This exchange appears as a quip attributed to the Washington Star.
The piece notes farmers seldom keep adequate farm accounts focusing on crops, stock, hired help, and sales. C D Smith cites invoices on January 1 as a basic method but acknowledges difficulty in crop-by-crop records. He doubts he can offer improvement suggestions despite potential benefits.
Lice are worse than any poultry disease and protection for public highways is urged. Eastern farmers show renewed interest in sheep. Questions about farm wagons paint and rusty tools. Buffalo grass boosts stock when abundant. Success often follows a right start while failure stems from a wrong start.
In central Illinois latitudes and likely farther north, carrots, turnips and other root crops can be left in the ground through winter and harvested in spring in perfect condition. The method applies across all regions within the described latitude.
Orchard fertilizer advice cautions on using cottonseed meal and other organic fertilizers. Mineral-sourced fertilizers are generally better for orchard health and growth.
This stock boasts unquestioned merit and high dividends. The company manufactures a staple, well known nationwide, with superb equipment and leadership in its line. Inspectors will have full opportunity for investigation, and discussions can be arranged through your local attorney or in person.
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