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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
7
Pattern details for a seven size coat using black or blue serge granite or Venetian cloth. Describes revers collar turn back cuffs faced with silk mohair braid trim and button shade. Materials list includes yardage by width and silk and braid, pattern number 2293. Send 10 cents pattern request with name address size and number.
Sewing pattern description for a versatile skirt or jacket costume with inverted center back seam and bias trim, seven sizes, yardage for various widths with nap and without nap, requires contrasting fabric, price ten cents, Pattern Editor office.
An authority notes that the smallest objects visible to the eye are stars. Although stars are vast, their immense distance makes their angular size imperceptible, appearing as geometric points. Their tiny disks are just optical effects from radiation.
In Europe house cars or caravans move from experimental to practical use. A popular model features a fully equipped kitchen and sleeping berths for six, with rooftop seats reminiscent of old London buses.
A Houston wife declares she delights to bear her husband praise while admiring the beauty and sweetness of other women. She asserts she is a woman of unquestioned veracity and steady conduct.
Mrs H Mutzabaugh of Duncannon Pennsylvania recounts severe spring kidney troubles with smothering spells and kidney pain. After using eight boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills she recovered to perfect health, with the product sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
In a Philadelphia public school a girl resists geography while her mother explains that in her family the goal of a woman is marriage. Rosie says her mother and aunt married, and she implies the teacher should also marry, highlighting a cultural expectation.
A man named Mr B. leaves his traveling bag at a friend's house. The hostess's daughter runs after him to return the grip. The girl quips that many have lost theirs this winter and they would prefer not to have any more.
A stylishly dressed woman pays for a laundered shirt in a Chinese laundry and quips about hair rats as the Chinese tailor questions etiquette. The exchange ends with the customer exiting, leaving the scene with a bemused shopkeeper.
A victim of nervous dyspepsia spent $300 on tonics and pills, then found relief by switching to Grape-Nuts. She reports rapid improvement, a four pound week gain, and praise for the food's health benefits, urging others to try it. The letter is credited to Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
The piece notes about 60 000 Americans chose Canada for new homes in 1907 and similar numbers the prior two years. It highlights Canada’s climate, grain crops, land prices, 160 acre free land, easy payments, and social conditions with Winnipeg and Edmonton likened to Chicago and Omaha. It emphasizes liberty, light taxes, and government agriculture programs attracting settlers.
Walter Damrosch recounts a matron and her nephew at a Chicago musical show. The youth mislabels Mendelssohn’s Wedding March as a familiar tune, while the matron clarifies it is the Maiden's Prayer, revealing a light moment at the ensemble.
Quotation captures two men debating dining priorities and social rituals, one valuing a good dinner, the other preferring a post dinner smoke. The exchange reflects period attitudes toward meals and leisure.
An advocate argues that hand mixed paint is the most scientific and reliable, made on site for each job with genuine white lead and pure linseed oil. The article notes factory blends exist but empty test samples can be requested from National Lead Company in New York for validation.
Mrs. A says her husband searches for an office and spends days away. Mrs. Z notes hers is out late nights and detained at the office.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and requires internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. The formula combines tonics and blood purifiers, prescribed by a physician, with testimonials available.
In this brief item readers learn that local grocers now carry Our Pie from D-Zerta Co Rochester in lemon chocolate and custard varieties. Each ten cent package makes two pies and customers are urged to order today.
A collection of vintage ad lines touts Garfield Tea as a simple mild laxative made of herbs and sold in drug stores, alongside Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants claiming to soften gums ease inflammation and cure wind colic. The quotes reference historical figures and mottoes emphasizing faith and lasting impact in human actions.
A concise meditation on genuine greatness describing humility simplicity service to others and a sense of brotherhood with the human family. The passage urges self forgetfulness and a hearty interest in others as defining marks of true stature.
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