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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1904
Page
7
A. A. Boyce of Trenton Missouri suffered severe kidney and back pain that kept him from walking. After trying various remedies, he used Doan's Kidney Pills and saw gradual relief until the pain ceased. Published by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY offering 50 cent boxes.
A collection of curious notes: marble leafed books in Rome, a Moscow marriage market crowding with thousands yearly, a stone grave marker near Westminster Abbey with a psalm quote, mushrooms lifting a Bayswater flagstone, Tolstoy followers turning to trades, Turkish book distribution woes, a humorous chemistry misprint, paper kettles in German arms, and Afghan ruler’s durbar dream about a deputy.
A collection of witty maxims about shoppers, church fairs, and romance. It notes that true bargains elude the savviest buyer and that proposals and flattery influence lovers, while appearances and innocence shape a widow or widower’s fate.
A recipe praise for Postum Food Coffee as a stomach friendly beverage. A Alabama reader shares that Postum with cream helped her four and a half year old daughter regulate bowels and calmer nerves. A two and a half year old uses half Postum, half skim milk. Neighbors report thriving babies after switching from coffee.
A man saves every cent for a rainy day and toils endlessly to grow his wealth. He amasses banks and a fortune of millions, promising rest after more gains, but doubles his wealth again and dies, never finding peace.
A Baltimore American verse piece applauds the diligent “little Jap” who works relentlessly day and night. It contrasts quiet, steady effort with idle boasting, praising perseverance regardless of obstacles and urging readers to act with vim come sun or rain.
Poem recalling resilience with imagery of December gloom and the sun shining despite misfortune. It urges lifting thoughts, swinging arms, and abandoning doubt as life’s curtain falls. The verse cites S E Kiser from the Chicago Record Herald.
A local ode from Yonkers Statesman and Los Angeles Times touches on family music and fondness for song. It contrasts a lively house with children playing various instruments against a melancholic verse on life, day and night, growth and death.
A collage of short poems and verse quotes from various periodicals. Alfred Knight, Gouverneur Morris, Margaret Price, and others give reflections on memory, seven years old, duty, fashion, and youth. The lines evoke nostalgic tones and moral observations found in Good Housekeeping, Century, and Washington Star.
Lawyer William Dillon recalls a Colorado case where a sawmill boss acting as justice of the peace sentenced a defendant to prison after a preliminary hearing with no prosecutor present. The lawyer offered no evidence, the case was dropped by default, and Dillon never appeared before that justice again.
A French scientist notes a polar bear adapts to life at sea while other wild animals resist water travel. The tiger wails and rubs its stomach, horses fear the voyage, oxen endure seasickness, and elephants accept medical help yet fear the ocean.
The Kaiser is hailed as the only European monarch with a women's regiment raised in his honor. During a Prussian hunt, 800 Lithuanian girls volunteered as a mounted guard for the Kaiser, later reduced to 200. They wore navy blue uniforms trimmed in gold, creating a striking sight.
The report lists daily prices for flour wheat corn oats hay and livestock in New York Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and Pittsburg. Prices cover wheat red corn yellow oats white butter cheese eggs potatoes hay cattle sheep and hogs with varied ranges by city and grade.
The legendary actor Joseph Jefferson, famed for Rip Van Winkle, travels by a notoriously slow Missouri train to St Joseph. Hoping for rest, he orders a berth as the journey drags on. The porter jokes about a long nap and gullible luck to reach St Joseph before morning.
Arlington Indiana reports W A Hysong, a Kentucky transplant, praising Dodd's Kidney Pills as the greatest remedy. He says years of kidney trouble and joint pain eased after taking one and a half boxes, and he urges others to use the pills to prevent Bright's Disease.
A reflective line notes that misfortune occurs without help, while right outcomes deserve recognition for the effort behind them. The Chicago Record Herald attribution frames the thought as a measured social observation.
A testimonial from Mrs Artie Elgen of Bellevue Michigan describes five years of severe itching and bleeding eczema. She credits Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with rapid improvement after the first bath and application, and invites others to write for proof. The column also notes airship troubles in Chicago Tribune fashion.
Advertisement seeks writers for prospectus from Arbuckle Goode Commission Co in St Louis inviting free information about nine associated firms forming Investor's Guarantee Association with 5 million capital to back investors. Includes testimonials and promotional lines from multiple papers.
A fragment from a Philadelphia Ledger item notes a professor praising a daughter’s improving music but warns about close watch during rocales. Mrs Nuritch recalls her husband’s success in the grocery business.
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