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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1908

Page

7

Christmas Dinner by Toboggan Express

Donald Saunders travels from Denver to Long's Peak country to assist his uncle Sumpter Saunders in a gold mining venture. The scene depicts a rugged winter landscape and the boys’ early dreams of mining engineering as they face avalanches and a perilous environment in the Colorado mountains.

Donald Saunders Long's Peak Colorado Donald Denver Sumpter Saunders Sumpter Sump Long’s Peak

Christmas Avalanche Tests Faithful Miners In Colorado Canyon

Donald and his uncle Sumpter endure a dramatic avalanche near their canyon cabin high in the mountains. A snow slide, bear encounter, and near fatal peril mark a perilous Christmas, after which they plan to return to Denver and resume mining for quartz.

Donald Denver Sumpter Ward Boulder

Bad. I could write a better one myself.

A theater quip from a Detroit Free Press reader comments section quashes a recent play with a sharp jab, noting it failed to impress and suggesting higher quality writing.

Troit Free Press

Kind Gentleman Helps Boy With Five Dollar Change

A kindly man offers a boy change for five dollars, and the boy expresses relief at finding there is indeed money in circulation. The exchange highlights small acts of generosity and a moment of humor as the boy thanks the helper.

No Night's Rest for a Year and Endurance Nears Break

Mrs. Algy Cockburn of Shiloh Ohio recounts her son Clyde suffering through eczema for nearly a year. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent eased symptoms. Clyde slept the first night and recovered in about six weeks. A leading physician recommends Cuticura for eczema. June 11 1907.

Clyde Algy Cockburn Shiloh

Meaning of summary quoted in congressional speech

Representative Gaines recalls a king and a Sunday school teacher to illustrate how people complicate simple ideas. He cites a boy asking for the meaning of summary and the teacher replying that summary is an abbreviated synopsis.

Solomon Gaines Tennessee

Missionary Training Halls Funded By Sacred Songs Profits

Northfield’s vast schools and colleges for training missionaries arose from profits of Moody and Sankey’s Sacred Songs and Solos. Ada Ellen Bayly Edna Lyall funded St Peter’s Church Eastbourne with proceeds from Donovan and We Two, and donated bells to St Saviour christened Eric Hugo and Donovan.

Northfield Moody and Sankey Ada Ellen Bayly Edna Lyall St. Peter’s Church Eastbourne England

Cheney firm offers one hundred dollar reward for cure failure

State of Ohio Toledo warns that F. J. Cheney & Co. will pay $100 for every catarrah case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason witnessed the oath December 6, 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and advertised with testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State OF Ohio Toledo Lucas County Trank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall

The Family Skeleton Vistors on a Library Purchase Scene

A humorous dialogue set features Mr Meeker admitting near bankruptcy over buying souvenir postcard albums and bookcase sections for his library. The exchange shows a visitor remarking on the growing collection and the cost of expanding it.

George

CASTORIA REMINDER OF TRUSTED INFANT REMEDY

The notice urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for safety and authenticity. It emphasizes Castoria as a safe and reliable remedy for infants and children, highlighted by the claim In Use For Over 30 Years and The Kind You Have Always Bought.

Love Stays and Publishes Guide to Living on Nothing a Year

A witty exchange recounts poverty and love not fleeing but staying to publish a book titled How to Live on Nothing a Year. The punchline highlights resilience and humor in hardship.

Love

Mother Grays Australian Leaf advertised as cure for women

An herbal remedy called Mother Gray's Australian Leaf is advertised in drug stores as a regulator for female ills. It claims to relieve weakness backache kidney bladder and urinary issues with a 50 cent price and free sample offer from The Mother Gray Co. at Le Roy New York.

Mother Gray Mother Gray Co le Roy

Waiting for a Rise Airship Quip in Cleveland Laughs

In a Cleveland Plain Dealer note a witty line contrasts selling an airship with waiting for a rise. The exchange features a seller asking if the airship has been sold and the reply that it is being held for a rise, reflecting light humor in a local paper.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Muriel and the Paper Knife Lesson

A five year old, under King Edward VII, defies discipline, prompting a stern rebuke with an ivory paper knife. Muriel remains solemn and vows to report to God and Jesus, threatening to wear flannel if the punishment persists.

Muriel Edward VII God Jesus Everybody's Magazine

Isadora Duncan Demonstrates Dolphin Dance Lesson

At the Players' club a theatrical manager recalls Isadora Duncan teaching a class of young dancers about a dolphin dance. She explains the fish with grace and habits and notes a dolphin can have 2 000 offspring prompting a startled question from a pupil about married ones.

Players’ Club Classical Dancing Isadora Duncan

Engaged Reginald quits smoking over fiancée’s plea

In a humorous exchange two men discuss Reginald's vow to quit smoking after becoming engaged. He explains that his fiancée objects to a disagreeable breath, prompting the decision to stop smoking.

Reginald

Louie’s Haircut Sparks Family Quip

A Kansas City Times item narrates Louie, a bright youngster, whose haircut prompted a joke from his father. The boy’s mother consented to the sacrifice of his curls, and a barber left Louie unguarded during the cut, yielding a hairless poll but a hopeful outlook as Louie notes the seeds will grow.

Louie Kansas City Times

Red Rust Destroys Tea Crops in Northeast India

A disease named red rust harms tea plants in northeast India. Cepaleuros virescens, the alga behind it, forms yellow leaf patches and spreads via water and air spores. C. M. Hutchinson notes the organism in the Memoirs of the Agricultural Department of India.

India C. M. Hutchinson Agricultural Department of India

Needed Them in His Business

A fragment from Stray Stories frames a dialogue between two travelers about family life and children. One traveler cites whooping cough and measles as care, while the other notes children are blessings. The exchange reveals a doctor narrator among family men.

All Conventions Observed at Club Warning Over Kitty

A dialogue reveals chatter about a woman named Kitty at a social club. A husband reassures that a male chaperone called an ante will oversee Kitty, deeming it proper for a young woman to call at the club.

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days With PAZO Ointment

Advertising claim asserts PAZO ointment will cure itching bleeding prolapsed piles in six to fourteen days or money back. No other details or verifiable evidence provided. Product promotes topical treatment and refund guarantee.

Allen's Foot-Ease Sample Offered by A. 8. Olmsted

An advertising blurb urges crooked men to keep to the straight path and to try Allen's Foot-Ease for tired feet, inviting readers to write A. B. Olmsted of Le Roy New York for a sample and noting sober second thoughts for a toper.

Allen Olmsted le Roy N. Y

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