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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1905

Page

3

Strange Story of Dr Oliver Haugh Victim and Monster

Dayton, Ohio reports Dr Oliver Crook Haugh, a once respected physician, accused of murdering his father mother and brother as part of a drug fueled descent into a Hyde like killer. Investigators link him to multiple women victims and a pattern of poisoning murders across several states. He claims two beings exist in one body and asks to prove the theory in court.

Dayton Oliver Crook Haugh Jacob Haugh Mary Frances Haugh Robert Louis Stevenson Mr. Hyde Haugh Anna Eckley Haugh Mary Twohey Lorain Lima Delia Patterson Englewood Chicago Ludington Mick Loring Wis Appleton Dr. Haugh Cincinnati Lulu Mueller Mary Johnson W. C. Parish Baltimore & Ohio Railway Parish Hamilton Ohio Stevenson Hyde

California Counties Declare War on Wild Hogs

Wild hogs in Shasta Siskiyou and Modoc counties are labeled a dangerous menace as they raid domestic pig pens and kill swine prompting a regional extermination effort.

Shasta Siskiyou Modoc California

CHILD'S PLAITED DRESS PATTERN NO 5506

The long waisted dress for little girls features a left side plaited opening and a kilted plaited skirt. Dark blue mohair or washable fabrics suit the design. Medium size needs four yards of 36 inch material. Sizes four to nine years. Pattern sent on receipt of 10 cents. Include size and pattern number with order.

Pattern Department

Pattern No. 5457 Shirtwaist with double-breasted effect

The pattern shows a double-breasted shirtwaist in pale blue peau de soie with three front and back tucks to create a broad-shoulder line. It features a vest and high English eyelet collar, suitable in Louisine albattross linen pongee cotton voile. Medium size requires 3 3/4 yards of 36-inch material. sizes 32 through 42 available.

Cheap home made jack lifts heavy loads from old bolts

The article describes a low cost jack built from a machine bolt and simple timber blocks. It details mortises plates and nuts, a swivel plate option, and steps to assemble two jacks for longer lifts. It claims a three cent bolt jack can lift a house corner and explains threading and use with a pipe wrench.

Law of Contraries and club life quip

A wry exchange from the Baltimore American questions a husband about his wife’s club memberships. He claims she belongs to none, while another speaker says his wife joins many clubs despite his bans, highlighting contrasting attitudes toward women and social engagement.

Ozone on the Underground Sparks Air Quality Talk

Lancet notes improved air quality on the underground railway with visible ozone traces detected in tunnels due to frequent electric discharges on the live rail. The observation underscores the line’s ventilation and electric operation impacts on atmosphere within subterranean transit.

New Roller Gear Aims to Improve Bicycle and Auto Drive

A new driving device called the roller gear and sprocket promises to reduce friction and strengthen drive systems for bicycles and automobiles. The sprocket, a modified bevel gear, uses roller pinion teeth and two rollers to maximize grip while minimizing thrust, all enclosed in a sealed oil bath.

Lodge finds iron conductors beat copper for lightning control

Sir Oliver Lodge reports from England that iron conducts better than copper for lightning protection. A small iron wire one tenth of an inch thick is safer and more effective than a much larger copper rod. Multiple conductors are cheaper and renewals cost little.

Oliver Lodge England

Now and Fifty Years Ago

Fifty years ago it took seven tons of coal to produce a ton of iron. Mr. Carnegie has achieved a ton of iron using 1,500 pounds of coal.

Carnegie

Wages and Cost of Living Through 1904 Analysis

United States bureau of labor statistics summarized in Bulletin No. 59 up to July 1904. Engineering News notes diagram shows wage rise closely mirrored by food cost increases and a long term drop in weekly hours since 1888. The combined effect suggests rising earnings trackLiving costs. diagram contrasts industry changes and worker earnings.

United States Bureau of Labor Bulletin No. 59 Bureau Engineering News New York

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