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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
3
The author laments worship of wealth in America and globally. He argues money as a measure of worth corrupts national life and urges renewed focus on character, public welfare, and a righteous cause over wealth. He calls for a unanimous ethical standard to fulfill the nation's destiny.
The speaker argues humanity moves from mythic, capricious deities to a world governed by immutable law. He envisions a future where injustice ends, industry unites as brothers, and the Almighty's stroke shapes a harmonious, orderly world without discord or lamentations.
A historical passage argues that the average woman's brain is smaller and lighter than a man's yet not inferior in intellect. It claims differences lie in passions and emotions, with women showing greater affection and sensitivity, while men show greater vanity and conceit.
The poem argues that knowing everything would make life dull and predictable. The speaker prefers uncertainty and the charm of chance, cherishing mystery in reading and love rather than final certainty.
A Washington Star verse recalls lawmakers and their duties as readers ponder tariffs, railways, isthmian scenes, and the Philippines while a silent figure calculates mileage with apparent glee. The poem frames intellect and policy in a classic newspaper voice.
A Century magazine poem fragment by John Vance Cheney ponders the seasons, linking spring and June to heart and love's bloom. It contrasts Autumn and Winter with fading joys as nature and affection wane, noting storm winds in the colder months.
A collage of verse and reflections: Phil Peters as an idol with four-horse drill, a dream of lordly status on lanes with a string harness. A Chicago Record-Herald note praises him while a Washington Star quips about advertising pages. Love’s ache contrasts with those unfulfilled, in Towne’s poetic mood.
A composite of archival lines from Chicago Record-Herald, Century, and Chicago Chronicle reflects themes of romance, guilt, and longing. Verses touch on forbidden affection, decree, and the dreamy imagery of nature as witnesses to private emotion.
Fall wheat raising in Alberta shows rapid growth from a skeptical West to a thriving winter wheat industry. Southern Alberta now cultivates the finest winter wheat with many elevators rising to meet demand, while No 1 Hard spring wheat in Manitoba gains fame and Alberta’s No 1 Hard winter wheat is poised for similar renown. Increased railway access and settler-driven population growth fuel expansion toward an Orient market. Information on lands in the wheat belts is available from Canadian government agents.
The quote from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat critiques warlike patriotism, noting that nations glorify their glory and honor by the deaths of their citizens. It argues that heroes die with misspelled names and that increased casualties inflate perceived national prestige.
A brief Yonkers State humor item notes Mrs Crimsonbeak and Mr Crimsonbeak in a wry exchange about doctor advice costing two dollars, reflecting lighthearted daily life commentary.
A 1905 physician from Big Pool Maryland, G M Fisher M D, reports eczema treatment success with Cuticura Remedies after 1897, stating he prescribes Cuticura Resolvent and Soap and Seeks endorsement for merit.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as a cure for hot sweaty feet and related discomfort, with trial package free and price 25 cents from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York. A New York Times quip notes most young men do not seriously consider marriage until a few months after wedding.
An assortment of 19th century ads promises cure-alls and patent remedies. Pazo Ointment guarantees refunds within 14 days for piles while Bayer's Penetrating Oil claims instant relief for rheumatism neuralgia toothache and headaches. The page also includes quips about fashion progress and pancake flour with generic booster lines and a Detroit Free Press association.
Mrs Henry A Reamer of South Bend Indiana credits Dean's Kidney Pills with saving her life after severe weakness nervous distress backache dropsy and chest bloating. She reports relief and gratitude saying she would never forget it. Sold by all dealers priced 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Send for pamphlet 20th Century Canada and full particulars regarding rate to Superintendent of Immigration Ottawa Canada or to authorized Canadian Government Agents H. M. Williams Law Building Toledo Q Mention this paper.
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