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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
6
The navy department has seen rising interest in marriage among midshipmen. In the past three years several midshipmen were dismissed for marrying before graduation from Annapolis, while more requests to marry from passed midshipmen have been granted, with leniency toward Cupid so far.
A noted specialist recommends a home remedy for rheumatism claiming it cures even severe cases. Mix half a pint of whiskey with one ounce Toris Root Compound and one ounce Syrup of Sarsapilla Compound. Take a tablespoonful before meals and at bedtime.
In Home Magazine humorists are humor about their weights. F. P. Dunne weighs about 160 pounds the heaviest among the living writers cited. Others listed include Mark Twain 150 George Ade 147 Jerome K Jerome 143 and W W Jacobs 132 with O Henry in the 180 pound class.
A letter from Mrs. Lily Hedge of Camberwell Green England describes her son Owen's eczema from age three months to fifteen years. After hospitals and ineffective remedies a set of Cuticura Remedies brought a remarkable recovery. The note ends with a general reflection on labor and responsibility.
The advertisement touts Brown's Bronchial Traches as a cure for coughs sore throats bronchitis and asthma with a global reputation. It references people who talk too much and a character named Tessie associated with bead collecting as a related aside.
The notice touts Bromo Guisine as a laxative and quack remedy promising a cold cure in one day under endorsements including a signature resembling W. Grove. It mentions marriage experience as a teacher and uses marketing language typical of patent medicine era.
Hon Thos Cale who was elected to Congress from Alaska is well known on the Pacific slope. His Washington address is 1312 9th St NW Washington DC. Peruna Drug Co Columbus Ohio endorses Peruna for coughs colds and catarrh with notable testimonials. Man a lin the Ideal Laxative.
George Williston uncovers a gang of cattle thieves led by Jesse Black in Kemah county South Dakota. Paul Langford the Three Bars ranch owner backs Williston and Louise Dale a court stenographer joins the effort as Jim Munson drives them toward justice while danger and intrigue rise in the Indian country.
In a sunlit island scene the toll house sits under cottonwoods as a buckboard and shaggy ponies arrive. Jim greets two loungers who mock his familiarity and boast about Three Bars, claiming law officers sleep with thieves and rush arrests.
Louis N. Parker, manager of the Warwick pageant, argues in Pall Mall Gazette that men’s black attire is foolish. He urges men to wear colors and lighter styles to match women and to end the prejudice for black in social events.
A good reciter or painter reveals beauty others miss. Mediocre work lacks interest and sameness pervades.
A German physician used a sun picture and suggestion to treat a patient who could not afford warm climates. The patient believed the sun shone from the ceiling and would cure him, but died of sunstroke despite the doctor's claim the patient was improving.
Instructions from Prairie Farmer explain a plan for building stanchions to aid farmers. Bars A and B move at the top and bolt to cross pieces C and D while uprights E F and G stand upright. Locks H and I are notched to fit the bars. X shows an open stanchion and Y a closed one.
The article explains how milk can harbor large bacterial counts, cites Oklahoma station findings of 462 600 000 bacteria per cm3 in aged milk and 134 800 000 in winter samples, and notes seasonal increases. It distinguishes harmless from disease germs and stresses the legal limit to keep milk safe and prevent souring.
An agricultural note explains restless bleating calves on Coteau farm often show a restless spirit rather than hunger or thirst. The author urges prompt removal of such animals, occasionally fattening them, but more often selling to a buyer as a canner to keep the farm peaceful.
The guide advises selecting cows that are four to five years old at purchase and emphasizes a strong milk capacity. Look for a large milk vein, a well sized udder, and a roomy storage capacity. A good cow should also have fair sized teats and an ample opening for milk flow.
Mrs 8 A Williams and Mrs Alvina Sperling credit Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing pelvic troubles without surgeries. The ad touts the product as a thirty year standard remedy for female ills and invites women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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