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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1903
Page
7
A theatergoer panel complains about overheard Julius Caesar chatter while a ghost scene erupts in humor. The column then offers infant bath guidance recommending Ivory Soap and starting at six weeks, attributed to Eleanor R Parker.
A dialogue fragment shows an old man questioning a suitor about his daughter's feelings and potential insanity in the family. The suitor, Dudleigh, asserts love and asks for a father’s blessing, while the father dismisses any mental illness in the lineage.
Mixed items include a Southwest land offer by James Barker Gen's Pass agent at 208 Wainwright, St. Louis with monthly dates, a Chicago Daily News quip about anatomy, Piso’s Cure cough testimonial from Minneapolis, a Presbyterian ad line, June Tint Butter Color recommendation, a boast about Hale's Honey of Horehound and Pike's Toothache Drops, a prophecy on happiness, a creamery price tip, and an Overland Limited train promo Chicago to Coast. a pun about a rolling stone and polish.
A collage of verse and reflections from S. E. Kiser and others, including Chicago Record-Herald and Cosmopolitan Magazine. Poems cover beauty standards, old days, modest living, and love, with a final note praising the earthly realm from the Washington Star.
The author describes six by six foot portable hog houses with simple construction using under 150 feet of lumber. Features include a ground floor, a movable pen on a stone boat, a top hinged door on gudgeons for gentle closing, a ventilation hole, and an inner rail to protect piglets. Two carpenters built eight pens in two days, noting mover practicality and crowding prevention in feeding and narrows.
A feed lot too small forces finicky eating and mixed lots sell the best with the worst. Northwestern Colorado reports thousands of cattle starving as snow blocks pasture and water on the high range. Salt aids digestion and disease prevention, with large doses poisonous and small doses laxative or tonic. experiments show benefit.
In a paper presented before the Iowa Swine Breeders association Professor C F Curtiss asserted no other domestic animal matches hogs in converting farm feed into finished meat. He dubbed the hog a mortgage lifter noting it can yield 12 to 15 pounds of pork per bushel of corn, with choice cuts selling 20 to 30 cents per pound retail. He cautioned on hogs being sensitive to climate and commented on domestication enlarging the dog's digestive organs, boosting capacity and fattening potential.
The Midland Farmer advises beekeepers to place a shallow water basin with floating sticks near hives for winter bees. Salted water, about one teaspoon per gallon, invites bees to water and reduces long foraging flights that risk losses.
Readers recall Isaac Brock of McLennan County Texas aged 114 praising Peruna as the cure for catarrh and related ailments. Other testimonials from Major Frank O Mahoney and Rev J N Parker endorse Peruna as a life long stand by for old and young and claim restored hearing rejuvenation and relief from rheumatic pains.
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