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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1901

Page

6

Lemuel Returns and Reunites Family at Village Cottage

An aged mother yearns for her missing son Lemuel while his sister Mary keeps the home steady. After years of silence the wanderer returns with his English son, seeking reconciliation with his father and rebuilding a life around the cottage. The family blooms anew as bonds mend and a nephew finds a place beside them.

Lemu-el Mary Lemuel Axhen Thor Wanderer Arimsel Lem Father England

Irrigating a Garden The Simple Watering Plan

A 3 year gardener explains reversing slope to guide water from A to D and using dams to irrigate specific rows. A gentle stream soaks roots without surface pooling. slow flow prevents scorching and moles are managed by plugging holes with a blunt stick.

Orange Judd

Pumpkins for Cows in Farm Feeding Notes

Emma Clearwaters of Ohio Farmer reports on pumpkin feeding for cattle pigs horses and poultry. She notes that pumpkins can support milk production when fed with pasture water salt and corn in moderation and should be cooked for poultry.

Emma Clearwaters Ohio

Verses on Scarves and Praise Across Papers

A collage of verse and prose from Chicago Evening Post and Washington Star opens with a nostalgic meditation on a "fine old colored scarf" and its warmth. It shifts to light verse about a cheerful, helpful neighbor, and includes poems on life, archery, and a repeated maxim to "Dare to praise" as guidance.

Jack Frost Chicago Evening Post S. E. Kiser Chicago Times-Herald

Schoolboy’s Answer Shows War Motive Humor

An English schoolmaster tests patriotism by asking why volunteers left home to fight. A pupil, recalling the public send off at the railway station, replies with the sly line Locomotives, sir reflecting a child’s playful misreading of motive.

First Chinese Dictionary Tracing Back to Antiquity

The standard Chinese dictionary compiled by Pa-out she, dated around 1100 B C, is the earliest recorded in literary history. It contains about 40,000 characters each representing a word and predates European writing by about four centuries.

Pa-outshe

Plant Some Shade Trees

This advice urges planting shade trees to enhance home comfort and beauty, whether in town or countryside. It recommends planting in large holes filled to depth with rich soil using elm, soft maple, black locust, catalpa, box elder, and ash in that order, stressing elms for longevity and noting continuous shallow cultivation is crucial to success.

When Love Went By and A Dream Of Life

The verses reflect on love fading and the fleeting nature of life. The speaker laments missed moments as love passes and contrasts grim days with longing, ending in the idea that life itself may be but a dream. The lines cite Theodosia Pickering and F. L. Stanton in period publications.

Theodosia Pickering F. L. Stanton Atlanta Constitution

Senator Roach Endorses Peruna Cure Tonic

United States Senator W N Roach from North Dakota writes from Washington to The Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus Ohio praising Peruna as a tonic that improves strength vigor and appetite and claims it is effective against catarrh. He states no other remedy can take its place.

Washington Star W. N. Roach United States North Dakota Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio Washington, D. C Roach Larimore Hartman B. J. Kirkhoff Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium

Peruna Endorsements From Builders and Attorneys

A St Paul contractor J Makinson praises Peruna for curing a bad cough and aiding health, while Brooklyn attorney B J Kirkhoff endorses the remedy after relief from a long catarrh. The ad touts Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh and winter ailments with nationwide accessibility.

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Clarence H. Urner National Magazine H. M. Suome Peruna Ed. J. Makinson Grand Block Wabash Street St. Paul Minn J. Makinson Byron J. Kirkhoff E. J Makinson Ait Fis Bray A.J. Tower Co Boston Mass Dr. Bull Rae Canada Land of Plenty Immigration Department of Interior Ottawa F. Pedley M. W. McInnes Merrill Elk Detroit Mich E. T. Holmes Big Four Bldg Indianapolis Ind FISO John A. Salzer Seed CO la Crosse Wis Burnham Matism van Buren California Ave Chicago D. W. Gould, LL. M Washington, D.C Atlantic Building RH. H. Green Atlanta
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