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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
7
The Somerville Journal notes the Milwaukee Sentinel praise for Wild Brutes I Have Saw by Bridget Seton Clancy. The author recalls a Minnesota upbringing among wildlife and shares humorous as well as blunt observations. The review hails the book as one of the year’s best and predicts strong sales.
A fragmentary exchange recalls a canceled Los Angeles gig, noting an ostrich farm near the theater and the decision to cancel. The Philadelphia Press quotes reflect on prudence and independence in tour planning.
Yorktown Arkansas January 11 Dr Leland Williamson physician endorses Dodds Kidney Pills saying he uses them daily in his practice and praises their effectiveness for kidney diseases back pain gout rheumatism and related conditions. The physician notes he has treated patients with success and claims the pills restore kidney function and purify the blood.
The New York Central Lines announce swift luxurious service for the World’s Fair with trains of approved pattern being built. The flagship will be named the Louisiana Purchase Limited. A separate joke column contrasts a cubic yard with a Cuban children’s play yard, and a proverb urges pursuing opportunities if they don’t come your way.
Miss Rose Nora Hennessy of Lexington Kentucky writes that after a cold led to womb inflammation and congested ovaries she used the Vegetable Compound for two months and fully recovered. She says she advised friends and would accept a $5000 forfeit if proof of genuineness cannot be produced.
Belgian electrician M. de Mare designs the electrothermic fan that heats the air delivered by a mica blade powered coil system. The fan is enclosed to compress air, allowing heat to transfer without melting wire. Guarini notes the device produces intense heat while maintaining coil integrity. In the United States 97,671 dry goods merchants operate.
A British oculist reports a new treatment for tobacco blindness focusing on the stomach rather than the eye. He notes nicotine induces a toxin-producing stomach, causing retinal changes and vision loss, with several cases showing recovery after addressing indigestion and stopping tobacco.
The article notes dramatic waste reduction from seven tenths to seven tenths of coal now wasted, says Edison. He asserts a bucketful could power an express train from New York to Philadelphia and several tons could run the largest ocean steamship, replacing thousands in bunkers.
The text notes that low cost armhouses with modern conveniences such as hot and cold water and a water closet are rare. It suggests city residents, over time, encounter differing conditions and expectations when choosing housing options.
J A MacDonald in Orange Judd Farmer outlines a two story brick or wood farmhouse for 100 acres or less with a front balcony and ample storage. The design details include room sizes and materials for brick or wood construction and a modern bathroom with plumbing fixtures.
The 115 year old Saac Brock of Texas, living near Waco and later Valley Mills, recalls 22 presidents and four wars, credits Peruna for health and resilience, and notes his long life by the Bible and family records. He praises Peruna as a remedy for coughs, colds, and grip.
Advert reads a free book on catarrh from The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio and urges writing Dr Hartman president of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus for a full statement of one’s case and free medical advice.
Critic praises a villain in a play as lifelike, while the author admits the character is an exact portrait of himself. The page also features a Putnam Fadeless Dyes advertisement urging thoughtful speech and actions.
Wheat and corn prices vary little across cities with modest changes in hog markets. Cattle and sheep show steady to higher values in New York Cleveland East Buffalo and Pittsburg, while hogs trend lower in New York and higher in Toledo and Pittsburg.
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