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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
7
Chas W Bowman 1st Lieut and Adjt 4th M S M Cav Vols writes from Lanham Md praising Peruna for colds and throat troubles. He says a severe attack cured in forty eight hours and plans to use it preventively. His family also uses it and he recommends it to friends. Ask your druggist for free Peruna Almanac.
The article notes that among languages that differ greatly to the point of being incomprehensible without study the number easily surpasses 1 000, highlighting vast linguistic diversity.
Workingmen diverting a roadway at Welwyn Hertfordshire Wales uncovered seven Roman urns in good preservation a Roman spur two drinking bowls six inches high a smaller cup a bowl bronze plate an iron standard and a small urn six inches high
Report notes sweet potatoes are mainly used to produce alcohol in the Azores with a yield of ten to eleven percent. Current price is about 13 cents per liter in United States currency.
English playwright Henry Arthur Jones told Yale students that American vernacular can aid playwrights but perseverance matters more. He recalled a man who kept a diary for two weeks each January for seven years.
Portland Michigan resident Frank Little credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing a five year rheumatism and paralysis ordeal. He says initial pain began in arms and back with numbness and stomach issues then improved after using the pills. The medicine is sold by druggists or mailed 50 cents per box with six boxes shipped.
A garbled clipping mixes pay, slogans, and old timey remedies. Mentions faceless aimed economy sentiment, a rude jab at a defined group, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, and stray phrases about Satan and candles.
A. H. Denison of Kansas proposes a lever driven binding fodder device. The setup uses uprights A and B with a lever to press loose fodder into a small compass, adjustable by a band, and supported by square piece C for mobility. Its practicality remains uncertain but the idea may aid some readers.
An advertisement guarantees Paza Ointment cures itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Includes price 5Uc. and appeals to consumers with a full refund promise and product claim.
An advertisement asserts Garfield Tea purifies blood and eradicates disease for constipation relief. It claims compliance with the Pure Food Law and offers two recipes for beauty and wellness, priced at ten cents, with address at Rice 60 Pulaski St Brooklyn NY.
-An instructional trap manual with 46 animal illustrations and notes on barometer calendar gun and trap catalog. Includes prices for raw furs and offers postpaid delivery for 10 cents via Fur of N. W. Hide & Fur Co. Minneapolis address.
In a recent interview Thomas Kelley, a prominent eastern farmer and wholesale baker, explains strict bookkeeping. He says farms are charged only wages and actual expenses, not produced goods, to avoid mispricing and ensure true profits. He tracks cow shrinkage and avoids inflating costs by market hay values.
John Avery McIlhenny, 36, recently named a civil service commissioner, has circled the globe twice and hunted big game in Africa. A former Rough Rider and one of Louisiana’s wealthiest men, his Avery Island pepper farm and large pepper sauce factory are famed. He hosted the president’s older daughter in New Orleans during carnival and hosted the president himself last year.
The advertisement claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has no equal for female illnesses cures over 30 years and treats female complaints inflammation ulceration spinal weakness backache and related symptoms. It asserts broad efficacy, urges women to use it over substitutes and notes it is sold by druggists everywhere.
When a morning headache and dull tired feeling occur it signals the liver or bowels are out of order. Nature warns that Brandreth's Pills, a century old family remedy, can help. They are a dependable laxative tonic sold in drug stores in plain or sugar coated forms.
Primitive people shelter in caves along Africa's southern Gibraltar coast and in Tebessa Algeria. Grotto villages dot Matmata Tunisia and Galite Island, with underground monasteries in Abyssinia. A German East Africa cavern near Tanga holds vast chambers up to 250 feet high, home to millions of bats and a five foot wing span bat slain by a stick.
The piece argues a trainer must control animals without hands or temper, cites an $8,000,000 ton hay crop shortfall in the western U S according to the American Agriculturist, notes eastern crops near average and potential price gains, and praises corn for wide adaptability from warm South American origins to northern climates with ears maturing even as plants stay low and spreading.
The speaker argues that American spirit is driven by idealistic impulses as shown in Emerson and Lincoln. Lincoln blends lofty ideals with practical methods, giving him far-sighted vision to guide the nation.
A western state resident, 56, describes giving up coffee and other stimulants for Postum Food Coffee. He reports relief from rheumatism, better sleep, steadier nerves, and clearer thinking, attributing the benefits to Postum and its food value. The notice cites Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich, and mentions The Road to Wellville book in the package.
The column argues against the old farm hours chaining workers from four in the morning to nine at night. It supports halting work by six pm and suggests longer noon breaks to separate chores. It notes farm livestock complicates strict eight hour rules and doubts the eight hour standard will ever fit livestock farms.
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