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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1905

Page

3

Polish Deserter Admits Escape From Russian War Draft

A Polish man, Stanislaus Mazurowski, escapes by swimming the Vistula to seek asylum in America. He carries a letter exposing brutal Russian mobilization in occupied Poland and urges American mothers to demand an end to the massacre. The appeal accuses czarist rule of exploiting war to gain new possessions and details civilian suffering across Warsaw, Lodz, and other towns.

New York Stanislaus Mazurowski Poland Vistula Sandomiera Russia Austria Manchuria America Mazurowski Warsaw Lodz Europe Congress of Peace

Awkward Dining in Japan Describes First Japanese Dinner

Bertha Runkle recalls a beginner’s clash with sitting on the floor and using chopsticks in Japan. The writer endures cramped legs, numb feet, and spilled meals while maiko girls and nesan assist and the room fills with giggles.

Bertha Runkle China Japan

Bald Men Attract Odd Salon Behavior Say Barber

A taciturn Providence barber explains that balding customers draw more attention to hair. He notes a real estate agent client who insists on a precise neck and ear trim, yet wears a hidden fringe. the barber theatrically shaves and reaffixes hair to amuse the patron. He muses on why bald men seek meticulous grooming while those with hair avoid such fuss.

Providence Journal

Western Canada Emigration Boosts Interest in Raillinks

A North Bend Nebraska testimonial details strong western Canadian crop yields and a thriving Edmonton district. The letter cites 6500 bushels of grain, oat and wheat yields, fine potatoes, and a mild fall. it notes plans for a transcontinental railway to the Pacific within five years and a Canadian Northern line nearing Edmonton.

Canada United States North Bend Neb Austen Edmonton Alberta Pacific Winnipeg Rockies L. J. Austen

Real Cruelty in the Trusts Probed by Citizens

Satirical cartoon dialogue criticizes trusts for causing unemployment and hardship after closing a factory. A beggar petitions for help, asking how trusts bear responsibility as a citizen questions the impact on a wife’s job.

Puck

Regulator for Chills and Fever Idea Emerges

A Cleveland Leader reader jokes about a patent medicine maker creating a regulator that would bring chills on warm days and fever on cold days, a humorous take on cure-all devices.

Cleveland

Feeble Lad and Indulgent Mother in Comic Exchanges

The Baltimore American quips about a weak boy sent on errands by an indulgent mother while the New York Press notes the burdened feeling of women losing the thrill of bank accounts as cashiers know their lack of funds.

John Baltimore American

Salzer's Oats Claim High Yields Across States

The U S Department of Agriculture endorses Salzer's New National Oats praising results that rose from 150 to 300 bushels per acre across 30 states. It urges farmers to try 1905 to beat the yeilds and achieve top production.

U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Salzer Farmer

Salzer Seed Co Promises Huge 1905 Crop Yields

An advertisement touts Salzer seeds claiming top yields per acre for barley corn and other crops including beardless barley hip and teosinte. It urges farmers to send 100 stamps to La Crosse Wisconsin for samples and promises free farm seed samples. A quoted judge’s remark about reputation closes the piece.

Salzer Farmer John A. Salter Seed Co la Crosse Wis K. L

To Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine

An advertisement claims a single day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a 25 cent price and money back guarantee. It notes E. W Grove’s signature on each box and includes a Puck quote about refusing fate.

E. W Grove

Cures All Coughs Product Ad Promises Money Back

An 19th century advertisement touts Shilohs Consumption Cure the Long Tonic claiming it cures consumption and coughs with a money back guarantee. It offers prices of 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar.

Shiloh

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