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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
7
The waist of this frock blouses over a belt with narrow backward plaits and a wide box-plait at the front and back. A plaited short skirt attaches under the belt and centers at the back. Frills have cape-like edges, square neck and cuffs with contrasting banding. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department for pattern.
Pattern Paris No. 2709 offers a corset cover drawers and petticoat in one. It uses cambric gossamer lawns and lace edging with beading to finish round necks armholes and lower hem. Includes size and pattern number details.
Alfred Parlow was found dead by a neighbor along a road in North Raynham Massachusetts. He tripped while walking home and fell with his derby hat sliding over his eyes causing suffocation. The death certificate records the suffocation as the cause.
A tersely stated proverb notes that an idle mind fuels a talkative mouth. The saying links mental leisure to verbal excess and social friction.
A witty exchange notes the baroness talks constantly about herself and never about other women. The remark hints at her vanity and social behavior within aristocratic circles.
Mrs. Martin Douglass of Kingston New York credits prompt relief from a lame back dizziness headaches and languor to Dean’s Kidney Pills. The advertisement urges readers to try the remedy sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Mrs R R Whitaker of Winchester Tennessee reports her two and a half year old daughter suffered a painful itchy eruption on hips and legs with oozing sores. After two doctors failed, two weeks of Cutiura Remedies ended the condition. the child, now fourteen, has had no relapse. Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston.
Five year old Helen Bentley loves her grandma who visits Seattle. The grandma writes of a cold trip and a fight with the grip. Helen repeats the news to a neighbor calling it a terrible fight with her va lise.
A satirical note describes a popular dish called funny paper. It blends three mothers including in laws, two Irishmen one German and tough kids with a coon, adds a jag, spice and ginger, garnishes with drawings and hardsense, uses chestnuts for stuffing, and is usually roasted though poaching occurs.
Dialogue shows Bobby clashing with Mr. Tytes over allowance. Mr. Tytes sternly recalls his own frugal upbringing and urges thrift, while Bobby retorts that Mr. Tytes should share his troubles with grandpa.
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a daily nourishing food linked to health and work energy. It cites testimonials and urges readers to try the product, asserting breakfast quality sustains livelihood and brain function, with a nod to the Road to Wellville.
A letter from P S Austin of Birch Lake Alberta recounts leaving Western Washington for peace and success in farming. He describes building a family homestead, expanding cattle to about fifty head, and buying farm equipment on time with a strong grain market. Austin praises Alberta’s communities, roads, schools, and climate while urging others to consider land at ten to fifteen dollars per acre.
Professor Munyon issues a comprehensive Almanac offering lunar data and articles on phrenology palmistry birthstones dream interpretation and beauty culture. It includes weights measures poison antidotes and readings and is free by application from the Munyon Remedy Company Philadelphia for all families and rural readers.
A brief, sharp exchange evaluates man-hunting tribes as extinct until the next leap year, reflecting a facet of regional humor and social tone. The dialogue captures a quip about endurance and time in a rural or small community setting.
An 19th century advertisement claims Mother Gray a New York nurse operates a Children’s Home and offers Sweet Powders that cure constipation feverishness teething disorders stomach troubles and destroy worms with 20 040 testimonials. The ad mentions Ze Semutene and Allen S Olmsted of Le Roy New York and notes water from the River Styx for mucilage preparation.
An increased use of Toris for rheumatism prompts discussion in medical circles. The suggested formula mixes Toris Compound with syrups and whiskey, dosed before meals and at night. Toris is produced by Globe Pharmaceutical Co., Chicago, and the other ingredients are available from druggists.
A page features various patent medicines including Spohns Distemper Cure for horses and related livestock diseases, Marine Eye Remedy for eye issues, and Garfld Tea laxative. It advertises prices, agent opportunities, and a free book, with several epigrams and quotations interspersed.
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