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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
7
This piece argues for viewing divorce through ethical and sociological lenses rather than scriptural alone. It urges strengthening marriage by making it harder to marry hastily and harder to obtain divorce, allowing only fundamental causes such as infidelity, desertion, extreme cruelty, or natural issues. It cautions against church alone handling divorce and notes lasting conflict between divine joins and human separation.
An exhortation on contentment as a mental habit. Contentment comes from focusing on good health and work you love, with love from others. Discontentment kills productive forces. appreciate what you have and cultivate gratitude to attract further gains and happiness.
The author laments deforestation across Palestine, Asia Minor, and the Mediterranean. He links tree loss to civilization’s downfall and warns American practice of portable sawmills stripping land, foreseeing floods and droughts in New England and the Midwest, including Michigan and Wisconsin.
A Milwaukee man charged with stealing wood pleads guilty and is sentenced to 30 days in the house of correction. An amused attorney volunteers a lenient defense and helps the prisoner get admitted by delivering a paper and five cents to the yet absent constable. The man complies, delivering the document and payment to gain entry.
An Ohio lawyer known for billing per listening hour is recounted by a Washington Post source. A bank president client paid $10 per hour for stories told, illustrating the lawyer's sharp charging style. The Colorado Flyer resumes service June 4, running daily Kansas City to Denver with enhanced cars and through Pullman service, signaling strong summer business and a Santa Fe promotional push.
Capitalists sent a reporter to a small town to gauge gas adoption. The locals are too rich in engaged couples to bother with gas, as marriages take precedence over fuel. The joke implies high romance blocks utility expansion.
A physician’s wife asks for ten dollars while the doctor hints at an imminent cash draft seen earlier in a Mrs Jenk letter. The exchange, set in Philadelphia society, plays on urban farce and financial anticipation as misdirection.
Advert reveals Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as antiseptic aids for female ailments. Claims include relief from inflammation weakness, anemia, hysteria, and depression, promoting health, strength and beauty. Depots listed in London Paris Boston with prices for Soap Ointment and Resolvent.
A playful exchange features a gruff speaker lamenting chores after breakfast and a cautious reply suggesting breakfast may not fuel work. The quip hints at ironic attitudes toward labor and education with a nod to Puck and a student-teacher reference.
New York notes quieter flour market at old figures with wheat No 2 red 85c corn No 2 53 1 2c and oats No 2 43 4 1 2c. Reeves Steers prices listed. Cleveland reports Minnesota patent flour 4 35 4 50 wheat 80c corn No 3 yellow 53 1 2c oats No 3 white 43 7 8c. East Buffalo and East Liberty show cattle and hog prices with lambs and sheep values. Toledo and other towns list cash wheat 82c, corn 53 1 4c, oats 43c and cloverseed futures.
In Taylorsville Mississippi J N Lewis testifies Doan's Pills relieved a weak back and allied kidney symptoms. Read in the ad the pills ease aching backs swollen limbs troublesome urine and other distress. The testimonial claims Doan's Pills remove calculi and provide sleep and nerve stability.
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