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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
9
The piece argues divorce stems from flawed marriages and urges stronger marriage binding, fewer divorce grounds, and prevention of collusion. It calls for reflective judgment before wedlock, limits on easy divorces, and timing restrictions after decree, noting church alone cannot solve the issue.
The piece argues contentment is a mindset, not luck, and outlines how gratitude and focus on worthy work attract rewards. It stresses health, love, and inner discipline as the path to betterments, warning discontent kills these forces. It compares progress to a musician learning harmony and urges present appreciation as value.
The author laments widespread tree loss across Palestine, Asia Minor, and the Mediterranean and warns Americans that vast forest stripping mirrors ancient Eden exile. He cites portable sawmills and farmland depletion driving floods and drought, warning Michigan and Wisconsin face similar barren futures.
A Milwaukee man jailed for stealing wood finds an odd mercy. A lawyer pleads leniency before a judge who then sentences him to 30 days. With no constable present, the lawyer tips the prisoner to sneak into the house of correction using a fake paper and five cents. The man agrees and keeps his word.
An Ohio lawyer famed for exacting pay for every word and service is recounted by a Washington clerk. One client, a bank president, fed stories to the lawyer who billed ten dollars per listening hour. The banker quipped he paid for listening to tales, then settled the itemized bill. In court a young lawyer denied rumors about an indicted man, only to have the judge urge the case onward as the defense began.
The Colorado Flyer on the Santa Fe resumes June 4 for summer operation running daily between Kansas City and Denver. It departs at 6 55 p m and reaches Colorado's chief city the next forenoon with one night on the road. The train includes observation Pullman library smoking car chair cars and a through Pullman between Galveston and Colorado Springs.
A playful exchange recalls breakfast appetite and work, with a quip from Puck on breakfast not sparking work. The dialogue then notes experience at high school racing and a teacher praised for unique methods.
A syndicated cartoon-like exchange explains why a small town cannot support gas service. Capitalists send an agent who learns visitors would not pay salaries or fund a plant because too many couples are engaged and would not burn gas. The second vignette jokes about a physician asking his wife for ten dollars and mentioning a draft toward payday.
Patient from Roxbury Boston writes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her fibroid tumor and strengthened her system. She praises the remedy for ovarian troubles tumors and uterine health and endorses its value and safety with a $5000 forfeit claim if genuineness cannot be produced.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as antiseptic care for female ailments including ulcers inflammations and irritations. It claims immediate relief permanent care safety and economy aiding skin scalp hair hands and general sanitation with depots listed in London Paris Boston and notes Potters as sole proprietors.
Wheat and corn prices hold near old figures across multiple markets. Futures and cash quotes list No 2 red wheat at 85a in New York and 80c in Cleveland, with oats around 43 to 45c. Cattle and hog prices trend steady to brisk with steers near 4.80 to 5.10 in Cleveland and 6.00 to 6.50 for hogs in East Buffalo and East Liberty. Lambs and sheep show firm to higher ranges, with regional variations across Toledo, Buffalo, and Cleveland markets.
In Taylorsville Mississippi resident J N Lewis reports relief from a weak back using Doan's Kidney Pills. Ad claims include easing aching backs swelling limbs dropsy urine issues and heart palpitations with several listed symptoms and cures. Several urinary and nervous complaints are attributed to kidney problems and Doan's Pills are advertised as the remedy.
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