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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
7
The article traces fishing gear from stone and bone hooks to bronze and copper in ancient times, noting similar forms across cultures. It highlights barb development, rod evolution from branches to bamboo, jointed designs, and the later addition of reels, with nets used since remote times.
The Garfield report shows packing industry profits totaling about two percent of business volume. Government census data from 1900 indicate mills earned nearly seven percent gross margin, while slaughtering and meat packing in Illinois yielded just over two percent. The piece notes intense competition among mills, contrasts margins, and warns against beјng misled by sensational packer agitation.
Mrs Mary S Cobb of Northampton presented Smith College with her estate. Miss Owen of Warwick England at 92 has taught Sunday school 82 years. Helen Gould funds Leroy Irvine Dixon’s education after he saved a Rio Grande train last October. Mrs Elizabeth Wheaton dies at Norton aged 96. most of her estate to the Wheaton seminary. Miss Myrtle B Parke, 18, called to Ramsey IL Christian church pastorate and Eureka College student. Miss Caroline Hazard, five years president of Wellesley, dismissed the need for a degree from a women's college to study at Brown and leads with broad culture.
A Carmel Maine woman testifies that years of irregular functions caused sickness and pain but following treatment with Dr Williams Pink Pills she recovered fully. She describes months of severe headaches fainting and left side pain improved after several boxes and now feels strong and youthful. The pills are advertised for anemia chloro sis and menstrual irregularities.
A simple home made brooder built by G. G. Tillinghast of Connecticut costs under 2.50 and uses all new material. The design features a three by three foot frame, galvanized iron siding, a central heat drum from a tin pan, a six inch high hover with felt edging, an open top, and a dual oil lamp system for sustained warmth.
The Prairie Farmer warns against overestimating the squab business. It notes many dealers sell mixed sex stocks and that sexing pigeons is hard, delaying breeding for beginners. Advice stresses starting with known mates, providing water grain grit salt, and consulting a practical squab raiser before investing.
The article urges delivering poultry products fresh and emphasizes utility over exhibition lines. It argues the farm hen is a hardworking producer not tied to any single breed and warns against keeping useless cockerels after crowing. Breed for egg and meat, maintain pure-breds, and ensure all farm work contributes to profitability.
Advice from Commercial Poultry stresses considering poultry in summer plans to avoid neglect when busy, noting the importance of keeping birds cared for during peak season.
The article promotes varied feed for healthy chickens and notes that variety should suit local conditions and resources to keep birds in good health.
Before his wedding the German crown prince acted on personal affection in two cases with American women including an opera singer famed at the Berlin opera. He refused to wed Princess Thyra of Denmark as ordered by the emperor, declaring his royal will and love. His stance ended Denmark’s match proposal.
Bess questions Nell about persuading her fiancé to sign a pledge. Nell notes he does not drink, while Bess fears temptation after marriage. Chicago Daily News.
A Yonkers Statesman teaser notes a vast city population in Church-St. Petersburg and cites that about one third cannot read or write. It adds a quip about Russian words provoking surprise, reflecting a satirical exchange in the Gotham-Well style.
The market notes grain prices for Flour Minnesota patent, No 2 red Wheat, No 2 yellow Corn, No 3 oats, and hay ranges. Cattle and veal prices are listed, with sheep and lamb figures, hog ranges, and specific city quotes from Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and Pittsburg on July 4. Prices show steady or varied readings across regions and commodities.
Walter Bacon relates a six year old boy from a friend's family explains why a pug snores. The dog’s short nose causes no air draft, a remark that brings a humorous local moment amid a sleepy household.
Middlesex New York July 3 Special Mrs Betsey A Clawson long troubled by inflammatory rheumatism says she is cured by Dodd s Edney Pills She was invalid for five years with severe pain and could not work She took two boxes and within two weeks could wait on herself dig potatoes and garden, with the pills claimed to remove uric acid by improving kidney function.
A Michigan woman describes five years of painful itching and bleeding eczema. She credits Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with rapid relief after the first bath and application, and invites doubt-filled readers to write for confirmation.
A promotion for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as support during the change of life. The article warns of risks to health and nerves, urges women to seek treatment, and shares testimonials from Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. Hinkle praising the remedy.
Detroit Free notes a light on oil deal speculation. A Detroit publication mentions a light on the subject, while a separate New Orleans item references Ball Blue and a lawyer home scene. The fragment includes playful chatter and ads.
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