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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1885
Page
4
Commissioner Colman creates The Dairy Division with Allan Dodge at its head to bolster dairying. The article explains butter making needs pure air, warm but not hot milk rooms, and spring-house cooling to preserve flavor and texture. It also argues against washing sheep before shearing, favoring unwashed wool for elasticity and quality.
A misstep can cripple for life but Henry and Johnson Arnica and Oil Liniment used immediately helps prevent permanent injury. Sold by Johnson & SreGrriep. Also a notice about affordable, neat job designs at the May job rooms.
Brown asks about the show and Fogg reveals the bonnet in front of him ruined the evening. Fogg complains the bonnet was three inches too high and had too many feathers, making his entertainment feel wasted.
A humorous exchange in a newspaper page features a woman amused by the phrase no reasonable offer refused. She and a man react as she hints at a proposal, noting that if he hadn’t acted, she would have hated him.
An advertisement touts Downs Elixir as giving instant relief from a hacking cough with a money back guarantee. It is sold by Johnson & Siegfried and urged as warranted or refunded. The item includes a curious note on a cemetery visit and price payment in advance. A California editor was fined five dollars for delinquent subscription and then sued for the remaining balance.
A wag on has a long tongue but cannot speak. The joke contrasts a wagon’s extended hitch with a politician's vocal activity.
A local dentist gains a reputation for fearless treatment and steady nerves under pressure. Patients praise his calm manner and swift approach in challenging cases, earning him steady referrals and community respect.
Clara Belle writes that fashionable society now prefers afternoon calls at five, allowing men to drop in before work or on the way home. The trend spreads quickly, with women adjusting wardrobes and hosts noting callers arrive from bars or offices, changing the social routine of evenings.
A Philadelphia News correspondent weighs Lillian Russell’s return heavier after weight gain and cites a Berlin professor’s drastic diet theory. The piece then shifts to W D Howells’ Florence travel notes praising attire, fur coats, and social bustle in the Florentine capital, contrasting with Boston.
A Woman's Journal writer highlights Miss Carey and other Manitoban railroad women who rose from telegraphy to agent roles. Carey supported three siblings, trained them, and ran Wayzata freight and passenger operations with lake service on Lake Minnetonka. Her brother and a sister became dispatcher and manager, defying stereotypes. The superintendent admitted he failed to remove her from duty despite odd hours.
The report shows how corn is sometimes left standing or ungathered in various states. Virginia 10 percent or 3,000,000 bushels, Tennessee 5 percent or 3,286,000 bushels, Kentucky and Ohio about 6,000,000 each, Illinois 17,118,000, Kansas 23 percent or 21,905,000, totaling 119,811,000 bushels nationwide left to winter weather.
Three members of the Sanborn family, a brother and two sisters all over eighty, live in Haverhill New Hampshire. They have never married, never ridden in a railroad car, and never owned a stove. They still use the old fashioned tin baker, fire crane and hooks in their home.
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