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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
7
A compiled fragment from several poems and lines from newspapers. Includes jokes about heat and a polemic on heat greetings, plus verses about a polar bear at rest and a brief poetic reflection on daily strength and greeting kindness. Contains multiple named sources and poetic voices.
A collage of verses from 19th and early 20th century periodicals. Fragments convey themes of mastery, labor, nature, and longing. Poets include Frank Wolcott, S. E. Kiser, and Charles Hanson Towne with mentions of Boston, Chicago, Baltimore publications.
The Chicago Journal notes Persian nomads churn butter with a primitive goatskin receptacle within a goatskin tent. The method involves rocking until fat separates from milk to yield unsalted butter. It also describes their mobile tents, harsh punishment customs, and the harsh reality of their justice system.
J S Woodward cites Rural New Yorker guidance on feeding cows pomace and apples. Begin with small amounts to prevent illness or death, then gradually increase. Use stanchions or posts with a feeding box to keep the head level and avoid choking when outdoors.
The article urges rapid milking for higher milk yield and better cow condition, warns against rough handling of nervous Jerseys, and notes butter output depends on treatment. It cites German experiments favoring boiled milk for calves and salt addition for weight gain, and stresses attractive presentation of farm produce. It also covers dehorning methods and the heart of butter making. It promotes cover crops like crimson and red clover and cowpeas to sustain soil and livestock, with sowing guidance for near-term and winter use.
A young man and a girl aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm are found making love on a moonlit May night. The incident prompts jokes among passengers, while Senator N B Scott defends innocent love as natural, recounting a mountain anecdote from West Virginia about a kiss for a dollar and back.
A judge recalls a season old echo heard from a bluff near a summer hotel. After students left last fall a rowdy night sparked loud rah rah chants and a torn ground area, and since then the echo has not returned.
Buffalo New York Justice Laughlin grants permanent injunction and costs against Paul B Hudson and others restraining sale of a foot powder ruled an imitation of Foot-Kase. Owner Allen S Olmsted of Le Roy New York. decision upholds trademark and targets other infringers in Foot-Ease advertising.
A dentist asks if gas should be used before tooth extraction. The patient replies from a back township that if it costs no more, she would prefer electric light. The remark appears in the Chicago Daily News as a quip.
The Adirondacks invite visitors with clean air and inviting streams in a restful region. No. 20 of the Four-Track Series promises guidance on reaching the Adirondacks with free distribution upon a small stamp. A Chicago Record-Herald quip notes laziness as a disease, and the July issue of Four Track News is touted as the best yet with nationwide sales through newsdealers.
New York markets show flour weaker and prices mixed with grains and livestock quoted across several Western and Eastern cities. Wheat and corn prices vary by grade while hogs and cattle move within narrow bands in Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo East Liberty and other centers.
A burly farmer limped to the railroad superintendent and demanded compensation for a wreck. He asked for 50 cents as a settlement for injuries and accepted the payment with a receipt in full. The superintendent offered a pass home but the man refused, vowing not to ride the railroad again while his pins lasted.
Frederika Iowa July 13 Mr A B Grover relates a kidney illness tale where nightly urination swelling and weight loss vanished after using Dodd's Kidney Pills He gained eight pounds in two months and stopped waking at night He endorses the remedy as a safe permanent cure for kidney and urinary disorders.
A girl asks if her latest photo does her justice and a friend explains the term mercy applies. The exchange captures a moment of memory and sentiment in a city daily paper style.
A short booklet from the Chicago & Alton Railway, reprinted from the Chicago Record-Herald, recounts the running of the Alton Limited 100 miles by a young woman. It is attractively written and illustrated, with four cents postage requested to Geo. J. Charlton, Chicago.
Old time patent remedy promotes Allen's Foot-Ease to ease painful swollen feet. Claims cure for smarting sweating feet and helps shoes fit better. Sample free with address A. 8. Olmsted Le Roy New York. Sold by druggists and shoe stores. Do not accept substitutes.
The shade of Nero exclaims great divinities and muses about having a batch of such drivers, imagining the sights of royal carnage the arena would have witnessed during an automobile race.
Advertisement style notes list a round trip fare plus 25e for July 22 to 27 on the Queen and Crescent Route with ticket agent inquiry. It cites Chicago to California Oregon and Washington service via Chicago Union Pacific North-Western Line with three daily through trains. Contains multiple quotes and small items from historical papers.
A historical advertisement asserts that most nervous and female illnesses stem from catarrh and that Peruna cures it. It cites Emma Mitchell of Indianapolis praising relief after multiple bottles and lists other notable supporters. The ad invites readers to write for free medical advice from Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
Mrs. L. W. Ammamen of Lock Haven Pa reports sending for a trial box of Deans Kidney Pills and states they relieved back and kidney pains, reduced swelling, and vanquished dropsy signs, offering a bright ray of hope to desperate sufferers. The letter notes a trial and mentions a lost freband.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with Cuticura Resolvent claiming to stop hair loss remove crusts scales and dandruff soothe irritation stimulate follicles soften scalp and promote healthy growth. It lists depots in London Paris Boston prices and urges readers to send for cure details.
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