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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
7
A bull pup fights a fox terrier aboard a crowded station scene. A shabby bystander grabs the bulldog’s tail and flips the dog, ending the tangle as passengers watch. The rescuer explains the move as practical, drawing curiosity and drinkers to a nearby bar.
A comparison notes the Nile mud that makes Egypt habitable and the Missouri Chicago Chronicle’s seasonal mud. The remark mashes two unrelated images to highlight recurring, muddy conditions in distinct regions.
The sermon links the three temptations of Christ to college graduates entering life. It cautions against valuing wealth and status over service, urging men with great powers to use their talents for the common good and to subordinate personal ambitions to the needs of society.
The article explains ventilation for stacked alfalfa to limit fermentation. It recommends headless barrels or rails and boards as ventilators, describes a boxlike two by three inch frame, and notes wire-attached stake tops with weights to prevent wind spread. It also mentions stack covers with brass string-eyelets for weather protection.
An advocate argues that deep waterways parallel to rail lines would greatly benefit railways. He cites Engineering Magazine and urges Congress or financiers to back construction of an isthmian canal, claiming numerous cases show railways gain from waterways while no counterexamples exist.
The Kansas experiment station reports a cattle disease resembling lump jaw but with sudden swelling of throat glands. Early signs include fever, eye and nasal discharge, followed by abscesses in throat tissues. Treat with liniment, camphor turpentine kerosene mix, and, if needed, washouts with blue vitriol or iodine. cases recover in weeks.
Farmers should favor long sided pigs over dumpy types and avoid overfat hogs. Sluggish growth signals breeding issues and care should focus on quietness and easy handling. Age alone should not move a sow to market without breeder failures showing. Feed for flesh without blistering skin and manage lameness from fat.
W. E. Farmer advises early deep plowing followed by regular harrow and cultivator use to keep soil finely pulverized and moisture stored. Rolling light soils slows water movement, improving drought resistance and plant vigor, with surface feeding most vulnerable.
In the south, a detached outdoor closet on four tall legs with a shallow slant roof, four feet high, is built in shaded areas. It features shelves around and ventilated boards, a tight door with a lock, and tar bands around legs to deter pests. Whitewashed indoors and out twice yearly. cleaned regularly in hot weather.
The article advises keeping fertility to suppress weeds and set alfalfa early, with one key tip to cut alfalfa at least three times a year starting in June. It warns against level culture in poorly drained clay soils for potatoes and suggests separate cultivation for alfalfa to maintain quality.
The article promotes a horse salve made from pine tar sulphur and lard in equal parts. Mix the tar and sulphur, add lard, simmer six hours with occasional stirring. Used to cure scratches and harness galls. Wash affected area with soap before applying the salve.
Calpurina Bristol trembles with horror as Escence of horror is revealed by S E Kiser in the Chicago Record-Herald. Gerald Briggs questions her, she denies, and the scene ends with her anger and a confession of a fake Panama hat and a ruined public image.
A New York Judge notes a teacher's Frisky Spring lesson as boys answer with humor. An East Side class is told about spring and attendance, prompting quips about rent and fresh fish for Friday services.
A garbled excerpt notes a sailor who held double roles on a vessel and mentions a wife and children. the employer questions the arrangement, but the text is poorly legible and noncoherent.
Notre Dame University invites readers to request a free catalogue with terms and courses. The paper notes a preparatory school with business and commercial tracks and St Edward's Hall for boys under thirteen, stressing thorough study and devotion to students.
Ad copy notes Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets price 25 cents paid in full. A dialog snippet from Town Topics features Grimshaw and Mendicant. Detroit firm Consumers Harness Co offers a single strap buggy harness with a quick special offer.
In New York on July 22 1902 flour was dull and easier while wheat and corn showed small moves. Regional notes from Cleveland Toledo East Liberty and East Buffalo list varied prices for wheat corn oats hay cattle hogs sheep and lambs with multiple points and ranges.
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