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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
7
An ornate Pall Mall Gazette verse exhorts summer as bride of spring with vivid natural imagery of corn, poppies, honeysuckle, and rivers. A second fragment quotes Fred Emerson Brooke in the Detroit Free Press on family meals and the rhythm of daily life, noting children’ s appetites and naps.
A traveler recalls a bright maiden from foreign shores aboard a steamer. She displays broad knowledge of languages and world history, yet her English is pretentious and she neglects her own country’s history. The narrator laments his delayed realization.
A trio of verse readings contrasts optimism with envy. Mr Gladsome’s cheer gives way to sorrow as Grampus prospers, while a Washington Star piece suggests cheer comes from seeing trials as blessings. A Browne poem reflects romantic spring and enduring love.
Poetic verse describes city folk leaving urban life to seek rural Meadows. The speaker envisions them returning to argue about weather and gambling, drawn by the lure of meadows and a pine box waiting by the village grocery store.
A Swiss horticultural sketch explains hillside cultivation in Alpine vineyards where land is stacked on edges. The anchoring cultivator is shown, with a horse guiding the implement while a second man operates. Labor costs and potential gasoline powered upgrades are discussed for tightly planted crops.
This piece argues that bad roads stem from fragmented reform efforts and urges a united national plan for road improvement. It cites the need to embrace a broad, general principle, with details to be worked out later, citing Gladstone as a model for action.
A farm grown guide describes building a simple fruit evaporator with a sloped roof a four by four foot base and sliding galvanized trays. A stove beneath heats the trays with a top exhaust pipe and two doors for access and feeding. Bleach with sulphur a tray per tray and dry peelings for vinegar. Mrs Susie Holland promotes it as a girl powered pennies maker.
A July 28 1903 report lists market figures for flour wheat corn oats and butter across cities including New York Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and East Liberty. It covers beef cattle sheep hogs and calves with price ranges and notable shifts in each locale.
J O Gates argues in Farm and Home for keeping educated youth on farms to boost rural society. He urges teachers and farmers to instill honesty and work ethic, support college ambitions while retaining farm ties, and grow educated people on farms to reduce rural urban migration. A daily potato patch visit is advised to deter pests.
J H Hale offers practical advice from Prairie Farmer on starting near home, choosing fruit to grow, close planting, pruning, and soil care. He compares yields from different practices in California and emphasizes intelligent treatment, thinning, and timely spraying to promote annual bearing and maximize profits.
A Chicago Tribune authority explains how to judge cheese by rind color and texture. A good cheese feels mellow yet firm with an even tint rind, and a sample should show firm close grain and nutty flavor.
A summer tourist encounters a bee resting on a blade of grass and asks the guide about its apparent idleness. The guide explains the bee is a husking bee, implying it has no work until the next season. The humorous exchange highlights mistaken ideas about bee activity.
Valley City resident recounts relief from dizziness and sciatica after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She reports rapid improvement within three weeks and no recurring symptoms since, endorsing the remedy to others.
Ladies may wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease a remedy for swollen sweating hot and aching feet sold by druggists 25 cents trial package free address A S Olmsted Le Roy New York also a Philadelphia Bulletin quip about a friend and an ad offering opium and liquor habit cure by B M Woolley M D Atlanta Ga with book free
Major T. H. Mars of the First Wisconsin Cavalry writes from Chicago praising Peruna as a cure for kidney catarrh after military service. The ad asserts Peruna clears kidney stagnation, boosts heart and digestion, and offers free advice from Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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