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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
7
Detailed instructions for building a portable granary on a farm. Describes dimensions 12 by 14 feet, framing with 2x6 planks, end doors for equipment access, elevator spout placement, floor and sill assembly, side framing, joint nailing, bracing, roofing, gables, and moving the granary on skids with a four horse team. Includes materials like 4x6 skids, 2x4 scantling, and six inch flooring.
The author laments a shift from chivalric romance to modern plots where wealth and schemes replace knights and heroines. He mocks headlines of Romance and notes how everyday pursuits like office jobs, theorists, or prospectors now dominate stories, robbing romance of its once bright aura.
John F. Burns outlines dry farming as growing grain and fruit on arid lands. He cites international interest, explains moisture thresholds, and prescribes fall plowing and repeated harrowing for red winter wheat to boost yields, noting 60 bushels in arid regions with one crop biennially.
Mistah Tambo and Mistah Bones exchange a riddle about a man with false teeth left in his room versus a buried man with a wreath in his tomb. The exchange ends with a punchline about where the teeth or wreath belong. Mr. Coldin de Throte then sings a lament.
A dramatic exchange unfolds as a fair young woman asks for lifelong devotion while a noble suitor swears eternal love despite looming catastrophe. The scene pits idealized passion against social restraint as the couple contemplates marriage amid elopement risk.
The speaker argues that poor children may feel genuine joy in inexpensive gifts, while the rich child might be more provoked by a cheaper present. A cynical friend counters that the rich child would be even more aggravated by receiving a trifling gift.
A Weymouth mayor during a King George visit seized the queen's hand instead of kneeling to receive an address. The master of ceremonies urged proper ceremony, the mayor claimed not kneeling could be forgiven because he had a wooden leg, prompting a royal smile and the king's laughter.
H A Kruts koff of 5714 Wabash Ave Chicago recounts severe skin outbreak with itching tearing skin until using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. Within days itching ceased and eruption vanished over about three weeks. Date November 1907. Potter Drug & Chem Boston sole props.
A mission worker visiting a New Orleans reformatory encounters Jim, an old acquaintance once seen as virtuous, now incarcerated for stealing a barrel of sweet potatoes. The exchange reveals disbelief and resigned acceptance from Jim, who confirms his charges with a simple acknowledgment.
Souders' Vanilla Extract is produced from fine Mexican vanilla beans a pure rich concentrated flavor. Available at all grocers and sold in 10 15 and 25 cent bottles.
A health ad claims a new eye remedy by Marine soothes eye pain and relieves redness. It endorses that the product complies with pure food and drug laws and is recommended by experienced physicians. Sold at druggists.
A fragment notes a common saying about how a man is praised too much after death and criticized while alive. It then abruptly references Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain in children and makes a cryptic remark about guessing and difficulty.
A promoter touts low land prices in the Panhandle and South Plains Texas as an ideal buy for small and large investors. He cites Mr. Curfman of Hereford sharing strong yields from 165 acres and promises free homeseekers’ folders and The Earth newsletter after mailing name and address to the Santa Fe Railway.
W. B. Northrup bought a 41 acre Texas farm near Brownsville for 125 an acre after the cabbages crop was contracted to be delivered. The 20 acre cabbage yield averaged 24 000 pounds per acre and sold for around 2 to 2 1 2 cents per pound, yielding over 8 000 dollars. Northrup paid 5 125 dollars for the farm, securing his initial capital and a sizable bonus. The ad urges readers to investigate Gulf Coast land, noting low current prices but rising future costs, and offers free information and postcards from the Rock Island Frisco lines.
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