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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

3

Naval cookery and shipboard dining on American warships

A lengthy overview details U S Navy provisioning shipboard, the galley organization and the high level of culinary equipment and skilled cooks and bakers aboard battleships. It highlights sample menus, Ice cream freezers and modern prep methods, plus pay scales for cooks and stewards and the aim of nourishing sailors.

Sam Jack Uncle Sam O-War Republic United States Navy Navy

World meteorologists push wireless storm warning system

A London conference among leading meteorologists from major nations discussed uniform wireless telegraphy for marine weather reports and standardized storm signals for all nations. Representing the United States, Prof. Willis L. Moore of the Weather Bureau helped promote a global system to broadcast storm alerts and disturbances.

W. N. Shaw British Meteorological Office A. Augat Central French Meteorological Service L. Froe Shanghai China Hirz Deutsche Seewarte Hamburg Germany H. Mohn Norwegian Meteorological Institute Willis L. Moore K. Nakamuray Meteorological Service of Japan Messrs. Augat Moore Gen. Rykatcheff Central Physical Observatory St. Petersburg Russia London United States United States Weather Bureau

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Backed By Patient Testimony

A Rockland Maine woman reports chronic backache and relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the product as safe and effective, claiming many women healed and inviting readers to write Mrs Pinkham for advice.

Lydia E. Pinkham Rockland Maine Pinkham Lynn Mass

Final Victory Over Tuberculosis Cited by Dr William Osler

Freddie recalls a harsh family label as Gertrude confronts him. Dr William Osler comments on tuberculosis as a persistent foe unlikely to be fully eradicated, yet notes dramatic mortality declines in many regions and frames the fight as hopeful with victory in sight.

William Osler

Weathered souls seek return through life’s stormy depths

The speaker likens sorrow’s waves to a barrier around us turning the world distant and our journey solitary. They muse on going under the waves like the sun and reemerging, doubting whether real ascent beyond despair exists, as expressed by Richter.

Richter

A Man of Means

Conversation shows Ethel and stern parent argue over suitor earnings. Father notes the man makes $1,000 a year. Ethel insists he intends to increase his income. The exchange frames social expectations about fortune and prospects in marriage.

Stern Ethel Young Fledgley

Post Toasties New Pearl White Corn Wafers

A new dainty of pearly white corn by the makers of Postum and Grape-Nuts. Toasties are fully cooked rolled into thin wafers toasted crisp and golden brown. Ready to eat from the box with cream or milk. Exquisite flavor and tender crisp delight epicures and invalids. Popular pkg large family size 1 cent sold by grocers.

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