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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
5
A child under quarantine revels in being confined at home, making noise and imagining adventures while noting that vaccination failed. The excerpt contrasts this viewpoint with a new crime narrative opening in Nilus, where Herbert Wright reports his father John T. Wright’s death and a murder investigation begins in the Bayou Woods.
Michael MacDonagh notes Irish simplicity in medical matters with anecdotes. A laborer swallows a whole box of pills. a wife says the lid hasn’t come off yet. A dying man is deemed to be dying by inches, yet lives six feet three in socks. An Irish patient breathes easier after a thermometer is placed under the arm.
In the Midlands a farmer driving to market spots a neighbor hanging in a barn doorway. He reports the scene in town but notes the body is not yet cut down. The grim find underscores rural indifference as he delays action.
Lord Rayleigh notes film of oil on water may be as thin as one twenty fifth millionth of an inch. Pinos presents a hydroscope enabling deep sea viewing from ships, possibly negating submarine danger. Bubble therapy in neuralgia and injuries uses air injected under skin to relax nerve ends. Langley and Graham Bell kite designs show lifting power behavior with weight. Helberger reports electricity deterring soil insects, electrified circles forcing insects to surface.
A collage of humor from newspapers features lines about heiresses keeping money, sharp financiers, and a jailhouse quip about bigamy. Quick jests reference debt, trade, and punctuality with crisp, bite sized setups and punchy punchlines.
Richard and Cherry Kearton publish a new England edition of The Natural History of Selborne with photographs of birds, animals, and insects. They use camouflaged hides in stuffed animals, artificial rock hollows, and grass colored clothing to approach subjects without alarm. They capture nests, feeding behavior, fish, dragonflies, beetles, and even snakes in their natural settings.
An old advertisement urges farmers to send their order and a single cent to The Mai. The terse notice offers no further details about products or deadlines.
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