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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
7
A trio of period poems depict Fourth of July rituals and domestic scenes. Grandpa’s veteran memory, boyish fights, and family fireworks mix with warnings of noise and danger. Other verses explore the household impact of father’s sawing and the pull of independence on summer days.
Marjorie S Hood, 12, recalls in St Nicholas how enslaved people fought for freedom. The verse explains the birth of independence, the Civil War, and emancipation, linking the holiday to the long struggle for liberty and the why behind the celebration.
A trio of short verse fragments celebrate childhood delight and morning renewal. Zoe Howland speaks of a freckled child amid a town parade while Celeste Winslow and Martha Dickinson Gilbert Dickinson offer religious and moral musings on weariness, dawn, and perseverance.
The Washington Star notes a lingering anxious gaze as people wonder whether physical features will remain unchanged once Independence Day passes. The passage reflects public rumination on stability and appearance with a poetic cadence.
The article explains the Zionist movement as a plan to unite Jews in a return to Palestine. It notes Dr. Herzl meeting the Turkish sultan and gaining support from Emperor William, with aims to rebuild Jaffa harbor and irrigate farming districts. It cites Basle congress and estimates of 10,000 Jews in 30 colonies, while some Jews doubt universal unity.
A Cornell study finds denser planting yields more per acre but drier, lower protein feed, while thinner planting improves digestibility and palatability. Choice of variety like Pride of the North and early maturity before frost are key. avoid overly thick seeding to maximize silage value.
Theodore C. Search president of the National Association of Manufacturers and head of the J. B. Stetson Hat Co is seen as a suitable nominee for a possible secretary of commerce and industry. He is praised for his industry knowledge broad view of national economic growth and well studied opinions. He is also described as a witty sympathetic friend of the president and an inmate in the White House circle.
A German physician reports a method to remove facial wrinkles by injecting paraffin under the skin. The substance remains to puff out lines and smooth the face, offering a cosmetic improvement.
M Louis Mertins urges farmers to own adequate implements and stock, fix up barns and outbuildings, and hire help as needed. He advises against overworking teams or children, supports education for children, condemns mistreatment of animals, and notes generosity toward workers and better farming practices.
The Foultry Keeper warns that feeding hens three times a day with excessive kindness keeps them from scratching or laying. Overfed hens become fat and lay few eggs, wasting labor and food. Hen flesh should be healthy but not excessive. many failures stem from overfeeding and high egg costs.
Visitors report decay and vandalism affecting Li Hung Chang planted trees near Grant's tomb on Riverside Drive New York City. Park guards will likely increase protection as the Li Hung Chang trees suffer while Japanese planted trees nearby are well tended since the Grants’ visit.
Detroit Free Press advises cleaning ribbons by soaking mixed colors in half full gasoline in a jar overnight. Dirt settles at bottom, ribbons are shaken not wrung and hung to dry. White ribbons turn yellow from gasoline and fire or light must be avoided.
New York June 25 flour and grain prices list patents at 3.80 to 4.00 for Flour Minnesota, wheat No 2 red 755 to 8, 3/4 c, oats 33 1/4 to 34 1/4, corn 47 1/4 to 47 1/2. Live stock mixed with beef, sheep, lambs and hogs reported steady firm and higher in parts. Cleveland and Toledo reports accompany with varied prices for cattle, sheep, hogs, and eggs. Local markets show thin trade in Beeves while hogs post modest gains across regions.
President Alfaro of Ecuador advocates closer ties with the United States. He invites English teachers to his country and backs an Anglo American railroad project from the coast through the mountains to Bogota costing about 12.5 million dollars. The scheme aims to secure mineral rights for 50 years and may spur stability by rapid troop transport. Panama canal development is favored for trade.
The Baltimore American notes nine new faces will appear on the lecture platform next year as three expeditions seek the south pole and six pursue the other end of the world.
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight or New Shoes Feel Easy Cures Corns Itching Swollen Hot Callous Smarting Sore and Sweating Feet Als Druggists and Shoe Stores sell it 25c Sample sent FREE Ad dress Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y
Mrs Chappell of Grant Park DL endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it cured her inflammation of the ovaries and womb. The article notes many women confide in Mrs Pinkham over twenty five years and provides her Lynn Mass address for free advice.
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