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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
7
An article touts internal sanitation by drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims this washes the stomach liver and bowels, improves appetite, and purges toxins, urging readers to obtain limestone phosphate for daily use.
Fort Dodge Iowa laboratory director Dr. Thomas H. Glenn presents a table showing Americans perfected thirty seven of fifty one major inventions since 1865. He contrasts global output with a list of notable European and Australian inventions from 1840 to 1900, noting American leadership in science.
Farmers report more silos and increasing corn planting across sections. First alfalfa cut in Pennsylvania with a fine crop. Apple crop hit by caterpillars in Bucks County. Pigs suffer heavy losses at farrowing. Apple blossoms abundant and a near average overall crop likely, about twenty percent above last year. Peach yield expected around sixty to seventy percent of average in the peach belt. Twenty seven counties report wheat at or above average with higher production forecast. Peach leaf curl abundant due to rains hindering fertilization.
Washington reports a National Geographic Society bulletin on Jutland, calling Jammerbugt the Bay of Woe for wrecks and fleets. It notes Jutland’s size, population density, fjords like Linfjord, and the Skaw cape. historic Cimbri battles with Rome. 1866 afforestation efforts led by Col. E Dalgas. Herning’s growth from 40 to 5000. and long-standing ties to Angles and Jutes who settled Britain.
The Boston Transcript reports a fuel on latakia supplies from Turkey may end during wartime. As latakia stocks exhaust, many pipe smokers face altered flavors in popular mixtures and must seek substitutes. The article notes latakia is largely grown around Latakia town and not outside Turkish territory.
A verse dialog questions why Alexander the Great is praised for warlike conquest while condemning killing. The parent argues greatness lies in kindness per the Gospel, challenging whether Alexander’s actions justify praise and contrasting Abdel Young’s killing with moral judgment.
About 2,200 members in Pennsylvania Boys Corn Clubs across 32 counties formed into roughly 100 clubs. Banks, schools, and agricultural groups run sectional contests with cash prizes for top ears and yield. Other clubs include hog, potato, garden, poultry, stock and domestic science groups, boosting farm interest and rural stay.
A terse exchange between a husband and wife reveals frustration over expectations in marriage. The husband vents that he expected a supportive partner while the wife retorts she needed a provider, illustrating a clash over traditional roles.
John G. Smith named Administrator for the Estate of Lydia Akeley of Pine Grove Warren County Pa. Creditors urged to settle debts and all claims to be presented authenticated at Warren National Bank Building Room 33 Warren Pa.
Wanted attendants for the insane at the State Hospital Warren Pennsylvania. Men aged 21 to 35 with fair education may enter the training school for nurses. Wages 24 dollars per month plus living expenses, with 2 dollar monthly increases every six months for two years and further raises for long service. Reference required. Address Superintendent. June 22-4t.
An old time formula Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens faded or gray hair naturally with even color. Marketed as a cosmetic, in-store bottles claim to restore gloss and youthfulness without medical purpose.
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive remedy to flush clogged kidneys and relieve backache and bladder disorders. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast for a few days improves kidney function and cites a local druggist endorsing its use.
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