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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1904
Page
7
A reflective sermon on life as a school where environment shapes education more than heredity. It stresses balance between study and rest, cites a physician’s example placing a daughter in public school, and ends with the promise that divine Providence will reveal meaning later.
The essay argues love rooted in unselfishness surpasses passion and self interest. It portrays passion as moral sickness and greed as drying life, while love brings a new horizon, endurance through hardship, and the strength that conquers death. Love is shown as divine, born of God, and sustaining through suffering.
Dr Frank W Gunsaulus argues against the phrase all men are created free and equal. He contends freedom must be earned, rejects universal equality, and urges the energetic militant humanity. The piece encourages efficient life, disciplined methods, and a young man’s mission to lead.
A compilation of patriotic poems and reflections from Chicago Advance, Cleveland Leader, Washington Star, and Chicago Daily News, celebrating the Fourth of July. The verses praise national unity, freedom, and historical memory while noting the celebratory firework display and the social duties of citizens.
A stealthy group surrounds a house in fog and darkness, breaches a rear door, and confronts a man with his family inside. The target, recently nominated by a major party for vice president, offers calm surrender and agrees to accompany them without resistance.
Miss Mary Burns of Halifax Nova Scotia reports using Peruna for indigestion and stomach trouble. She says after years of poor digestion nothing helped until Peruna, and within three months she recovered her health and strength.
In a June 27 report from Roland lil., Rev. Thomas B. Norman, a Baptist minister, testifies to the cure claims of Dodd's Kidney Pills. Norman says he had diabetes symptoms and experienced strong benefit, endorsing the product for diabetics. The advertisement asserts the pills cure diabetes and earlier kidney issues like backache and rheumatism.
On a voyage to India two women discuss why stewards operate portholes at irregular hours. A better informed passenger explains that openings and closings align with the rise and fall of the tide as the ship crosses Bis Cay Bay.
A Chicago Record-Herald note quotes a child hoarding nickels and dimes to buy gunpowder and bombs while his mother saves bandages lint and salve for wounds and the father saves toward a doctor bill amid tense wartime fear.
A collage of patent medicine pitches and quotes from various newspapers touting remedies. Allen's Foot-Ease claims to cure foot pain and ease new shoe wear with the address of A. S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York. Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer promises free trials and a two dollar bottle. Other lines promote Piso's Cure for Consumption and a quip about war reports.
Market notes from New York Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and Pittsburgh dated June 29 1904 list prices for flour wheat corn oats butter cheese eggs potatoes hay and live stock including beef veal cattle and hogs with values for various grades and types across several markets. notable items include Minnesota patent flour at 4.85 to 5.10 per barrel and wheat No 2 red around 1.05 to 1.07 per bushel in multiple cities.
An advertisement claims healthy kidneys remove poison daily and cites Mrs. J H Bowles of 118 Core Street Durham NC as a patient who recovered from nine months bed rest after using Dean's Kidney Pills. It offers a free trial and notes the price is 99 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Dr Hartman offers Peruna as a remedy for nervous low mood in women during summer. He claims it corrects digestion to boost nerve centers, provides lasting strength, and contains no narcotics. Miss Blanche Grey of Memphis endorses it for restoring energy and health.
A vivid depiction of a man damaged from an event, with facial bandages, a split arm, hair singed, and blistered hands, yet described as having the time of his life in a nostalgic Chicago Daily News style fragment.
A Washington Star brief notes a playful incident at a sport event. It describes Johnny’s odd surprised expression and a mischief cue from his finger, attributing the moment to sport and noting responsibility to him.
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