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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
7
A Buchanan county former representative, once broke, returns from the legislature with $500 in cash. Friends joke about his savings from a $200 total income and a $5 daily allowance. He claims his secret was doing his washing at home.
Senator Depew recounted a tale about rivers after describing his boyhood interest in the worlds great waterways. He recalled viewing the Rio Grande near El Paso and an elderly local man noting that the river had its bottoms on top, illustrating a humorous misunderstanding.
An advertisement invites farmers to explore a new monthly paper with profitable farming features and a sample copy. It also promotes a 144 page Texas overview book and a Chicago to coast rail service from the Overland Limited.
Veteran Joshua Heller of Urbana Illinois endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from kidney trouble back and shoulder pain since 1899. He reports consistent success at stopping attacks and recommends the remedy with a free trial offer and medical advice. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A veteran urges youths to work hard, sleep well, and stay honest. He cites daily routines like 6:30 am baths, regular meals, and early beds while stressing diligence, thrift, health, and constant learning as keys to success and youth retention through work.
Two verse excerpts describe springtime signals from everyday life and nature. The first lists signs like muddy roads, shad nets, and tar smell as spring nears, while the second praises bees humming and maple blossoms with hopeful summer imagery. Credits Spencer E Coplin Indianapolis News.
An essay argues that American women are deputies of luxury, shaping civilization with elegance and taste. It compares a John Sargent portrait to an archetype of a new American idol, a refined, confident figure whose wealth funds beauty, jewelry, and aristocratic lifestyle, demanding a modern urban husband’s labor.
A Northern town scene centers on a woman in torn gown concealing a shard she found on the street. A passerby suspects a jewel but learns the “gem” is her heart and compassion in a gaunt, gaslit moment. The piece praises quiet kindness amid hardship and ends with a tribute to a royal heart beneath rags.
A dated opinion argues husbands should overlook their wives irritability caused by home life. It warns that women are more sensitive due to domestic confines and child care. The piece cites Judge Holdom and notes media interpretation in a Chicago Times Herald divorce context.
A soft gray cloud laments the cold season as frost blankets a town in white. The verse describes children in red clothing and the earth going bare, then a blanket of snow settles quietly for the night.
A fragment from Willis Brown in Ram's Horn and a reflective poem excerpt explore tender glances that lift gloom and stir emotion. The piece travels through memory and dreams, noting resting places in the vast continental night.
A Boston clergyman active in missionary work planned a dinner for southern colored clergymen. They waited in the reception room, but no guests arrived. His maid Mary confesses she has spent the evening turning away Black men at the door.
Frank Newton of New Berlin Illinois suffered two years with back pains and general weakness. After starting two Dodd's Kidney Pills three times daily he improved quickly, regained appetite, and now reports being a different man and attributing his recovery to the pills.
A playful exchange reveals a couple discussing love and engagements as they flirt. The man boasts of twenty seven engagements while the woman offers comforting, light humor. The dialogue captures dated flirtation and affection in a domestic vignette.
Mercantile tables show scattered price moves across regions on March 17 1903. Wheat oats corn and flour vary by location with cattle hogs and sheep across Cleveland Toledo East Liberty and East Buffalo displaying firm to steady levels and regional demand.
A New City reader describes severe stomach pain drag and headaches from illness. After starting E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improves rapidly and claims full recovery. She urges others to try the medicine and reduce medical costs.
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