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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1903
Page
7
A New York couple shares a first home dinner where the bride admits using cough syrup as a sauce for pudding. Fred braces for a verdict on the meal and confirms he enjoyed every bite despite the improvised ingredient.
Local Mr. F J Oswald faced chronic rheumatism until he tried Dodd's Kidney Pills, praised by physicians for curing kidney trouble. The ad claims the remedy also cured State Treasurer Hon Fr Busse and asserts wide success across rheumatic ailments. A light Detroit Free Press joke about a wager follows.
Railroad notices advertise second class tickets to California from St. Louis and Kansas City with through service on The Katy Flyer. Also promoted are three daily Chicago to California trains by the Union Pacific North Western lines and a foot care ad. Various quotes and advertisements appear throughout the page.
The milk man describes a home made galvanized iron cylinder fitted to an ice filled chamber inside the milk can. By cooling milk to about 40 degrees, delivery remains fresh across a five hour route in hot weather. The method, tested in 100 degree heat, prevented buttering and required no patent.
A writer argues hybridizing beef and milk strains defies nature as animals pass feed into tissue or milk. Examples discuss Holstein Jersey crosses, animal goals, and the skill of breeders. Also includes verses and poems from periodical sources.
In Springfield Republican Emma Miner writes on Easter as life rising through hardship and patience, urging belief that Easter joy will come despite desolation and winter. A separate verse from the Westminister Gazette imagines a pleading wind outside a frozen window seeking warmth and kindness.
A brief poem adapts S E Kiser’s Chicago Record-Herald reflection on single minded focus. It contrasts ridicule of one idea with a boast that a strong, well held idea can lead to success and greatness through persistence.
A Chicago Record-Herald poet notes a sage’s line about asking little from the world to gain sooner what one desires. The tale ends with the sage’s mite growing into craving, yet happiness not increasing.
A string of testimonials from women across North America praise Peruna as a cure for pelvic catarrh related fatigue backache and weak digestion. Louise Mahon Barbara Alberty and others describe dramatic recoveries and renewed vitality after taking Peruna with Dr Hartman offering free advice and a bottle selling at one dollar.
A dialogue from Stray Stories shows a woman asking her fiancé for a weekly allowance for pin money before marriage. He pledges to undertake any trial to win her hand and even seeks the Golden Fleece if needed. The scene ends with her asking the implied budget for pin money.
Brooklyn Journal lauds The Four-Track News as the most interesting publication in exchanges. George H. Daniels, General Passenger Agent, is credited with assembling a capable team ensuring the distribution is reliable. Subscription runs 50 cents yearly with a free sample copy available for 5 cents.
Mr Preasant Onro relates how Doan's Kidney Pills eased severe kidney and bladder congestion that pressed on the lungs like asthma. The veterinary surgeon, aged, reports renewed ease and notes benefits for declining years and urinary weakness in children.
Sap Davis of Baxter Springs Kansas reports five years of kidney related back pain ended after taking four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. He says doctors blamed the kidneys and credits the pills with curing the trouble and even his life.
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