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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
6
In a dramatic turn Hag gerty foils the chief of police as a daring jailbreak collapses. The trio escapes to Moriarty’s Hollywood Inn where romance grows amid hunger and danger, and a night of suspense edges toward a new chapter.
Prairie Farmer describes a homestead land roller built from four old mowing machine wheels and an old sickle bar. The frame uses 4x4 hardwood, 2x8 planks, and a bent wagon tire seat, yielding easier turning than a traditional log roller.
Otto Yetting of Olds Alberta writes Detroit contact about wheat oats and barley yields. He notes 1000 dollar yearly income, potatoes, cows, and a grain-free feeding regime, praising Western Canada as a favorable homestead option and urging inquiry to government agents for land grants.
A farmer recounts his three year experience with formaldehyde treatment to remove smut from wheat and oats. He describes a barrel method with dripping sacks to reuse solution, the drying time, and emphasizes clean seed as essential. He notes one bad year of heavily smutted wheat and advises avoiding foul seed for planting.
Farm notes urge better seed quality and grading to improve corn stands. Uniform kernel size ensures evenly spaced drops in planters, aiming for two to four kernels per 95 hulls in most drops.
A call to treat farming as a business by investing in improvements and proper fertilization to ensure profit, noting that half hearted effort and fear of investment lead to poor returns, while yearly improvement increases chances of success.
Editorial urges farmers to keep sheds well bedded and feed indoors to prevent manure loss. Warns that rain and thaw cause streams of costly fertilizer to drain away, wasting valuable resources.
Hilary K. Adair, a famed detective, was praised in Galveston for a mysteriously achieved arrest. He declined to explain the method, saying there are many ways to catch criminals, and shared a parable about the trap and the mouse.
Edward Wovell of Fort Crook Nebraska describes a fifteen year eczema ordeal on hands arms and legs. He reports severe winter itching night scratching bandaged hands and sleepless nights until using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for about six days, after which itching ceased and sores disappeared.
Insurance terms label bishops as good risks. The article notes active leaders including Methodist Bishop Bowman age 90, Episcopal Bishop Huntington 88, Catholic Archbishop Williams 85, Catholic Bishop McQuaid 84, and Methodist Bishop Andrews 82 continuing in their roles.
A Detroit machinist named Robert Oobert recalls two years of severe rheumatism ending with bed confinement. He describes swollen legs, red blotches, and heart pains before using Dr Williams Pink Pills, which he says cured him. Pills sold by druggists or mail order from Schenectady at 50 cents a box, six for $2.50.
In 1886 Mr. F Christie of 14 Swan street Albany NY suffered severe dyspepsia. He used Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and was permanently cured. By 1906 he remained healthy and well. The remedy is not patent medicine and lists ingredients on request. Free sample bottle offered by Dr Kennedy's Sons Rondout NY with a booklet of medical advice. Large bottles cost $1.00 at druggists.
Thieves entered Henry Martin’s East Fourteenth Street residence while the family attended a theater and carried off a heavy stove weighing 600 pounds. Garfield Tea advertises as a mild herb laxative beneficial for liver kidneys and bowels with guarantee under the Pure Food and Drugs Law.
Police headquarters report over 22 000 umbrellas are turned in yearly as citizens misplace or forget their belongings in London. The count highlights a common urban hazard and prompts tips on securing personal items.
A reflective line notes that even those in the bleakest circumstances hold hidden good, suggesting resilience and redeeming traits may exist beneath outward appearances. The quote emphasizes that judgment should consider potential virtue in every person.
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