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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
6
The narrator suspects a prank as an inscrutable note reveals hidden affections and a locked room mystery. He discovers Carney downstairs with a familiar figure in the library, then reads letters from Carney about London Paris and Dr. MacArdel while noting the Jarvis case’s fall term delay.
The narrator enters a library to greet a mysterious figure in a chair and apologizes for misjudging him as a scoundrel. Mac Ardel offers a cigarette to smooth the moment as the scene closes with a light greeting.
In a mansion rumored to be haunted, a narrator and MacArdel discuss a mysterious note left on the narrator’s bed. The note hints at deep feelings for Miss Carney and a possible marriage plan. A bet on marriage within two years fuels tension as they seek to explain the note's origin.
Farmers report heavy soil loss in sections due to erosion. They fill overflow ditches with flat bales of hay or straw laid across the ditch to form a dam. The ditch is then plowed or soil piled against the bales, with subsequent rains completing the work.
Prairie Farmer describes using straw or hay bales to block a ditch by placing them across the waterway. Bales stack against banks, with ground leveled and crevices trampled, so water pressure holds them in place and soil is retained as the ditch fills to the bale tops.
The article urges humane hog care and farm improvement through home grown grain and roughage. It advises planting corn when the ground is warm but dry, tending nursery stock, protecting roots, and using blue grass and low starch grain to finish livestock including horses and pork.
The article stresses careful timing for corn planting and the benefits of harrowing. It advises harrowing before planting and again as seedlings emerge, to keep soil clean and promote early vigor, reducing the need for cultivators until corn reaches eight inches high.
The author argues land damaged by rain can still grow trees. Even poor soils or gullies support trees that prevent gullies and baked clay. Trees beautify the landscape while young and add value to the farm as they mature.
Sam McKelvie of Nebraska feeds his calves a first year ration of bran corn meal and oats in equal parts with unlimited alfalfa. He states that this ration ought to make them hump and grow strong.
Dr. Friedrich reports 7,656 of 30,000 cows supplying Cleveland milk are tubercular. He warns bovine TB endangers humans and urges vaccination with Rasawa and Gentian extract as a low cost preventative. A free booklet from The Mutual Mercantile Co. explains the method.
Christ Nelson, new to the United States, misunderstood inscriptions on his naturalization papers. He approached the county clerk with a puzzled look after believing the envelope asked him to return in five days, then left realizing no one needed him.
One hundred dollar reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Advertisement by F. J. Cheney Co Toledo declares validity of claims. Endorsement from VaLpine Kinn an Manville wholesale druggists. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, 75 cents per bottle, testimonials free. Lake Hall's Family Pills for constipation also promoted.
A teacher observes a diligent third grade pupil during penmanship class. As he writes he mutters dammit while comparing each letter to the teacher's copy, then steels himself for another attempt. The educator moves on, refraining from interrupting his focus.
Bert Trim a blind Woonsocket resident and expert whist player stands as a valued club member. He uses a specially printed card pack with faint imprints detectable by touch guiding his play. Trim has been blind since childhood is 30 and also plays piano and cornet in local entertainments.
A small wedding unfolds in a calm setting, with guests noting the contrast to the demanding events that follow. The ceremony begins a sequence of busy days as the couple prepare for longer commitments ahead.
A woman reports that daily use of Grape-Nuts breakfast cereal cured years of indigestion after her doctor advised it last year. She notes the cereal is predigested, gentle on the stomach, supplies nervous-system building blocks, and suits both adults and children.
A miner recalls a deadly card game incident in a Rockies mining camp when a partner signaled a pair with two fingers and an opponent instantly slashed off fingers with a dirk. The survivor quips that luck spared him a full hand.
Personally conducted special trains via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line leave early in July for the Pacific Coast. Special all expense tours at very low rates for round trip including sleeping car accommodations meals etc. Write for itineraries and full particulars S A Hutchison Manager Tourist Department 212 Clark Street Chicago.
The Bright Side notes a wife lamenting unpaid bills after gas, electric, and telephone services are shut off. The husband suggests using candles and mocks calls, stating neighbors would think they are not at home. The piece captures a humorous yet bleak domestic scene.
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for stomach trouble and related ailments. It cites Mrs Mary Stackpole of Lowell Massachusetts describing relief from long term stomach issues and backaches after using the pills. The claim covers anemia rheumatism neuralgia nervous headaches and related conditions with a promise of new blood and strengthened nerves. The pills are sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York with pricing listed.
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