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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1906
Page
7
The Prairie Farmer argues that a shaded roadside enhances land value and eases selling. While trees can hinder mowing and may slow frost melt, many buyers favor stately, evergreen or broadleaf specimens. Pine, oak, and elm are cited as suitable, attractive choices for northern climates.
The Orange Indiana Farmer advises destroying asparagus beetle eggs before hatch to prevent injuries. Cut and burn shoots with eggs after four to five days, leaving trap plants in planned sections, and repeat through the harvest to protect the crop and limit next season infestation.
A Farm Journal idea shows how to build a wooden bathtub to save money. Paint inside with white enamel and keep it sealed. Install a small room near the kitchen and run a lead pipe through the wall with a stopper to hold water. Fill from kitchen pump and hot water source in minutes.
The passage explains that firm plump onion seeds sink while light chaffy seeds float, providing a simple water test to separate good seeds from poor ones. It notes sinking as a criterion of quality and outlines the ready method for choosing viable seed.
A reflective critique portrays the painter as ahead of civilization, retreating through hidden villages along the Zuyder Zee. The piece argues the artist hides his discovery, likening it to a dog guarding a bone and to Crusader ideals, while noting the only sure ways to find him are stealth or marriage.
Everybodys Magazine praises Switzerland public schools as nearly compulsory and the nation’s backbone. Private schools face strict bans or permit requirements across cantons with Solothurn banning them outright. The state tightly supervises education and fines or jail threaten parents who defy compulsory attendance.
The record states Alkali Ike ended in a draw. The Philadelphia Record quips about which draw occurred first, reflecting a playful rivalry in Old West style.
London has one telephone per 60 families while New York covers one per 12, Boston one per six, and San Francisco one per four, reflecting uneven urban access to telecommunication services.
New York freight markets show wheat No 2 red at 98c corn No 2 yellow 57c oats 40 41c hay steady beef supplies quiet hogs at 7.00 7.10. Cleveland prices list Minnesota spring patent 4.45 4.80 wheat 9.414c corn 54c oats 37c butter 2 34c eggs 17c cheese 1c potatoes 70 75c hay 13.50 cattle 5.00 5.25 calves 6.25 6.05. Toledo May 16 wheat 9 1 4e corn cash oats 25 5 2e cloverseed 6.40. East Buffalo cattle 5.25 5.65 veals 5.50 6.50 sheep 5.99 6.00 6.90 7.00 hogs 6.90. Pittsburgh cattle 5.70 5.85 sheep 5.65 5.85 lambs 6.00 6.85 hogs 6.85 6.90.
A. C. Barnett of Avard Oklahoma credits Cuticura with curing his son's terrible eczema. After three months no improvement from a physician, two dissolvent treatments and daily use of Cuticura Soap Ointment the scalp healed and hair grew back. Barnett endorses Cuticura for eczema. Mar 30 1905.
A brief overheard exchange in New York reflects a family scene after a lodge event and a bridge party. The daughter notes the timing of a return as the mother and Bridget finish a night out. The fragment captures domestic social rhythms in a newspaper’s gossip tone.
A collection of witty quips from major papers noting stinginess flirtations and social behavior. The lines parody money mindedness and social codes with brisk humor. The remarks reflect era tone and succinct, pointed commentary about people and manners.
A Baltimore American cartoon caption questions the chaplain general of a patriotic society praying for those with different ancestry. The drawer cites Darwinian theory yet ends with Adam and Eve being sufficient for him.
A Salem physician tells friends he wished to be a soldier but his parents urged medicine. A companion quips that many with grand ambitions settle for a smaller retail life.
An American, more focused on money than grammar, told a driver in England I suppose all them trees growed out of them hedges. The coachman retorted that all of them hedges grew out of the trees.
A statesman says he will give the investigation close personal attention to prevent any information from becoming public. The Washington Star quotes the exchange as the dialogue centers on handling sensitive inquiry.
A fragmentary collection shows lines about yachting enthusiasm and self reliance. Advertisements urge readers to write Garfield Tea Co in Brooklyn for Garfield Tea and herbal cures.
Burrows and Mason announce a capital increase by issuing 50000 dollars in treasury stock to be sold in lots. The Cleveland based manufacturer with strong equipment and nationwide recognition invites inquiries through local attorneys or in person at 413 Schofield Building Cleveland Ohio.
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