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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1903
Page
7
A mosaic of short verse and regional flavor from Chicago and Houston papers and community voices. The collection blends a child’s homeward summons with moral guidance on kindness and patience, and lighthearted village and love poems across multiple voices and dialects.
A fragment from The Old Boy's Idea presents nostalgia for past fashions with a cadence of longing for the old-time bonnet. Two dream images contrast gaiety and sombre reflection, one day defined by noise and crowd, the other by silence and death, voiced by F L Stanton and W Wilfred Campbell.
A special Canadian commission proposes moving cattle guards at public highway crossings from the railroad side to the public side. The change aims to direct wandering cattle away from the rail right of way, shorten crossing exposure, and improve crossing signals while keeping highway use unaffected. It notes past pit guard incidents and argues fences would shelter animals from racing trains.
Dairy authorities urge metal utensils with smooth joints and thorough cleaning. Rinse with tepid water, scrub inside and out, rinse, boil for sterilization, and use pure water. After cleaning, store inverted in air and sun. Sunlight described as a microbe destroyer, aiding health and reducing disease germs.
The government begins broad distribution of young trees and grafted seedlings to promote almond Persian walnut pecan and chestnut production. New varieties promise larger yields and export potential while highlighting Jordan almonds and English walnuts in California and across the country. The piece also marks the 50th anniversary of the New York Central Railroad, tracing its origins from Albany to Buffalo and its impact on westward development.
A maxim for dairymen urges fair treatment of dairy stock to maximize milk output and profits. It cautions that harsh handling and poor feeding reduce milk yield, while kindness and good care yield better returns. The piece emphasizes reciprocal treatment for better results.
A Philadelphia Press quip features Chumley asking his sister Gladys for a testimonial. He jokes that after wearing his collars shirts and ties she became a new woman, playfully praising his clothing line.
A notice invites readers to contribute to the May issue of The Coming Country, promising a view of life in Indian Territory and progress through literature. Readers are urged to address Waty at 503 Wainwright Street, St. Louis, Missouri.
Mrs Chugwater Josiah asks about palmistry. Mr Chugwater says palmists can earn up to a hundred dollars a week, according to the Chicago Tribune.
An 1880s style advertisement notes Allen's Foot-Ease cures painful swollen and sweaty feet, helps shoe fitting, and offers a free sample from A. B. Olmsted in Le Roy New York. Also includes miscellaneous quotes and a Laxative Bromo Quinine cough remedy with 25 cent price.
A humorous anecdote attributed to the Chicago Post shows a man learning to say no by arranging with friends to ask him whether he would refuse a drink rather than offer one. The device preserves social ease while avoiding deprivation.
Summer travel via the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway rises in interest as more people plan getaways. Booklets to aid planning are now published and available by mail for six cents each in titles such as Colorado California In Lakeland Summer Homes Lakes Okoboji and Spirit Lake.
A dialogue fragment shows Aunt Joan challenging John about his ministry choice. John says he was called despite doubts. The exchange echoes a humorous or probing tone from a Puck-like source.
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