No decomposed and offensive stock warning issued
A cautionary note prohibits using decomposed or offensive stock labeled yellow and cheap grades to avoid quality and safety issues in subsequent processing.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
1
A cautionary note prohibits using decomposed or offensive stock labeled yellow and cheap grades to avoid quality and safety issues in subsequent processing.
The notice offers roofing and plumbing services plus sheet metal and pipe fitting work. It lists farm and garden tools, plows harrows seeders weeders cultivators and hay machinery, mill supplies ropes chains saws axes files emery wheels. It promotes Stearns bicycles and other wheels, bicycle supplies, fishing tackle house furnishings market baskets and farm baskets, freezers refrigerators hammocks lawn swings curtain stretchers hot plates and ovens, stone filters and ice jars for pure water, house paints white lead oils glass brass goods pipe fittings belting and packing.
A reflective poem contrasts Love and Thought with youth and aging. The speaker pleads for one hour of passion over reason, while an angel cautions that returning to youth would erase fatherhood and memory, offering a sapphire pen that rewrites destiny. The verses pair idealism with tempered wisdom.
Poem fragment contrasts men drafting wills with wives avoiding a hard life of labor. The speaker questions why men should determine fortunes when their spouses have long borne toil, implying a critique of gender roles and inheritance expectations.
May 17 reports envoys Fisher Wolmarans and Wessels reach New York aboard Maasdam while a flood of war items dominates the week. News covers Boer leadership, British casualties, strikes, and other regional incidents from St Louis to Passaic with terse dispatches and official reactions.
In Philadelphia and Harrisburg Democrats oppose fusion with insurgent Republicans in legislative nominations. Donnelly faces pressure from Martin and Flinn allies while Governor Stone pursues strict prosecutions of oleomargarine dealers. Quay’s hold on the national committee is debated amid insurgent moves.
The House approved a measure to reimburse Confederate soldiers for civil war losses for horses and other effects taken under Lee's capitulation. Introduced by Mr. Cox of Tennessee, the original $200,000 appropriation was removed, leaving an indefinite sum. The bill was sent as a special tribute to Cox who retires after ten years in Congress.
In Washington May 23 delegates tied to the Boer mission plan to skip stay in the capital and tour a series of meetings nationwide following the secretary of state statement. Foster elected and McEnerey reelected in Louisiana senate vote.
Receves Bros. boiler works in Alliance Ohio were totally destroyed by fire. Loss on building machinery and stock is 144000 dollars with 49000 dollars covered by insurance. The blaze caused extensive damage to the plant and disrupts local production. No injuries reported.
Jackson Mississippi May 23 Wire destroyed the entire business district of the town of Forest fifty miles east of this city Loss two hundred thousand dollars fully insured.
ST. PETERSBURG on May 22 the czar ratified all articles agreed upon at the Hague peace conference.
Market report from New York dated May 22 shows money on call at 1 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 3 1/2 to 4 percent. Sterling exchange values listed for demand and sixty day bills at around 4.87 and 4.84 to 4.89. Silver certificates at 60 1/4 to 60 1/2 cents. bar silver 60 cents. Mexican dollars at about 47 1/4 cents.
Prices for flour, rye, wheat, corn, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, eggs and potatoes across nontropical markets. Includes Minnesota patents, No. 2 red wheat, f o b afloat terms, and various state, f.o.b. and c.i.f. quotations with regional ranges and specific product grades.
Buffalo market notes from May 22 list grain prices for wheat corn oats flour butter cheese eggs and potatoes. East Buffalo live stock quotes cover cattle sheep and hogs with ranges for grade quality and specific price bands.
The Buffalo hay market shows No 1 timothy loose priced at 15.50 to 16.00, No 2 timothy 14.00 to 15.00, prime bated hay 16, bated hay No 1 light per ton 14 to 15.00.
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