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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
7
A humorous exchange from a Woman’s Home Companion piece shows Mr White worried about losing his whiskers as a child pulls them, while Mrs White defends the noise. Donald recounts a Sunday school story about Joseph and his brothers with blunt understanding.
A kindly old man intervenes as four older boys attack a younger one at school. He scolds the group and asks what the younger boy did to deserve abuse, noting the aim of a school kindness band that the pupils oppose.
Safe and Sure. Kemp's Balsam is recommended by physicians and nurses as the best cough cure. For years it has been regarded by doctors as the medicine most likely to cure coughs and remains trusted by informed people. At druggists and dealers 25c.
An exchange from the Houston Post shows a mother questioning a father about telling her son he looked like him. The man replies with a retort and the boy calls him a knocker. The ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for foot discomfort with a free sample offer.
A collage of quips and ad pitches from a bygone page. Banter on restraint and virtue, a quip about marriage, and brief product promos for Pettit's Eye Salve and Winston's Soothing Syrup. References to chewing tobacco and rubber tire care appear in concise lines.
Adam Roth, awakened by drumbeats and fire, recalls his dead brother Dan as he joins the Memorial Day march. He reveals himself as Dan Roth’s brother, earning whispered support from a veteran, then falls into a renewed, fervent patriotism as the regiment advances past Riverside Drive.
A man named Adam, haunted by past cowardice in the Civil War, embraces a revival of duty by donning a red uniform and joining a parade. Amid the cheers and the flag, a confrontation unearths old ties to Dan Roth and the legacy of 1861, ending with a renewed peace over a fresh scar.
A 40 year old warning explains that paregoric and laudanum can kill or harm children, urging vigilance as narcotics are hidden under names like Drops and Cordials. It notes doctors and druggists must label narcotics poison and that Castoria contains no narcotics if signed by Chas. H. Fletcher.
Panhandle and South Plains lands in northwest Texas are pitched as the best bargains in the Southwest with low prices now and higher costs later. The ad touts dry-farming, 24 inches of rainfall, and beef, cereals, and fruit as potential crops. Testimony from W M Cartman of Hereford highlights profitable farming and stock-keeping after four years.
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