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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1903
Page
7
Alston Michigan story of James Culet who suffered kidney trouble and rheumatism for twenty years. After trying doctors and many medicines he credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing all traces of rheumatism and declares himself a new man. Ends with a humorous information request exchange from Chicago Daily News.
Western lines offer discounted summer trips to Colorado from Chicago and other points with rates from $25 to $30 round trip. The Chicago & North Western and Union Pacific provide double daily trains to Denver with dining and luxuries aboard. Rates to California also appear, but must be used before June 15, via the Katy Flyer from St. Louis, with additional notes on baggage and rail service.
A period advice feature promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for the changing life phase in women. The ad cites long customer letters asserting relief from hot flashes dizziness and back pain after six bottles, attributed to the medicine. The testimonial is signed by Bella Ross of Roslindale Maine with a claimed $6000 reward for original letters.
A collage of light verse and quatrains from William E. Brininstool Nixon Waterman J M Lewis and Frank Walcott Hut t plus Rupert Hughes reflect on optimism toil and memory. Rich with place names and literary voices, the pieces celebrate daily life and quiet heroism.
The writer details a hoghouse plan measuring 22 by 60 feet with six foot eaves and a one-third pitch roof. An alley six feet wide runs lengthwise, creating pens on both sides that can be 8 by 10 feet or larger. Twelve pens are proposed, with cement floors noted as having no bad results in hog housing.
A Rural New Yorker excerpt outlines plans for a hoghouse with an outside run, a cement floor, walls no higher than one foot, a level floor with drainage, and no side-hill construction. The author advises separate corn housing with wagon unloading on both sides.
The wool producer and seller must understand fiber quality, grading, and handling to avoid costly misgrading. Mohair contamination and mispacked grades can ruin cloth quality, reduce value, and raise factory sorting costs. A one cent per pound loss on 400 million pounds represents four million dollars, so careful inspection benefits both seller and buyer.
Advice from Farm Home on pig care emphasizes dry warm nests free from dust and plenty of water. Select large growthy sows for breeders and avoid nervous sows. Exercise promotes lean meat and health, while sun air and ground support growth. Charcoal can aid overfed sows and sow health ties to dairy and garden wastes on the farm.
W. J. Hill of Concord, North Carolina, a hardware and harness dealer and justice of the peace, attests that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved his backache and irregular kidney secretions. He reports stronger health and urges others to try the remedy, with a free trial offer by mail. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per box via Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo New York.
Fragmentary notes describe a wrestling event linked to Douglas polane 189 190 A and a Kansas Texas scene. Names and places are unclear. context hints at a regional match or report with limited readable details.
An advertisement urges readers to dismiss disease as merely a name and to build vitality with Ozomulsion a cod liver oil based medicine claiming to be a blood making food that strengthens internal organs and cures consumption suitable for women children and the sick. It presents medical authority and promises relief and enjoyment of life through this product.
A broad free sample bottle offer is extended for mail request to readers. The notice urges sending full name and complete address by letter or postal card to receive a large bottle prepaid by mail.
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