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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
3
A health note recommends drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels of waste and toxins. It claims cleanse improves appetite and facial glow, with low cost for relief from biliousness constipation stomach trouble or rheumatism.
Aged medical ad explains kidney and bladder weakness from uric acid. It claims Jad Salts and rad salts neutralize urine acids, soothing irritation and reducing nocturnal urination. Recommends a spoonful in water daily for two to three days as a simple remedy.
The poem reflects on Thanksgiving abundance and humor over turkey prices. It notes how we eat with cheer despite cost, and how we wish for more even after meals. Lorana Sheldon contributes a line from the New York Times.
An old note highlights Thanksgiving as a festival for the elderly with movement toward the parental home. It emphasizes returning to childhood roots and family living, regardless of one’s own happiness or home setup, on the holiday.
The piece urges readers to embrace a traditional Thanksgiving, dispensing with grumbling about politics or shopping. It emphasizes gratitude for peace, plenty, health, friends, and family, and urges communities to reflect on holiday uplift despite current tensions.
The text argues that gratitude starts with accepting life in all its mystery pain labor and joy. It asserts without gratefulness for life itself one cannot be truly glad for any of life’s blessings and that gratitude elevates today to a sense of celestial glory.
The article recalls King Edward VI of England traveling in 1860 in America and developing a taste for roasted turkey with oyster and chestnut dressing and cranberry sauce along with Albemarle pip pins and Baldwin apples. Later, upon obtaining Sandringham, arrangements were made by his steward to forward those delicacies from America at regular intervals.
The Chicago case of Dr Haiselden and the Bollinger infant sparks national debate over whether a defective baby should be kept alive. The autopsy reveals severe malformations including paralysis and deafness. Jane Addams and other notable voices weigh in as the public jury remains divided on the fate of the child.
In the city market crowds chase, weigh, and tote live turkeys as families and youngsters prepare for the holiday feast. Madonna Bella selects the heaviest bird while settlements’ boys debate value, showing that Thanksgiving unites diverse shoppers beyond language barriers.
The life team of the gunboat Helena won the main target with 3502 points in the Asiatic fleet competition. Second place went to Saratoga, followed by Galveston, Cincinnati, several wainboats, and Wilmington in sixth with 3142. Warren A. Sprout, a hospital steward in Washington, received a gold medal as an expert team rifleman.
The passage notes Thanksgiving Day as a time when sectarian differences fade and believers unite in common worship before God, highlighting its significance to churchgoers.
A fragment discusses why the turkey is not from Turkey noting American origins. A cited writer suggests the name reflects a satirical link to a Turk’s pompous stride, with further claims against any eastern European or Asian connection and mentions Greek writers and misinterpretations of the bird’s wild and domestic states.
Not many Vermont turkeys reach national markets though farmers have improved breeds and marketing. The industry remains a minor share of the June turkey trade.
A religiously toned Outlook piece lauds a divine foundation of the United States. It credits God with guiding the creation of the nation, relief from famine and foes, unity among states, and the spread of liberty, education, and faith. The text urges praise for wisdom, courage, and public virtue.
A nostalgic piece recalling the old time Thanksgiving in New England. It recalls pre holiday preparations, family gathering, generous hospitality, and the restored bonds of affection through shared feasts and reunion. The writer laments lost simplicity and celebrates the homey festival spirit.
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