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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

7

Gardiner Woman Recovers After Four Months Bed Rest

Mrs J H Bennett of Gardiner Maine says a severe back injury and bladder inflammation confined her to bed for four months. She began using Deans Kidney Pills and within three months was completely cured with no recurrence. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

J. H. Bennett Fountain St Gardiner Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Return of Chee Lee Ends in Vengful Capture

In a tropical outpost tale Verland, a white loner, waits for Chee Lee to confront him for the murder of a little girl. A hulking, bitter vigil ends when Chee Lee is finally caught after years of pursuit by Verland’s vengeance.

China Verlund Melbourne Patton Yarra Cairns Verland Chee Lee Chrysanthegaum Land Kuttan Soo Caiis Chee—Chee Lee Kuttan Lee Red Point

London Landmark to Go in Fulwood's Rents

A Dickens era site in Fulwood's Rents Holborn is set for demolition. The basement allegedly formed Fagin's thieves kitchen and the building once hosted Jack Sheppard. Earlier, Francis Bacon resided there.

London Fulwood Holborn Fagin Jack Sheppard Francis Bacon

Thespians bargain on stage in Kansas City

In a wartime era chatter, a performer recalls earning 200 a night in Kansas City while noting egg prices and a comical multitiered count by fellow actors. The exchange hints at a rough, touring-life rhythm and local market quirks.

Kansas City Monty Jack

Punishment Ordered After Assault Hearing

In an Arizona courtroom a judge scolds a defendant after an assault charge. The judge notes the complainant called him a liar and horse thief and a coward, then jokes about fining the man fifty dollars for not knocking him down sooner, with the sheriff to collect before sentencing.

Arizona Illustrated Sunday Magazine

Umpire from New York Faces Fiendish Roast

Satan complains over a stubborn captive as a New York base ball umpire joins the infernal scene. The stoker reports the captive still smiles, prompting old Nick to demand immediate action and a harsher burn for the resistant guest.

Satan Stoker Nick New York Bohemian Magazine

Filial Devotion in a Southern Georgia Town

A southern congressman recalls Pete, a Black man in Georgia, whose defining trait is devotion to his aging mother. Pete explains that his mother needs shoes and stockings, and marrying would force him to buy for a wife, taking money from his mother. The piece reflects racial and social stereotypes of the era.

Georgia Pete

Gave It to Them Straight on a City Car

A letter to the New York Times describes a Sixth Avenue transfer scene where a youth slides into a seat a stout woman is about to take. She brands him a hogs if not a perfect lady, while a young man bows and asks her to sit. She smiles and thanks him, calling the others hogs.

Chee Lee Verland Hanrahan Waratah Rockhampton Sun Low Chee Sun Verlund Sam Low Buttan Singh Asia Cairns Tatsu Garo Tatsu Sixth Avenue New York Times

Postum Acknowledged To Relieve Digestive Ailments

A Wisconsin woman testifies after eight years of using Postum three times daily. She details previous dyspepsia stomach issues and reliance on hot water toast, noting coffee cessation improved appetite and comfort. She cites family improvements and urges readers to consider Postum as a healthier alternative.

Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Funeral Sermon Mixes Up Widow in Bereavement Prayer

A funeral for a man with a young companion leaves the Rev. Dr. Blank scrambling facts as he prays for the widow. In a tense moment he repeats bereavement lines and blurts perhaps again while noting the deceased’s family ties and benevolence.

Blank

Push and Pull Exercise Draws Sheer Strength

A New York man overweight and fit through an odd routine uses a two ton safe a 9000 pound chain box a 1000 pound cart and pig iron loads to push and pull across a concrete basement floor. The setup claims to build prodigious strength with no muscle binding as observed by the New York Press.

New York Staten Island New York Press

Pure Milk Initiative Lets Chicago Deliver Direct Milk

Dr. Caroline Hedger, a health department inspector, bought a medical cow to supply pure milk to seriously ill babies in a crowded Chicago tenement district. She says the department purchased the cow to save lives and that milk goes straight from milker to infants, feeding 14 families.

Chicago Health Department Caroline Hedger Hedger Evans

Youthful Criminals Plot Penny Theft Outside Drug Store

Two young boys scheme to rob a passerby of his penny. They debate timing to steal the chocolate after he buys it, preferring ease over effort. The scene unfolds as a caution about juvenile mischief on a street corner.

Quote on campaign honesty and demeanor in politics

In a Washington Star remark the idealist urges candor in campaigns and private talks, while the candidate replies that voters won’t back someone who appears ill tempered, highlighting the tension between blunt truth and public persona.

Washington Star

Fragmentary Quip about Burglary Suspect Husband

A Houston Post quote notes a woman suspects her husband is a burglar from a strange habit. She claims he never trips over furniture when he brings the baby a drink at night, a detail that convinces her of his guilt.

Houston Post

Important to Mothers Examine CASTORIA Bottles for Safety

Important to Mothers warns caregivers to examine every bottle of Castoria for safety and proper use as a reliable remedy for infants and children. The notice emphasizes vigilance and correct administration to ensure child health.

Spohn’s remedy a top choice for horse distemper and pink eye

Spohn’s is advertised as the greatest remedy for distemper pink eye and heaves in horses of all ages. Sold by druggists harness makers or directly from Spohn Medical Co Goshen Indiana. Bottles priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar. Agents wanted and a free book offered.

Spohn Medical Co Goshen Ind W. L. Douglas Wen W.l.douglas W. J. Douglas Spark St Brockton Mass

A Compromise Name for Nevada Goldfield Camp

A Nevada mining district near Carson City saw a camp form after a lucky strike. Two owners, an Irishman and a Jew, debated a name reflecting their heritage. Unable to agree, the town settled on the compromise name Tipperusalem, blending both identities.

Nevada Goldfield Carson City Isle Tipperusalem Lippincott's

Conversation Snippet Shows Sarcasm About Appearance

A brief dialogue captures a tense exchange where one person comments on another’s face while discussing swimming and propriety. The back and forth hints at discomfort and a critique of grace. No clear events or identities are provided.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Mercury Free

Warns against mercury ointments for catarrh and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective. The medicine is taken internally and advertised to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials offered, price 75 cents per bottle. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Polite Boy Surrenders Seat To Bulldog After Pear Tree Incident

A Houston Post item notes a nameless boy gave his seat to a bulldog after climbing from a pear tree. The fragment reflects polite conduct in an odd scene. A separate New York Times quip touches on theater confusion about the play As You Like It.

Houston Post New York Times

Quote on Humility from Arthur Helps

A concise maxim emphasizes avoiding boasting after success. It warns that pride behind achievement invites negative consequences and invites reflection on restraint and perspective. The quote serves as a timeless counsel for measured conduct in victory.

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