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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1905

Page

7

Shotgun Smith of Arizona Famed Civil War Veteran

William A. Smith known as Shotgun Smith rests in the National Home at Santa Monica. The Ohio native served as a Civil War lieutenant in the Sixty first and later with the First United States Cavalry in pursuits of Apaches in Arizona. He recounts a 1870 siege at a stockade near Tucson where he and Scott Young defended against about 60 attackers using Henry rifles and shotguns until relief arrived.

Arizona William A. Smith Santa Monica Smith Allie Alger National Tribune Ohio First United States Cavalry Cochise United States John Judge) Miller Overland Mail Cienega Tucson Pontano Station Southern Pacific Miller Scott Young Young Bob Scott Redskins Lezynesky

Foul Brood Treatment Method Shared by Colorado Beekeepers

A Colorado beekeeping article describes a transfer-board based method to salvage foul brood colonies. It outlines preparing a new hive with a queen in a cage, moving the queen, shifting bees through a transfer board and chute, and isolating the original hive to prevent ingress or egress, aiming to boost profits while managing brood disease.

Colorado Harry W. Craven

A Warning Shot Between Pickets During Petersburg Siege

During the Petersburg siege Confederate and Union pickets often observed brief truces to eat. In one noted incident a Confederate officer, engaged with coffee, was challenged by a sharpshooter who fired, knocking the cup from his hand as both sides laughed at the narrowly avoided danger.

Mr. Ripley Petersburg Johnny

Remedy for cattle bloat with rubber pipe method

A friend shares a quick bloat remedy for cattle using a three quarter inch rubber steam pipe about eight feet long. A clevis is placed in the cow’s mouth and the tube is lowered to the stomach to release gas, followed by a dose of epsom salts dissolved in water.

Sewage From Cities Urged for Farm Use

Officials advocate channeling urban sewage into agricultural applications to boost irrigation and nutrient recycling. The proposal emphasizes infrastructure sharing, potential cost savings, and environmental benefits for rural farming communities.

Putnam Faceless Dyes and Yankee Merchants Abroad

A discussion on women and marriage roles contrasts with notes on traveling salesmen expanding American meat product exports. Traders from Chicago push into South America and Asia, exchanging goods for cowries or tusks to build markets from Sahara to Zanzibar and Brazil.

Chicago Packers Sahara Zanzibar Brazil

Between Friends Advice on Early Marriage

A Plain Girl-Mamma urges marrying the first proposer while the Pretty Girl cautions against rushing. The dialogue reflects social expectations and differing opinions on marriage timing in the Chicago Daily News edition.

Chicago Daily News

Minister Looks to Pay for Waste Milk

A minister questions a milkman about the quality of milk he is served and insists payment for waste milk used for dietary purposes only, not for christening.

Mr. Kurd Minster

Quips and Ads From Curated Snippets of 1900s Papers

A collage of quotes and product mentions: a poetical boarder describes beauty, a prosy bachelor jokes about necks, Chicago Daily News line about Red Cross Ball Blue, Century quip on leadership pacing, a Mrs Robbins testimonial praising Piso's Cure for Consumption, and Destiny quotes about waiting for something to turn up.

Chicago Daily News

Congressman Goulden Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills

Hon J A Goulden member of Congress from New York's 18th District and Bath Soldiers Home trustee testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cure bladder inflammation and kidney troubles. He notes relief by the second day and cites general dealer availability at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Joseph A. Goulden Congress New York Soldiers Bath N. Y Doan J. A. Goulden Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

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