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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
3
In a 1909 public statement Peary and party cast doubt on Dr. Cook's northward journey, citing Eskimo accounts from Etah and Nerke. Peary names two Eskimo youths I-took-a-shoo and Ah-pe-lah and recounts their testimony about Cook's wintering in Jones Sound and the distance of his voyage.
Peary Bartlett McMillan Borup and Henson sign off on Eskimo boys I took a sh oo and Ah pe lah testimony about Dr. Cook s 1908 09 voyage from Anoratok to Jones Sound and back. The boys and Panikpah corroborate the route and dates with a map traced on site. They recount camps deer bear musk oxen and sacks across Ellesmere land Sverdrup and Nansen strait with Carlo? The narrative aligns with Francke and others and notes Cook s warning not to tell Peary.
A historical note recalls an Austrian proposal from nearly a century ago to guide balloons by trained eagles. The plan envisioned directing balloon paths through the birds to achieve controlled flight.
A Philadelphia preacher lauds an experienced reporter as a model of courtesy in a rare tribute noted by the Cleveland Leader. The piece marks the first such bouquet in many years reflecting high regard for press conduct.
The New York Press argues clothing should use soft ancient Egyptian or modern Chinese buttons. It favors removable buttons and asserts that most laundering could be done by machinery if buttons were not needed.
Salt whale meat from canned and salted stock is reported to be in active trade with Japan. The National Food Magazine notes the product is said to be more tender than beef and to taste similar to it.
The brown or Norway rat is described by the U S Department of Agriculture as the worst mammal pest in the United States with losses from its depredations amounting to many millions of dollars yearly.
The St. Johns River in Florida is noted as the only navigable river in the country that flows generally north toward the Atlantic Ocean, highlighting its unique course.
Two young sisters Rosy and Minnie pass a brick orphan asylum. Rosy explains to Minnie that the place houses orphans and notes that Mr. and Mrs. Orphan are dead.
A reflective remark notes that many men who feel the world is against them are too insignificant for the world to notice, suggesting self importance is misplaced. The line captures a blunt social observation and personal modesty.
A quarrel erupts as a spouse confronts ignored debts. The line “But I didn’t know it” underscores a shift from perceived wealth to revealed financial strain, highlighting a domestic dispute sparked by money.
Testimonial from W F Steese of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania describing severe scalp scaliness and hair loss following typhoid fever. After using Cuti cura Soap and Cuti cura Ointment, scalp cleared and hair grew thicker, with dates May 7 and 21, 1908 noted. Potter Drug & Chem, Corp., dele Props, Boston.
The word bible comes from the Latin biblia treated as singular though from the Greek neuter plural meaning little books. The Greek diminutive derives from byblus papyrus the writing material. The title Bible appears mid second century in Clementine literature.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan & Marvin of Toledo, O, and lists price and sales details for the remedies.
The passage attacks pretenses of inner happiness and self-satisfaction. It condemns pride in favor of accepting external aid and supplies, attributing this stance to pride rather than nature. It reflects philosophical critique of self-contained contentment and self-reliance.
The passage notes a will reading where Smith confirms proceedings while Jones recalls a tense scene with sharp language and strong language during the event.
The newlywed mistress and a helper maid try to salvage a Sunday luncheon after the cook leaves for a sick sister. The maid confesses the lettuce was not washed and the mistress reassures her while she handles the coffee mill. The scene ends as they search for soap.
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