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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1903
Page
7
In Boston a pair of common cats Buff and Bouncer enjoy a bespoke urban home. Their mistress built a multi story shelter with a piazza bay window and movable stairs. The structure adapts with seasons and keeps the cats comfortable above the noisy street near the railroad tracks.
A garbled description explains a soda goblet water trick using a cork two straws and a siphon. The setup involves red hot wire holes in a cork, straws of different lengths, scissors, and a basin to stage water flowing from a bottle into a goblet.
A reader suggests home remedies to remove warts using castor oil or kerosene with patient application. The advice notes six weeks may be needed and recommends consulting a family doctor for safer, effective options among various recipes.
The West Indian crab is a remarkable creature that matures in freshwater yet spends its adult life predominantly on land, with notable adaptation to terrestrial existence despite its marine origins.
Billy the lamb in Central Park Zoo depends on a bottle of milk provided by Mrs. Snyder of New York. The keeper feeds the lamb and it follows him like a dog, remaining near him and enjoying the attention from visitors.
Admiral Schley endorses Peruna as a national remedy for catarrh. The article highlights his conviction that Peruna works and notes public testimonials and endorsements by notable figures, urging readers to request free literature from The Peruna Drug Mfg Co. in Columbus Ohio.
A Chicago University professor reports lecithin boosts growth 60 percent in white rats, sparking tales of giant races and revived myths. Experiments by Dr. Shinkishi Haitai suggest normal, healthy growth across body systems, with potential human effects.
Virginia preacher John K. Leedy claims divine guidance for a veiled design of an unsinkable vessel. He describes a double casing hull, air chambers, air tubes, and side air bags that could lift the ship if damaged, asserting the hold would be an immense air tank impossible to sink.
Steady grain and livestock quotes from New York to Pittsburg. Wheat No 2 red around 84 cents, corn 4S8e, oats 38 41 cents, and cattle and hogs varying by region with steers near 4.85 to 5.75 and hogs around 5.70 to 6.10. prices reported for butter cheese and other staples.
The Chicago Tribune quotes a conversation naming Mr Spoonamore and Miss Cara mus regarding Miss Garlinghorn's hair. A friend confirms the question and the hair color described as red.
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