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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1902
Page
7
Mrs Frances Stafford of 243 East 114th Street New York testifies to the wide acceptance of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Its growing reputation has moved skeptics as scientists and physicians note its noted success among American women and urge reliance on the remedy based on merit.
Describes Manchuria as a vast populated region with estimates of 20 to 25 million, centered on Laoting and a Harbin to Port Arthur railway corridor. Notes Manchus diminishing in Manchuria and Chinese increasingly dominate commerce and cultivation, transforming vast fertile lands from pasturage to agriculture.
Consul R S Bergh cites the Gothenburg Aftonblad noting a motor vessel exhibition at Malmo next summer. The new harbor will be nearly completed and open to water. Boats will offer trips for visitors to Helsingborg Landskrona Hven Limhamn Skanör Copenhagen and other ports.
Grain and livestock prices listed across New York Cleveland Toledo East Liberty and East Buffalo with oats corn wheat and flour figures plus cattle hogs and sheep ranges. Highlights include No 2 red wheat 77e No 2 yellow 66 14c and hogs around 7.30 to 7.50 per hundredweight and lambs 4.75 to 5.60.
A humorous verse from the Chicago Daily News contrasts a cultivated man’s tastes with that of the past. The speaker laments dreariness and snobbery, claiming criticism ruins enjoyment of music, fiction, and art, as he now judges style and tone with a critic’s eye.
A collage of verses and light column notes appears, including lines on a woman's hair, courtesy in town life, and poets J Oliver Curwood and F L Stanton. Humorous pieces about a wise man and a talkative father accompany brief reflections on memory, motherhood, and daily life.
A short verse by S. E. Kiser in the Chicago Record-Herald recounts morning and night arguments with a headstrong companion. The speaker sought to guide him toward truth, while the other persisted in disbelief and self assurance.
A short verse from the Atlanta Constitution reflects on dreary days with rain and the hope it brings. It frames life in terms of faith and love as light against earth's night.
A quoted verse passage notes autumn arrive as leaves fade from sunlit summers. Jefferson Fletcher appears in Youth's Companion reflecting on seasonal change and the loss of warmth as days grow lean.
Poem fragment credited to Susie M. Best celebrates courage strength and honor as keys to ceaseless labor in learning a chosen role and achieving success. The verse urges steadfast effort and self discipline.
A detailed guide on stall construction and hay management for horses. It covers board orientation, material choices like pine and elm, hay racks and mangers, grain feeding methods, stall divisions, cleaning, and practical tips for reducing litter and promoting easy access to feed.
A farmer notes cattle require regular salt, warns against long gaps between salting trips, and advises smaller, more frequent supplies with diverse feed. Proper salt intake improves comfort and gains, while overfeeding salt after long intervals is harmful. The piece includes anecdotes from H. E. Haydock and a parish clergyman receiving potatoes.
A cheeky Newark News piece lampoons a forthcoming cheap restaurant opening. The proprietor and manager debate spartan measures from sawdust sugar to salt shaker tops while crew rush to erect glowing mottoes for publicity.
Missouri Pacific Railway offers one way Colonists and Settlers tickets to California and North Pacific Coast points and to destinations in Missouri Arkansas Indian and Oklahoma Territories Louisiana and Texas. Valid on the first and third Tuesdays from October 21 to April 31 at half the standard first class fare plus $2.00. For details contact an agent or H C Townsend G P T Agent St Louis Mo. Dyspepsia bane of human existence Burdock Blood Bitters cures it promptly and permanently. Regulates and tones the stomach.
A collage of quotes cites a dentist’s office called a dental parlor and a drawing room remark. It notes time to treat consumption with Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar, Pike’s Toothache Drops, and Pise's Cure for Consumption. Also includes ad copy on Putnam Fadeless Dyes and a caution about buzz saws.
Miss Kate Brown of Kansas City urges Peruna as a cure after seven years of illness from a neglected cold. The letter links catarrh of kidneys and bladder to digestive and systemic derangements and promotes Dr Hartman’s guidance and free medical advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
A Detroit Free Press anecdote tells of a Frenchman famed for constant grumbling under rheumatic illness. His devoted wife nurses him despite fault finding while a friend asks after his condition. The wife jokes that humidity worsens him and she sits crying to keep the room moist.
A pithy quote attributed to Puck suggests that recognition awakens self-awareness. The line implies that awareness of being noticed drives insecurity and haste to prove oneself.
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