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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
6
A reflection on exhausted labor and unfulfilled hope from the Atlanta Constitution. The weary worker toils without thanks, dreams of a peaceful home, and faces a barren night as life ends beneath six feet of dust and daisies. The piece laments desert earth and uncertain heaven for the tired laborer.
Suleiman Effendi divorces Melek Hanum because of her tongue. Neighbors plot to wed them again with a trick. A night apart reveals Melek’s quiet virtue as Suleiman regains remorse and vows loyalty. They reconcile and live in harmony until old age.
Two men debate when the Pan American exposition occurred. A Nassau Street office crowd cites 1900 1902 and 1899 before Henshaw confirms 1899 the correct year. They seek an almanac and conclude nineteen hundred and one after paging the index.
The Shokonsha festival in Japan each May prints the names of soldiers who fell in battle the previous year while those who died of disease are not listed. This tribute highlights wartime losses and official recognition.
A giant water bug, up to two and a half inches long, preys on small fish and can injure aquaria inhabitants. Found in tropical and temperate zones, it lurks in quiet pools and attacks with strong fore legs and a sharp beak injecting saliva. An allied northern form carries eggs on the male back until hatching, a burden he may shed if possible.
A scientist reports an ameba undergoing spontaneous death during fission. The observed sequence includes indecision, formation of pseudopodia at both ends, a prolonged intracellular struggle, and final disintegration of one fragment after division, leaving a nonviable cluster of granules.
The article describes inventors' efforts to prevent premature burial. A practical device uses a long coffin pipe with a whistle at the surface for the buried person to signal if they are not truly dead, alerting cemetery attendants of a mistake.
The Lancet argues that using plenty of milk with tea is wise and helps neutralize tannin effects on the stomach and mucous membranes. It notes tea’s evils are not as severe as feared, but warns against excessive tea consumption and promotes a lightly drawn infusion for value.
A new wireless telegraph pole rises in Los Angeles at 212 feet, 100 feet taller than any other pole in the city. The towering structure, built and erected amid civic interest, will serve as a station on the line between Los Angeles and Puget Sound.
The San Pedro Route across southern Utah and southwest Nevada opens a vast new region with untapped natural resources and potential mineral districts. Chicago and North Western announces daily through Pullman sleeping cars from Chicago to Los Angeles, promising modern vestibule trains and dining service.
A woman compliments a baker on the remarkable lightness of his bread. He thanks her and says his aim is to turn out the lightest bread in the city. She notes that if it becomes much lighter, two of his pound leaves would weigh 16 ounces.
Ward Seminary in Nashville Tennessee markets its program as a model of the educated Christian home. It emphasizes a thorough faculty and course of instruction designed to prepare girls for life and invites immediate requests for its Book of Information.
A medical record recalls a physician listening to the patient's chest and noting a swelling near the heart, only to learn the patient calls it his pocketbook and pleads not to reduce it too much. The humorous exchange reflects a lighthearted moment amid serious care in India.
Dr Brigham of Fitchburg Mass says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is efficacious in female difficulties and often prescribed in practice. The letter notes cures and health gains in daughters and urges women to seek the remedy and Mrs Pinkham's free advice from Lynn Mass.
Hon Timothy D Sullivan of New York endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills for relief from kidney distress and restored kidney health. Letter from Sullivan highlights personal and friends’ satisfactory results. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sells at 60 cents per box. available from all druggists.
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