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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
7
Dr. Somers before the Paris Academy of Medicine argues education increases brain disorder and crime. He cites cases from an American woman to accidents caused by knives and mills, claiming modern life primes latent lunacy that can erupt under certain conditions.
Lieut Berthoff of the revenue cutter service, famed for an Alaska winter expedition and an Arctic Siberia search for reindeer, discovers two fur seal rookeries on Bouldyer Island near the western Aleutians. He notes seals showed no branding and that no whites had approached the area before.
An electric sign board over the driveway delivers numbers via a switchboard press and flashes large, bright numerals for block visibility. Drivers watch for their number to be called and exit the queue, eliminating noise and confusion. The system will be adopted at other theaters.
A poem notes a growler who laments weather through seasons from snow to sun. He foresees destruction with each change, never content, while others prosper and celebrate. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution attributes the lines to a historical poet.
The poem praises June's perfection and abundant growth, describing the lush grass and profusion of flowers. It notes scattered imperfect blooms that betray remaining barrenness, yet the overall scene remains rich and overflowing with life for remembrance and endurance.
A poem contrasts two men: the ambitious doer who shuns laziness and pushes to finish tasks, and the moaning, comfort-seeking soul who grumbles through rain and delays. The verse laments unequal effort as society questions why some toil while others drift.
A 19th century quip recalls social gossip as women mock a homely infant and an uncle, noting red cheeks and upturned noses. The verse questions why women's judgments remain wrapped in flattery while shunning harsh truth about appearances.
A satirical quip from S. E. Kiser in the Chicago Record-Herald mocks medical remedies and faded ambition. The verse questions life’s purpose, old songs, lost poppy brilliance, liver tonics, departed hopes, cold friends, scattered plans, and a wrecked awaited ship, urging action with humor.
Fragmentary verse from Hedderwick Journal and Browne notes, contemplating love as a burden and boon. The speaker rejects relief from pain, embracing love’s thorny crown, sorrow, and marred joys as an enduring claim on life.
Poem excerpt attributed to N. C. Lyon in Minneapolis Housekeeper urges leaving worry behind. It speaks of a bright path beside the heavy burden of care and a gate that opens to enter today. The verse warns that carrying all burdens wears life away and steals daily joy.
The fragment notes a passage on time and the night turning to dawn with phrases about pendulum swings and shifting hours. It evokes a rhythmic meditation on love, time, and verse amid a newspaper line from the Washington Star.
Poem excerpt praising resilience and love as it travels toward glory. The stanza celebrates overcoming sorrows with steady faith and hopeful sunsets guiding the path, reflecting a sentimental, hopeful tone typical of early 20th century newspaper verse.
The shift from shallow to deeper furrows plus subsoil plowing aims to cure surface hardpan. Deeper furrows allow water to sink and spread, improving tree irrigation in Southern California citrus districts. Results vary by soil. yields include deeper rooting and water savings but risks exist if subsoilers cut too deep or reach low subsoil feeding roots. Cement flumes and pipe laterals replace open boards, reducing leaks and maintenance while lowering initial costs.
A visitor to the magazine editor’s desk recalls a poor, middle aged man who begged for help. The editor explains the man edits a success guide and doubts the charity will reach him, noting the harsh realities of unemployment and a heavy family burden.
Schiffmanns Asthma Cure is promoted as immediate relief for asthma hay fever and bronchitis with quick sleep relief and cures in thousands of cases. The doctor says sample packages will be given free to sufferers who apply and those who dont receive in mail by sending name address and a 2 cent stamp to Dr R Schiffmann Box 814 Bt Paul Minn.
A patient asks for teeth that look natural and the tooth carpenter replies with a humorous remark. The exchange appears in the Chicago Daily News reflecting a lighthearted medical humor tone and era.
A collage of ad copy and quotes shows a tonic claim to cure a cola in one day with laxative products and refunds if it fails. Included are stray lines about investments in Arkansas and testimonial snippets from Mrs Robbins and others, plus miscellaneous proverbs and opinions.
Mrs M K Bousch of Richmond and her daughter Pearl report relief after using Peruna for chronic catarrh. The letter touts five bottles restoring health and cites a baby daughter also cured. Dr Hartman offers free guidance and a book on catarrh for women.
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