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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
6
An American consul recalls a Barscheit grand duke who seeks a husband for his rebellious niece Princess Hildegarde. The niece defies strict German limits with European escapades, sparking diplomatic tensions and comic misadventures including a dramatic bicycle scene.
A practical method to pull fence posts without digging or heavy labor uses a V notch plank to convert horizontal pull to vertical lifting. Attach a chain around the post, set the plank, and have the team pull to lift the post quickly. For moving fences, mount the chain on the wagon rear axle to haul posts to the new site.
A weary traveler at Barscheit Castle hears a soprano singing from the ruined fortress as night falls, drawing him from hunger and fatigue into awe before a haunting musical moment. The tale pauses with TO BE CONTINUED while a historical note on the Earl of Surrey recounts his love of beef and dislike of clean linen.
The article urges balancing farm work with recreation for growing boys. It warns against overwork, noting farm boys grow with soft muscles and need time to socialize. Parents should tailor chores to the boy, preserving childhood joys while teaching responsibility.
In 1907 a critique rails at the American Medical Association for excluding famed surgeon Dr. Augustus Charles Bernays from fellowship despite pioneering operations. It charges a medical bureaucracy with aiming to control physicians, laws, and medicines, harming public health. The piece includes reader letters praising Peruna for catarrh and stomach ailments.
A compact farm column offers practical tips from Farm Journal. It urges sowing rye with corn, using manure spreaders to improve fields, not selling clover hay when feed is available, selecting plump wheat, cleaning seed, and the value of accurate scales. It also praises the hoe for its usefulness while noting it requires effort.
The Pennsylvania Experiment Station recommends late summer or early fall seeding of alfalfa due to weeds and grasses being more abundant in spring. If land is cultivated early and seeded in July or August, ideal establishment conditions for young plants are most closely approached.
Farm Journal advises not to force a rusty nail. Tap the nail to loosen, then drive it slightly to free it. While part way out, place a hard wood under the hammer head to form a fulcrum and ease removal.
A neighbor who is getting ahead is celebrated by farmers with the saying He doesn't have to sell his crops. The phrase captures a broader volume of meaning about prudent farming and steady success.
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