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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
2
In a rambling reminiscence, HI Spry recalls his uncle John G. Pullenwider and two bouts of whooping cough at ages four and ninety two. A doctor’s witty remark about the long interval between whoops closes the anecdote as the gate is shut and he moves on to the Gapp's.
Dr Williamson of Yorktown Arkansas sworn statement before Justice Green reports multiple cures using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Case No Unnty Eta, patient attacked with malaria swamp fever, high fever, coated tongue, constipation, tremor, blood in urine. Two months treatment led to complete recovery.
The Chicago News notes the pencil is made from graphite, not lead, tracing the name to early use of metallic lead. Graphite appeared after a 1505 Cumberland mines discovery in England, enabling wood encasement into slabs. Germany and Nuremberg area led early lead pencil industry before Eberhard Faber and the New York factory expanding U S production in 1859 1861.
The text argues that play distinguishes higher from lower animals and enables education. Fishes and many animals show little or no play, while kittens and lambs play, and humans begin as playful youths. play is described as essential to developing human maturity.
A Memphis patient credits Postum for curing nervous spells after stopping coffee. He weighed 142 pounds and, following a physician’s advice, switched to Postum and increased outdoor activity. Now at 160 pounds, he says all old troubles vanished and endorses Postum from Battle Creek, Michigan quotes. Trial 10 days offered with packaging copy.
A political essay discusses Republican tariffs and Democratic counterclaims amid election forecasts. It cites state by state electoral outlook, noting New York's pivotal role, and criticizes protectionist policies while highlighting wage declines in timber and mining sectors. It also mentions Mayor Lehmdt planting a McKinley memorial elm from Canton and reflects on trust influence and reform promises.
Portable fencing and plowing gear are shown with hinges and extension rods to aid field work near trees. Instructions cover adjustable plows, proper scrap and metal fittings, and the Colonie station’s movable fencing design. Also included is a guide to preparing ducks for market with dressing, scalding, and feather removal steps.
An array of practical farm topics covers sanitary milking devices using vacuum systems to draw milk into a receptacle near cattle, portable wagon fittings for calves and livestock, grain storage shrinkage effects across states, and tips on feeding and housing livestock. The piece weaves in farm journal sketches and practical anecdotes on efficiency and safety in dairy and arable work.
A scrapbook of home cooking ideas includes orange custard baked desserts, homestyle baking like bread and pancakes, apple mold and puddings, and reheating tips. Also covered are wall paper cleaning, corn treatment with glycerine, cream doughnuts, candied yams, camphor balls for mantles, and removing white marks from tables with methylated spirit.
A humorous verse piece in which a village tailor dispenses playful explanations for everyday curiosities. Through a running gag, objects and actions are attributed to a mysterious Cleansing Sapolio, with references to Sappho, Hercules, and Macbeth woven into a whimsical dialogue.
A brief dialogue notes suspicion about a new photograph, with a conjecture that the image might be altered or misrepresented. The exchange hints at perception issues and concerns over the photographer’s method. Additional content covers health claims about deafness cures and a stray advertisement offer.
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