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Newspaper

Lewiston Daily Teller

Location

Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1902

Page

6

The American Boy Inspires the Rising Legion of Liberty

A motivational piece urges American boys born in any life to stand by Uncle Sam, uphold the right, and strive for fame through steadfast virtue. It extols national identity, courage, and duty, stressing readiness, integrity, and loyalty as paths to honor and success.

Uncle Sam Wood‘ward Brother Wood Buny Visty Island Buny Buny Visty Samuel Lippincott's

Premature Fourth Sparks Millville Festivities and a Surprise Romance

An aging traveler rolls into Millville on the Fourth with cheer and mischief, while Rolfe Burton returns from the Philippines intent on realizing a plan to unite sixteens romance between Alma Phillips and George Ames. He envisions marriage, farm support, and a celebrated city pageant moment as townsfolk watch a lively holiday unfold.

Millville Philpe Ames George Ames Alma Phillips Burton George Philippines Phillipe Farm Seth Torarty Atar Ieee Alma Phillips Georges Eay St Ames Sethrough Russell Phillips Farm Ames’ Place Squire

Fourth of July Wedding Triumph Ends Family Feud

Uncle Rolfe smooths a quarrel between George and Alma over an eighty acre strip by staging a fireworks disaster. The explosion destroys the disputed land and the rival owners agree to settle their dispute. Rolfe then plans to deed the land to the couple after their upcoming Fourth of July wedding.

Rolfe Flinders Russell Burrah Uncle Rolfe Alma George Burton Seth

Farmer Boy Celebrates The Lost Chord Concert

A Fakenham concert featured an underrehearsed orchestra of violin and cello. A fevor hired for the night began an operatic piece that unsettled the players. Violi asked Tom about the tenor. The pair improvise as the tenor’s whereabouts remain unknown.

Fakenham Fevor Violi Tom London

A Young Romance and Family Plans Collide in Upheaval

Marcella Estart resists an arranged engagement to the wealthy John Penderton while Roger Falconer, poor but earnest, offers marriage on love alone. Mrs Estart and Penderton press for the match, yet Marcella’s heart leans to Roger who recalls a childhood challenge to whistle and prove himself worthy.

Marcella Nurse Roger Faleconer Mrs. Estart Falconer Mr. Penderton Penderton Roger Falconer Marcella Estart Dicky Blair

The One Who Has A Song

Nixon Waterman writes in Success about two weather figures the cloudmaker and the blue sky man. The cloudmaker predicts storms and gloom while the blue sky man brings hope and song. The contrast offers a hopeful vision of better times ahead.

Nixon Waterman

A Plea for Good Work in Amateur Photography

Advice urges amateurs to aim for the best work possible with available materials and to critique their efforts honestly. It recommends limiting exposures, noting conditions in a notebook, and choosing moments of optimal light and wind, valuing memory over hurried pictures.

Photographic Developing and Print Paper Tips

The text advises photographers to note exposure details and slide numbers, plan development needs, and avoid too many negatives. It discusses choosing paper types for prints, from blue print to sepia, and matching paper to subjects. It also suggests making a homemade washing tray from wood and oil cloth for processing prints.

Eastman

Hat on Madison Avenue Sparks Streetcar Collision

A conductor stops a streetcar after a soft black hat is blown from a passerby’s head. Passengers help recover the hat as the car halts and crowds gather. The owner retrieves the hat and watches the trolley vanish, offering no comment while leaving the scene.

New York Mail and Express

Advice with a Sting in a Witty Tug of Trust

A terse exchange centers on relationship trust as one person asks if the other would accept him. The reply affirms strong confidence, suggesting acceptance would occur if the roles were reversed, highlighting a sharp, edgewise dynamic in the dialogue.

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