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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
3
L. M. Montgomery meditates on the sorrow from words unsaid at day’s end and the potential comfort those words could have brought. The poem urges cheerful, kind speech to others, to avoid twilight regret and greet each new morning with renewed resolve.
Count Schembeck recalls a night in East Africa when rhinoceroses charged the camp as hunters De Rubempre and Bevis O’Sullivan fled to trees. A tense mêlée followed with rifles firing, a native man saved from a charging beast, and a final fatal shot bringing down the leader.
The party endures a chaotic night as a large herd of rhinoceroses wrecks tents and gear, scatters camp, and drives natives from their roosts. After furious gunfire the herd departs toward a river, revealing an ancient animal trail as the key to their movements.
Wisdom's Whispers argues that truth lies in action over trifling, faith remains steadfast, and habits shape life. It cautions against overoptimism, praises humility, and notes money is fleeting while learning shines by its light to the world. References to gratitude, restraint, and worth of encouragement conclude the piece.
Senator O G Langens measure offering a $2 reward for killing rattlesnakes was advanced by the Senate Agriculture Committee. It aims to rid the state of snakes mainly in the southwest and provide summer jobs for boys, with advocates saying snakes are abundant in the region and offer good wages for hunting them.
Berlin physician reports 600 nervous cases among 1000 piano players under age twelve, versus 100 among non players, urging moderation and later age. Barrhead sewage plant serves 10,000 with low cost and remains efficient after six years. Deep sea acoustic surveying advances by Berggraff promise easier depth measurement. Atomic weights debate splits chemists into two standards. German society backs oxygen at sixteen. Dr Henner finds coconut oil butter substitute with long shelf life and broad use prospects.
A collage of brief biographical notes highlights figures from politics, industry, and culture. Syl vanus W. Hall marks 35 years as Marion postmaster. Francis Lovejoy relocates to Colorado Springs. Theodore P. Shonts leads the Panama Canal Commission. the Duke of Orleans buys the Belgica. Lorenzo Alexis de Clairmont once a Denver ticket taker. Jesse James Jr. studies law in Kansas City. Vanderbilt’s rise from brakeman to president. Thomas Lynch linked to Eton. Archbishop Mesmer seeks police protection. Albert Midlane, hymn writer, turns eighty. an English writer questions salmon behavior in freshwater.
Sir William Macdonald of Montreal increases his Canadian gifts with four million dollars aimed at a Quebec province normal school building and scholarships. His plan emphasizes technical training and rural school education standards, aligning with his long history of broad educational philanthropy.
Editorial argues the fight against alcohol dominates modern history, surpassing politics, wars, and peace treaties in significance and impact.
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