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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
2
A poem by S. E. Kiser in Chicago Times-Herald praises a woman's love as steady and deep. It contrasts a man who brings laughter with one who causes sorrow, blessing the woman who bears burdens while supporting loved ones.
Peggy Wharton awaits her soldier husband’s return from the Philippines while she fends off Major Anderson’s presence and a looming rift. Bob plans a dramatic farewell note to test her fidelity, but discovers Peggy’s quick-witted defiance and they reconcile, pledging change.
A columnist argues editors should avoid mocking or ridiculing anyone in coverage. They warn offending readers harms a paper's influence and friendships, urging careful editing to present truthful facts without sensational or humiliating tones.
The Hamlin family valued reading and Sabbath rest while pursuing family industries like sewing. Cyrus Hamlin vowed poverty and limited literary aims, giving over 380,000 dollars to the American Board. He founded a rat trap factory later a mill and bread bakery aiding persecuted Christians and supplying 12,000 pounds of bread to Crimean War hospitals and troops.
The season opener reels through star players with praise for Fioewell of St. Louis Americans and Stahl for injecting energy into the Washington Americans. New York Nationals Strang shines while New York Americans pitchers struggle. Brooklyn infielders Batch Owens Lewis draw enthusiasm, and Mullen of Detroit is noted as a top hitting pitcher. Chicago’s Frank Smith is forecast as best pitcher in the American League. Corridon and Evers receive compliment for versatility and skill.
A Russian survivor of Port Arthur recalls seeing a wall notice in Dalny declaring that Colonel N of the Second Regiment of Infantry was sentenced to death by a council of war for failing to support a neighboring unit. The sentence was to be executed the next day.
The Boston Produce Exchange circulates to Vermont maple sugar and syrup producers urging pure products only and no adulteration unless marked. It calls for full cane sugar or other added substance percentages and notes penalties for chemical preservatives in butter. Shippers are advised to use square or oblong cans with full weight.
The new steamer bears the title Roosevelt as it pursues a polar voyage into uncharted seas. The Genoa-born gentleman once dismissed as a crank in exploration is referenced by the Massachusetts Ploughman in the recollection.
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