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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1903

Page

7

The Muse and the Multitude Critique of Homer and Virgil

A historical pamphlet argues poetry dominated ancient storytelling. It contrasts Homeric verse with prose, defends Homers blindness as aiding rhythm, and condemns Virgil for fanciful embellishment. It asserts poetry's supremacy in shaping literature and laments education pushing poetry out.

Ilium South Africa Homer Pisistratus Homer Syndicate Milton Virgil Froude George Moore Aeneas Venus

Notable Facts and Incidents From Cleveland and Beyond

The piece notes Rev Paul Sutphen the highest paid clergyman in Cleveland at 7000 annually. It covers Switzerland restricting Sunday rail excursions, Dartmouth College enrollment by state, and Sweden Norway issuing a centennial mathematics medal. It recounts President Jordan of Stanford paying his way through university, Michigan's diploma fraud cases, and caution on duplicate diplomas and applications by nonstudents.

Cleveland Paul F. Sutphen Second Presbyterian Switzerland Dartmouth College Massachusetts New York Illinois Vermont Sweden Norway Niels Abel Academy of Science In Christiania Jordan Stanford University Cornell Wyoming County University of Michigan

Humorous Daily Jests and Jocular Quotes

A collage of lighthearted quips from various papers. The items include a tale of Bascom's disappointed love whose intended marriage was completed, a glass eater’s fortune enabling him to munch glass, and a childlike exchange about choosing a cook or a housegirl.

Bascom Indianapolis Sun Chicago Daily News Dunne Detroit Free Press Gilson Brenks Wilson Somerville Journal Nextdoor Harvard Lampoon

English Power Fading Says Chicago Post

The Chicago Post argues that English political power is diminishing as Scots and Irish ascend to top posts. It notes the current prime minister and many senior ministers are Scottish or Irish, warning England risks losing its national identity.

Scott Board of Trade India Ireland Chicago Post

Night and Jogging Lines from American Poets

A compilation of verses from Charles W. Stevenson and a Washington Star piece. It contrasts prairie night scenes and quiet labor with reflections on ambition. The poems travel from vast skies and cattle to a simple cheerful path, praising honest friends and steady song.

Peruna Praised by Officials for Catarrh Relief

Hon. Dan A Grosvenor Deputy Auditor War Dept writes from Washington praising Peruna as a spring tonic and catarrh remedy. County Commissioner John Williams of Duluth Minnesota and Rep. H W Caen of Louisiana also certify Peruna’s healing remarks.

Dan. A. Grosvenor War Department Washington, D. C John Williams West Second Street Duluth, Minn Peruna

News Notes and Light Verse Snippets From The Times

A whimsical roundup notes Mr Wren and wife at the Eaves, the Robins at Maple Leaves, gardens stocking angleworms, Elms at vacation rentals, Mrs Early Bee lame, Cherry Tree florals, and water floods from a cistern flood. Also mentions Springville buds, Green Lawn haircut, plus a humorous verse about a congressman who does nothing.

Ode to the mother-in-law at Newark News

A light poem praises the mother-in-law as the source of homemade cake and healing care. The verse highlights how she serves as a steady guide in distress, keeping children safe and families connected while parents seek relief. Newark News is cited as the publication.

Newark N. J

Be Happy Dear and Sing in Rainy Day Verse

A pair of humorous poems note cheer in adversity. J M Lewis from Houston Post and E Kiser from Chicago Record Herald present verses about finding joy and humor despite gloom. The pieces feature light rhyme and farm or sports imagery with playful tone.

J. M. Lewis Houston Post

Keeping the Average

Miss Jones asks Mr Bates about his shooting and he hesitates. He admits to Laren of ducks but denies firing. only a farmer is noted as shooting.

Miss Jones Mr. Bates

Father Grants Daughter to Suitor With Practical Points

An old gentleman assesses a suitor and concludes his practical value. He declares, “Take her, my boy, she’s yours,” signaling acceptance of the match and approving the union. The remark emphasizes merit beyond appearance in a family circle.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Markets Report from Cities Across the Northeast

New York notes flour activity and firmer prices with grain quotes for wheat corn and oats. Regional highlights include Cleveland Toledo East Liberty Buffalo and others with cattle hogs sheep and lamb price ranges and deal figures for the day.

New York Cleveland York State East Liberty

Shadow of God Death Called by Hindu Poet

A brief meditation on life and death in which Death is named Shadow of God. The poem contrasts the breath of life and the withdrawal of that breath, noting the night that follows each human passing and the light felt with life. The lines appear as a reflection attributed to Charlotte Fiske Bates in Century.

God Death Charlotte Fiske Bates Century

Peruna Praised As Catarrh Remedy By Noted Supporters

Letters from H W Ogden W E Griffith and others urge Peruna as an effective catarrh cure with general health benefits. An Ohio football official and congressman endorse it for lung and catarrh issues. Spring use urged for best results with Peruna described as a systemic remedy. Dr Hartman offers free advice to users.

H. W. Ogden W. E. Griffith Concan Texas Fred. D. Scott Larue Ohio Hiram D. Scott Ira C. Abbott Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbia, D

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