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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
8
Mme Schumann-Heink, now an American citizen and songstress, lauds U S women for equal mental and physical strength with their husbands. She says they share in big life efforts, value work, and earn respect for working wives including those of millionaires.
The speaker praises American women for their devotion to family and openness to nature and humanity. Madame Schumann-Heink is slated to perform at Library Theater Friday night, April 12, as an extra in the Mary O. King Course.
Chapters XVII to XXX recount Stephens and Lady Darlington enduring storms, ghosts, and battles aboard the Sea Queen and the derelict Donna Isabel. Ghostly pranks, treasure fever, a rescue, and a doomed pirate plot culminate in a marriage proposal and recovery aboard a rescue steamer.
Brief meditation on grief as a universal human condition, noting that sorrow may be natural yet perhaps not a full use of life. The piece encourages balance between mourning and daily living, urging resilience and continued purpose.
The lesson recalls John the Baptist's imprisonment and rebuke of sin, Jesus’ miracles for John’s messengers, and the prophet-like role of John. It contrasts worldly opposition with steadfast faith, notes the greater status of the least in the kingdom, and urges endurance under persecution as power is given by God.
The United States Steel corporation today let contracts for most of the work on its mammoth tin plate mills at Gary Indiana. Plans call for a plant of 140 mills to produce more than half the tin plate in the Pittsburg district. The American Bridge company of Pittsburgh wins steel and structural work. The expansion follows a July 1 strike by Pittsburg tin-plate workers.
Cambridge April 14 Leon Campbell official photographer at Harvard Observatory was the first local astronomer to observe Halley's comet since its return. He saw the comet at 6 29 am through his searcher east of dunes five degrees above the horizon an hour and ten minutes before sunrise. It disappeared ten minutes later with no tail visible, appearing as a hazy star.
The city walscarded with bills as Colonel Roosevelt bade farewell to Porto Maurercians. Six thousand people lined the half mile route outside the station as bouquets filled the carriage and his glasses were knocked loose by falling flowers. The crowd cheered loudly while the mayor and officials watched the departure.
The U S circuit court authorized Receiver Charles Burlingham to sell the Yerkes estate house at Fifth Avenue and 68th Street for what he can obtain. Judge Ward amended the decree setting an upset price of 1 400 000 dollars. No bids were received when called though about a hundred attended. Sale subject to court confirmation and may be in parcels or as a whole.
The article notes pruning the grape to the third bud since it is typically the first entirely perfect bud produced.
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