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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
6
A fragment from a serialized tale blends a comic antebellum ballad with a tense woodland scene. Malindy’s rival and a stormy suitor collide in a springside confrontation, as Rossiter rescues Miriam and confronts a violent pursuer in a country setting.
A copyright notice appears indicating rights reserved by J B Lippincott Company. The fragment references the publisher and ownership of the text.
The Rochester Post Express recalls Herrmann the Great visiting the Whitechapel club with Chicago Bohemians. A Japanese priest watched as the magician’s deck seemed to vanish a seven of clubs revealed in the priest’s shoe amid a trick.
A miscellany of education notes covers Belgian temperance societies among pupils, Russia's emancipation anniversary to be celebrated in orthodox churches, Chinese schooling gaps for the poor, Yale's relaxed standards for college representation in activities and a three year course rumor. Also Missouri railroad farm school brings outreach to farmers with on board lectures and displays. An apology overdo quip closes.
John McIntyre of Arran faced a royal audience when directing his sheep dog Chance at a kingly sheep dog trial. A corner near Princess Victoria forced him to abandon his Scots vernacular, leaving luck to decide the outcome and costing victory.
In Richmond after the May 31 1862 battle of Seven Pines ambulances litters carts and vehicles bore ghastly loads. Women with pale faces roamed the streets seeking dead or wounded as the city became one vast hospital and shelters were opened to care for the injured.
A collage of light jokes and social jabs from papers like the Detroit Free Press and Philadelphia papers. Silly lines about actors shedding real tears, old age, bankruptcies, and lost fiances show casual banter and genteel irony in early 20th century humor.
An agent touts a two week photo grant in exchange for a life size portrait of Mrs Herlihy. Mr Herlihy resists, noting thirty five years of marriage and preferring a genuine likeness over any mechanical reproduction.
A brief printed notice invites farmers to send their order and money to "The Mai" using a one cent payment, indicating a small scale or promotional appeal to farmers.
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