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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
6
A poem about a new immigrant arriving on foreign shores. It portrays Homesickness and sealed lips with questions about lofty promises of easy wealth and light labor. The speaker wishes luck as the traveler roams, noting the inability to take money back when returning home. The text reflects on arrival, identity, and the myths of opportunity.
Cynthia takes a servant post to cure her worries and writes by day while Mrs. Patterne, a timid wife, must endure the curates and visitors. A baby arrives, tensions rise, and a late reveal shows two lovers reunited as room doors open to the couple.
A pastiche tale by Hon. George W. Peck recounts a wild embassy to the Ottoman court. Peck and his father woo the sultan with American mining stocks and a promised 50 wives, witness a comical harem tour, and trigger a bomb scare that ends with a hurried exit toward Cairo.
A Lake Biwa verse laments a soldier’s sacrifice and a wife’s grief, linking Nippon’s defense to personal loss. Poems praise human achievement and mapmaking while noting two untraveled poles. The Milwaukee Sentinel closes with a guiding love metaphor and enduring, faithful homeward truth.
New pamphlet by Col. Harrison details pygmy marriage practices in central Africa. Wives are bought with spears and arrows, installments paid until the final arrow, with polygamy allowed. Girls face harsh treatment at birth. boys are welcomed.
A dialogue excerpt shows a man with metaphysical leanings asking if souls transmigrate. Mrs. Cumrox responds with cautious openness, saying she doubts the idea generally but concedes it could be acceptable under certain circumstances.
A poem imagining the arrival of Paul Jones with lines invoking maritime glory and national tribute. The passage blends ode to ships and stars with reflections on wealth and fame and the fading of old glories as distant shores beckon.
Poetic verse from the Atlanta Constitution describing a rainbow appearing amid clouds, storms, and hurricane sounds. The refrain emphasizes patience and hope through weather imagery, framing trials as temporary before a rainbow emerges.
Lost in the dusk a speaker describes a man facing life's maze and a gate. An unseen hand writes a warning to turn back before understanding the old life, framing fate and final words as guiding force.
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