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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1903

Page

6

The Awkward Boy Makes His Way to Fame

The verse follows a shy young man named Bi wi ld who endures ridicule as he studies and travels. Despite blunders and long odds his persistence earns local recognition. Neighbors recount how Geo Gown and others predicted his success as he finally gains approval.

Geo Sr. E. Kiser Chicago Times-Herald

Turmoil and Rumors After Manila Mission Hints

Jubilation in camp as Fifth Separate brigade learns they may be shipped to Manila while a theft probe rattles the reg ulars. Morton, a popular private, is jailed on charges of criminal knowledge of the theft and ill gotten money, amid accusations officers may be implicated. A note from a mysterious fraternity member requests a quick interview to prove innocence as tensions rise.

Sweet Accord Manila Teenth Infantry Cartman Comand Morton Can‘ker Gordon Canker Cordon Billy Gray Vreiner

Delta Sig Brotherhood Forces Dignity in Camp

In a Civil War era camp, Billy Gray plans a late night interview with Morton, a prisoner arrested after 48 hours absent without leave. Canker, their hardnosed commander, clamps down on any rule bending, while Miss Lawrence and Mr. Prime pull at the personal stakes of a missing son. A note to the guard, an attempted guard swap, and a tense showdown over discipline unfold as Gray eyes a chance to speak with the detainee, risking arrest and court-martial. The camp buzzes with mutinous energy as a stolen letter becomes a new danger to the regimental order.

Mr. Gray Morton Canker Varsity Delta Sig Gray Dilly Ned Craven Billy Gordon Palace Amy Lawrence Miss Lawrence Mr. Prime San Francisco Mr. Lawrence Young Prime Tampa California Golden Gate Billy Gray Miss Amy Col. Armstrong Lilly Rooke Brooke Burton’s Grooke Mr. Brooke Sergt George Col. Canker Garrison

Man ends 40 year vow to wear hair until Fremont elected

In a rural midstate town a man vowed in 1856 to wear hair and beard untrimmed until John C. Fremont won the presidency. After Fremont’s death he cut and shaved, paying a barber half a dollar for the mass on the floor, asking if he kept the hair.

Middle States John C. Fremont United States Fremont

Woman Refuses to Tell Name at Memphis Post Office

A Mississippi migrant in Memphis goes to the general delivery window asking for letters. When asked for her name she defiantly refuses, muttering she won’t tell a white man her name, and leaves angrily as no letters arrive that day.

Mississippi Memphis Memphis Scimitar

Faith cure quip sparks skeptical cure tale

Miles asks about faith cure business and Giles says he was cured only of his faith in it after trying it once. The exchange appears as a wry cartoonish remark in the Chicago Daily News.

Miles Giles Chicago Daily News

Prayer Rug Banter Cites Size and Faith

A humorous exchange cites a compact prayer rug, with Mrs. Ashley praising its beauty and Mr. Speakly noting its small size. The New York World quotes the quip about the rug being large enough for all prayers.

Ashley Mr. Speakly N. Y. World

Brown What do you think of the walking dresses

A Detroit Free Press reader comments on contemporary walking dresses, predicting they will not be worn long and suggesting changing fashion norms for women.

Brown Detroit Free Press

Buffalo Hunt Incidents On Missouri River Yawl Tale

The excerpt recalls a buffalo sighting near Handy's Post during a Missouri River voyage. Captain La Barge urges a greenhorn mate, John Durack, to lasso a swimming bull while others protest. Durack’s miscue sends the buffalo, boat, and crew to shore, leaving the party hungry and angry until rescue.

Missouri River la Barge Buffalo Handy Greenhorn John Durack John la Large

Wide Awake Farmer News Subscription Notice

Every Wide Awake Farmer should subscribe to stay in touch with town and county news. The paper covers neighbors home markets and items of interest to families.

County News Weekly Promises Fresh Agricultural Tips

Advertises a weekly visit to every household with county news and guidance on profitable farming. Highlights coverage of important agricultural topics of the day and practical money making ideas for farmers.

Personal Crisis Reports Show Sui cide Trends Across Demographics

A Yale sociology compilation by Prof Bailey analyzed ten thousand cases and finds men outnumber women three to one in death by own action. Most common method is shooting, with poisoning second. hanging dominates northern Europe, drowning common in southern countries. Despondency cited as key cause with weekdays and times showing peaks.

Bailey Social Science Department Yale New York Tribune Europe Maine America

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