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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
7
Poetry excerpt contrasts longing for youth and freedom with toil and ambition. Quoted lines by J M Lewis in the Houston Post reflect nostalgia for simpler days and a call to persevere. The Chicago Record Herald piece by S E Kiser praises effort and the subtle rewards of steady striving.
A Chicago Record Herald verse extols a fearless critic of wrongs, who speaks for the righteous against both masters and servants. It notes the subject never sought public office, yet stood for honesty and justice in every confrontation.
Poem line reads of a gale ripping trees and fields as winter nears. The scene describes stripped foliage, fading meadows, quieting birds, and a looming snowfront over uplands, signaling an approaching storm season.
A Boston Budget excerpt praises love as a force that brightens life and softens faults. The piece attributes warm, merciful speech and restored peace to loving hearts, noting how affection elevates appearances and moods. Martha Shepard Lippincott is cited.
A Washington Star verse praising the modest self aware man who admits ignorance and avoids bluff where bluster often wins. It underscores the quiet value of recognizing what one does not know with humor and respect.
A Washington Star poem urges endurance amid life’s brief time and the need to move forward. It contrasts denying joy with wary sorrow and emphasizes perseverance despite strain.
A farmer praises sturdy toil and honest work as snow falls and his storehouse stays full. William Gillen Rogers notes pluck and prudent labor lead to success. A second verse by E. Kiser appeals to humble striving and faith, despite not attaining greatness.
Captain Alfred G. Rigler of Hose Company No. 4 in Canton Ohio reports chronic kidney pain and backache resolved by using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He describes prior suffering, negative medical results, and his strong endorsement after relief, noting a free trial offer and nationwide availability at 50 cents per box through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Nearly 500 passengers on train No. 13 the Buffalo limited on the Wabash road escaped a wreck near Clark station Indiana when the middle span of a trestle over the Grand Calumet river sank as the engine reached mid span. The engineer opened full throttle and the train leaped clear.
The line claims true trial strength lies in consistent acts of love and consideration, asserting the most capable person in testing times is one who continually shows care.
Market notes from New York Cleveland Toledo East Liberty East Buffalo detail grain prices butter eggs and meats. Wheat corn oats and flour values listed with ranges for steers sheep lambs and hogs across major capitals and regional exchanges.
A comic piece exhibits misapplied phrases from an English author, including an East End curate who mistakes a boy's portrait for a living son and a laborer who tries to register his dying father in advance. The anecdotes hinge on faulty conversations and ill timed remarks.
In a humorous city note, a speaker argues the nation needs more expensive penitentiaries. The exchange contrasts existing state penitentiaries and penny fines with calls for million dollar tenchures to lock away large crime figures.
Doctors and druggists marvel at the success of St. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism. Certificates from publishers, ministers, and customers in Ohio New York Michigan and New Hampshire praise relief and return to activity after using the remedy.
A brief exchange notes that physical beauty may fade while inner qualities persist as Cynicus and Sillicus discuss appearance in the Philadelphia Record.
Mrs. Thos. Robbins of Norwich New York declares in a February 17 1900 statement that Piso’s Cure for Consumption saved her life three years earlier. The testimonial echoes amid medical patent remedy ads in the period.
Buxton notes that self-praise by blunt individuals reveals poor breeding and social polish, suggesting character is shown through restraint and humility rather than boasts.
Letters from Catholic Sisters in Detroit and from Congressman Meekison praise Peruna for catarrh and throat symptoms. Dr. Hartman, author of Peruna, is urged to offer free further advice and a book on the medicine. Columbus based Hartman Sanitarium promotes the remedy nationwide.
A stout smiling woman asks a floorwalker in a western department store for something nice in oil for the dining room. He hesitates and suggests options, asking if she means a painting or something from the sardine line.
A Washington Star piece notes a playful exchange about enjoying walks and accepting a country automobile ride, capturing lighthearted social banter and suggested outings. The dialogue highlights leisure etiquette and curiosity about shared activities.
A Moscow asylum for children is supported by state revenue from a tax on playing cards, illustrating how gaming taxes fund social welfare. The arrangement links charitable care to a specific fiscal measure within Russia.
A witty excerpt from Smart Set features a man bow-legged and self aware. He endures jokes about his curves and parenthetical progress until a proposal ends when his fiancée calls her dog through his legs. The note closes with a Bruyère quip on amiable people.
A brief quip notes the Hyfokes as a fashionable family consisting of Mr Hyfokes Mrs Hyfokes and a lapdog reflecting social wit from the Chicago Tribune.
A reflective aphorism states that most succeed in small tasks if not hindered by great ambitions. It emphasizes restraint and steady effort over grandiose aims.
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