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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
3
A nostalgic verse from Elizabeth Akers Allen in Elliott's Magazine recalls an air castle dream of a sunny cottage with airy rooms and a garden. The speaker imagines roses lilacs honeysuckle and evergreen trees framing a beehive under an apple tree, yet fate denies the home but grants an inner Eden in dreams.
Lieutenant Gray faces a perilous night as four prisoners vanish from a guardhouse under Colonel Canker. Rumors swirl about Gray and prisoner Morton while a board probes the escape, aided by Gray’s desperate efforts to protect an innocent man and secure a discreet convoy out of camp before dawn.
Judge J J Dubose recounts a murder trial jury selection moment when a juror declared not naturalized and native of Arkansas. The exchange caused laughter in court as the judge ruled the man unsuitable for jury service. The Memphis Scimitar reflects on nationality perceptions in court.
A new military prison chaplain in Scotland enters a cell and asks the inmate if he knows him. The prisoner replies he does not care who he is. The chaplain boasts, the inmate retorts that past sermons were empty and doubts this one will be different.
Mrs Younghusband asks about milk quality while Mr Younghusband notes a marked improvement. A new seller guaranteed purity and provided enough milk for several weeks, reflecting household frugality and trust in a fresh supply.
Comic exchange shows Bobby questioning Vedder about show business while jokes about a big family and a "menagerie" loom. The line riffs on marriage and domestic scope as Brook lyn Lite delivers the quip.
Describes early signs of ovarian inflammation with lower side pain and tenderness. Includes patient letters praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming recovery from long illness and avoidance of surgery, with notes of weight gain and restored health.
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