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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
6
A London Christian poem contemplates God’s care amid sorrow and loneliness. It portrays a compassionate Father who shares in grief, bears burdens, and offers solace through deathless love. The verse urges believers to find rest in divine presence during life’s storms.
Angus Macpherson and the Glenboat company face a tense clash with Wykamp and the Toronto mine venture. An engineer and Kilgore threaten legal action and possible jail as stakes of a dam site and gold-bearing placer loom. Connolly and a tense ride reveal mounting hostilities and potential war over placer rights and canal plans.
In Chapter VI the narrator notes Macpherson leaving to seek strays while Andrew the Desperate fades into silence. A saddle-bruised rider continues alone as a perfect mid afternoon ride unfolds with wine-like air and the river’s music amid grey mountains and brown shadows.
In Slashton the village cricket final sparked joy when the injured bowler could not play. The new curate stepped in and took eight wickets for 34 runs, scoring 54 to secure a dramatic victory. The squire praised the curate’s cricket, joking he may be paid double for stays.
A Yonkers Statesman note recounts a patient waiting on a porch who refuses X rays saying the doctor will not convince him. The physician’s maid urges the patient inside while the man remains wary and wary of medical procedures.
Mr Skiggleton, asked about his dancing, recalls his academy exit and notes that several ladies he has since danced with offer a contrary view according to the Detroit Free Press.
The notice notes a confusing scene with men and a woman dancing at tendance around Miss Bullion. The piece questions the attraction and mentions a refused duke as a noted element in this social vignette.
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