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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1903
Page
3
A playful verse about a windswept maiden Ups By Way who flirts with a man much older. He warns of the flirt's charms and philters while noting their age gap and playful mud pie imagery in a light humorous tone.
A storm of discovery uncovers a secret tunnel under a guardhouse floor. The wall of damp sand hides the thieves, who pried up flooring, crawled through a cracker-box braced tunnel, and slipped away unseen, while others faced removal of bedding and scrutiny.
In a tense exchange Colonel condemns Lieut Gray and his aides for a scheme to aid escape. Canker blocks any leniency and orders the guard to seal Gray's tent, with patrols to prevent entry without written orders. The ultimatum ends with a pledge to imprison Gray.
At West Point the so called Fairy Sisters the elder Mrs Frank Garrison and her younger sister Nita Terriss captivate cadets with dancing riding and social rounds while facing gossip about flirtations and looming marriage a summer of attention for the sisters ends with tensions and plans for the future.
Red Joe arrives from Deadwood to challenge Colorado Jim in Custer City. The two men exchange pleasantries and bow as guns are shifted to the front, then agree to a quick confrontation at the Eagle saloon.
A dialogue from Collier's Weekly features a bride-to-be asking her fiancé to promise never to smoke another cigar, preferring a pipe instead, and he agrees with little remorse, framing a humorous domestic moment.
A short, humorous note recounts a man returning a stolen dog to its owner after failed sale attempts. He explains he kept the dog two and a half days then did the honest thing, giving the animal to the rightful owner who paid him half a sovereign as thanks.
In a quoted exchange from the New York Journal a tramp recalls leaving a happy home after his wife and mother urged him to work or leave. The dialogue portrays forced departure leading to a life on the road.
The passage notes the eldest sister Albertine and asks who follows her. The little brother says no one has come after yet, but the father implies anyone who does could have her for the asking. The tone suggests a fragile family dynamic and permission implied by the father’s remark.
A letter from Catholic Sisters in Detroit commends Peruna for catarrh and throat relief after using it with Dr Hartman’s guidance. Congressman Meekison of Napoleon, Ohio, also reports thirty years of head catarrh improvement with Peruna. The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus offers free medical guidance and Peruna information.
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