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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1909
Page
3
The piece extols Abraham Lincoln as the nation marks his one hundredth birthday with solemn gratitude. It praises his leadership during the Civil War and his enduring charity, arguing his death harmed restoration and noting broad northern and southern reverence.
A Century Magazine anecdote recalls Abraham Lincoln in the White House on the second floor where officers, civilians, and congressmen gathered. A senator claimed faith and a victorious outcome if the people do right, but Lincoln declared his faith greater and said God would enable the victory.
A 1908 Bowles piece argues sales success hinges on body and breath. It links a salesman's mood to digestion and temper, urging deep breathing, proper chewing, and open posture to sustain public service in selling.
In a brief anecdote from The Catholic Standard and Times a pretty young wife tells her husband not to worry about an old flame. The rich, aging spouse responds with a confident wager that she may yet dream of those advances.
In a darkly humorous exchange, a boy asks his father if cannibals save a victim’s Adam’s apple for dessert, prompting a grim parental reply about the impracticality of such culinary leftovers.
A curator at the Metropolitan Museum endures daily claims that a Franklin statue is labeled Gen Washington. He explains the mislabeling stems from a potter in France long ago and says he cannot change it. A visitor arrives with a similar confusion, and he calmly resumes his duties.
A youth in Trenton boasted of gaining access to Alice's father to secure his consent amid a long courtship. He claimed to have borrowed $40 to push his case while the father pretended to resist. Alice retorted that his plan was a mess, noting the $40 and suggesting she should end the pursuit. The item ends with a quip about a girl's first engagement.
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