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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
3
A visionary foresees a future where a direct process yields cheap abundant electricity. He predicts mining sites generating power at the source and transmitting via wires, ending coal burning and steam engines. Airships and speedy electric ships could transform transport and urban illumination globally.
The piece argues Robert Browning merges poetry with prophecy. It cites Canon Farar praising Browning as a conduit of divine truth, highlighting his belief in the soul, universal message, and democratic ethics. It notes his inward power and exploration of liberty.
A boy recounts a chaotic circus tour from Scranton to Wilkes Barre. Pa drives a Roman four horse chariot in a staged race that ends with crashes, a bearded woman hero, and a wild parade through town. The entourage escapes, but authorities question the stunt and punishment follows.
Pattern Department offers No 5505 a seven gore skirt adjustable to hip lines with back options and multiple lengths, priced at 10 cents for mailed pattern. No 5171 shows a simple dressing sacque with optional lace trim, three yards of 36 inch material, sizes small to large. Edinburgh man George Cleveland returns from seven years with Esquimos after HMS whaler loss. he survived three years among natives, subsisting on raw meat and enduring an ice floe ordeal.
An essay by WM. LLOYD GARRISON argues assimilation rests on mutual respect and protection by society. It frames the United States as a model of diverse peoples uniting under freedom, noting humanity is shared beyond surface differences and urging lawful, humane integration.
The Cleveland Leader records a humorous exchange with Mr Shears about upcoming marriage to Miss Lotta Maxuma and a tailor’s quip as a light social brief. The item preserves the era’s playful tone and social chatter.
A terse exchange notes conflicting views on a widow's intentions. One speaker warns the widow will ruin him if unchecked, another claims solid authority she will marry him, capturing a moment of social intrigue and gossip.
A shirt passed through the Parsons laundry last week with two diamond studs in the bosom and the owner recovered them. The Iola Register calls it the most remarkable shirt sale in Kansas.
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