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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
3
A speaker argues that current copyright terms unjustly deprive authors and families as books often fail to prosper after renewal. He cites statistics on new books and survivability, warns against limiting literary duration, and notes publishers profit at authors’ expense while many works do not endure.
The piece discusses Judge Pollard's probation method for drunkenness, which suspends sentences for non hopeless cases and requires weekly reports to a probation officer. It argues keeping breadwinners at work and stresses teaching temperance and morality to children in schools to curb intemperance long term.
A Gord argues that women’s liberty leads to license. He says he supports gender equality in theory but warns that extending the vote could make women a political nuisance, asserting influence over men as a means of kedwin oversight.
A 1906 piece argues mail order giants from Chicago drain funds from small towns, hindering home growth. It cites 1905 Chicago firms at about 80 million dollars, warns of wealth concentration, calls for local spending, and predicts hardship in hard times unless smaller communities retain profits locally.
In Marbiehead Mass a late hour discovery at a merchant’s store reveals a missing confidential society. The owner notes cash and bank books are correct yet realizes the business partner has eloped with his wife, solving the puzzle of the missing funds.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a wife teases David for always sitting at the piano and never playing. David retorts that others cannot play either while he claims mastery, revealing playful bravado about musical ability.
The poem contrasts a youth bold and adventurous with a man who ends crushed by life’s toils and chained by fate. The speaker recalls a mariner’s daring and the gods brew of life, then laments the captive existence under dull toil and sordid gains. The contrast underscores lost glory and constrained aspiration.
A poetic piece by James Leddy Pequignot in Arecreation celebrates wandering through woodland and wold. It portrays tramping as pleasure not hardship and describes independence, cooking, guiding, and marking paths with tree blazes.
The poem by Nixon Waterman appears in Success Magazine as a reflection on time, joy, and memory. It contrasts fleeting pleasures with lasting praise and notes that every night yields to a new day despite sorrow.
A poem fragment contrasts two hands, one white and delicate, a hand of gentleness and jewelry, with another strong and busy hand marked by labor. It notes May blue veins and inner palm-work, a scornful look, and the balance of gentleness and effort between Mildred McNeal Sweeney's voice and the magazine's context.
A poem fragment by Thomas Wood Stevens in Everybody's recalls roses, soft air, twilight sounds, and memories that sting as night returns. Bees of memory gather on time's fadeless flower, and the speaker questions how to face darkness after deep emotional lines.
Poem notes that life continues after death with lovers persisting and seasons renewing. It imagines April blooms, June returns, and birds gathering as the earth remains green. The speaker reflects that words and love endure beyond personal memory and mortality.
A Washington Star verse about a man who always voices disapproval and rarely praises others. His pompous manner and sharp critiques attract listeners though his logic is odd, while people accept his loud judgment as wit.
An old ad asserts a one day cold cure using Bromo Quinine tablets with a money back offer if it fails. Each box bears the signature of E. Boyes and sells for 25 cents.
An advertisement proclaims a remedy by Dr R H Kline for nervous diseases and St Vitus Dance. It promotes a free bottle and treatise from 931 Arch St Philadelphia with a bold marketing tone.
A maxim notes that the best path may be rough at first yet custom makes it easy and agreeable, attributed to Pythagoras. It emphasizes perseverance shaping habit and skill.
Mrs Jennie Cowan of West Bay City Michigan credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing her severe grip after a long decline. She describes restored color strength and relief from neuralgia and rheumatism. The pills claim to build up the blood and fight disease germs, sold widely for 50 cents a box or six for 2 50 from Schenectady New York publishers.
A short lyric notes love as a heavenly dream with bliss and joy in a trusting heart. It contrasts calm content with Anger and imagines paradise on earth when lovers attain perfect happiness. Martha Shepard Lippincott is cited as the author.
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