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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
6
A Los Angeles Herald piece urges readers to laugh away troubles and avoid brooding about tomorrow. It promotes faith and resilience, stating future hardships can be kept distant by sharing smiles and maintaining cheerful daily deeds.
Local column by Walker Kennedy investigates a forest mystery near the bayou. The piece examines odd sounds, hidden paths, and rumored legends surrounding the woodland area.
Irving Warde consults Col Franklin about the Wright killing. The famed lawyer defends Wright, earning his friendship as public sentiment shifts under corruption. At the inquest Franklin questions witnesses while a tense crowd forms and London Wright testifies about visitors and a potential motive.
The Wright place remains a grand historic home despite time and war. Maintained by the Wrights, its exterior and interior show refined care. A tree-lined avenue leads to a graveled approach and a lawn as smooth as green silk.
The article recounts the 1811 1812 New Madrid earthquakes from Missouri, noting ground fissures, land rising and sinking, and the river swallowing areas. It cites the Hartford Courant and links the event to Caracas earthquake on March 26, 1812, remarking on long-lasting fear and scientific puzzlement.
A brief dialogue shows Pat asking about a kidney plaster and Moike replying with a biased remark about Work. The language imitates a rough, humorous exchange and mentions sticking like a scab.
A digest of diverse industrial and scientific notes covers England’s paint and cork outputs, Great Britain tobacco production, timber imports, new uses for leather waste, Parisian sprinkler invention, Siberian reindeer sightings, dwarf tree growth in Japan, Colorado agriculture and irrigation, incandescent light heat loss, and steam engine efficiency.
An elderly man visits a drug store and recalls buying Henry's Harmless Hair Restorer three weeks earlier. He warns the clerk that continued sales may prompt a rush for wigs, joking that wigs will be in great demand.
The Inter Ocean reports that the Swedish town of Orsa has sold 5.75 million dollars worth of trees over a generation and, by careful replanting, can expect a similar output every 30 to 40 years. This wealth has eliminated taxes, with railways and telephones free and about 60 schoolhouses providing education and more.
A collage of quips from era comic pages with marriage proposals, wedding cake banter, and humorous misunderstandings. Jests touch on cooks, providence, Hamlet, train conductors, and musicians amid light social satire.
Chaplain Edward Wattman returns from the Philippines and tells Washington of Patrick, a Washingtonian private captured by insurgents and taken into the mountains. He visits the bereaved Irish mother to deliver the news, who responds with humor and faith.
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