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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
8
A Los Angeles Herald piece urges readers to laugh off troubles and live in the present. It extols thanking God for unknown burdens and embracing happiness to stay kind and hopeful despite tomorrow’s fears.
Irving Warde consults Col Franklin about the Wright killing in Nilus. The famed lawyer recalls Wright’s volatile past, the diamond swindle, and a murder defense that boosted his fortunes. Inquest details emerge with testimonies from London Wright and other servants as investigators probe motive and methods.
The Wright place remains among the country’s oldest homesteads preserved through time and war. The Wrights maintain thorough repairs and refined interior decor. A long tree lined avenue leads to the house with meticulous lawn care and graceful grounds.
The piece recounts the 1811 1812 New Madrid earthquakes near St. Louis Missouri. Shocks lasted through March 1812 with ground fissures river encroachment and land uplift. No cause found and the quakes ended March 26 1812 the same day Caracas was destroyed by an earthquake.
A playful exchange features Pat asking about a kidney plaster and Mike responding with a pun filled reply. The dialogue centers on quirky wordplay and a staged workshop vibe.
The article surveys England's small paint and color factory count and 87 percent of timber imports from pine and fir. It discusses cork usage, tobacco manufacturers, leather waste used for cogwheels, and a New York subway tunnel project. It covers a Paris engineer’s electric sprinkler, reindeer sightings in Siberia, and a French writer on dwarf tree cultivation. It cites Colorado’s land and irrigation, and analyzes incandescent light and steam engine energy losses with percentages for heat, smoke, and boiler waste.
An old man visits a drugstore and recalls buying Henry's Harmless Hair Restorer three weeks earlier. He warns the clerk that continuing to sell the product will prompt a demand for wigs, joking that wigs will be in demand. The line ends with a humorous caution from Youth's Companion.
Orsa Sweden generated 5 750 000 dollars in tree sales over a generation and reinvestment yields similar returns every 30 40 years. The growth funds public goods with railways telephones and schoolhouses free of tax.
A collection of quips and sketches from various papers lampoons romantic missteps, wedding talk, rude remarks, and stage humor. Individuals referenced include Kitty Nell and Mr Fosdick in playful banter about marriage cakes and proposals. The tone imitates the era’s wry social commentary.
Chaplain Edward Wattman relates to Washington a humorous yet grave account of an elderly Irish mother learning her son Patrick, a Washington private, was captured by Filipino forces and being led into mountains. The mother asks for news with a mix of faith and wit.
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