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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
3
In a club story circle, Judge Adams reads a manuscript drawn from a real case with names lightly altered to read as fiction. The tale centers on circumstantial evidence, a staged plot against a man, and the volatile dynamics surrounding the enigmatic Mary Ashton and the cautious lover known as The Pawn.
In a small town a law office circle forms a club called The Gentleman's Club. The Pawn Chester Easter kills Tom Childress in a staged scenario during a prank that spirals into real violence and a fatal confession. The tale ends with Easter's apparent suicide and the club shielding the truth.
A wary exchange unfolds as a female speaker notes only animal sounds and no men around, while a male listener tries to appear casual and ingratiating. The moment hints at unseen tension within a quiet setting.
An advertisement explains kidney problems cause backache dizziness and tiredness and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY. A testimonial from Mrs N E Graves of Willisea Iowa claims lasting cure after five years with the remedy priced at 50 cents a box.
A harsh critique argues artists lack a defined role in the current economy. The writer dismisses artist federations as humbug and a tool for professional tastemakers, claiming such groups serve only their own glorified interests and oppress broader creative potential.
Mme Helene Vincente reviews how different cultures fit heaven to local tastes praising cautious tailoring of beliefs. She recounts a Georgia preacher who redefines hades as ice cold to avoid upsetting his congregation with traditional hellfire and brimstone.
The Chicago Post quotes a comic exchange about lone contemplation under the vast universe, contrasted with a man waiting an extra hour for the owl car. The dialogue jokes about futility and longing, pairing a whiskered man with a scarf pin in a humorous street scene.
The freighter Mexico reported passing a Mammoth iceberg about 1200 miles from New York. The iceberg was described as 2 percent miles long and 500 feet high, located at latitude 42 20 and longitude 46 70, per the New York Sun.
A wry quip about Banks breaking his engagement and then his spirits breaking down after the breakup. The line frames the immediate emotional fallout in humorous, sharp terms.
A 10 day home test compares coffee and Postum as a remedy for stomach trouble headaches and nervousness. A letter-writer reports relief after switching to Postum and returning to coffee worsened symptoms. The ad promotes reading The Road to Wellville and claims new letters appear periodically.
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