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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
6
A nostalgic poem from the Indianapolis Press praising children at bedtime. It depicts children in red gowns and white nighties playing around beds, echoes of laughter, and the protective image of a guardian angel as fatigue and quiet arrive.
At dusk a planned intrusion near a cliffside villa unfolds as Kitwater’s voice erupts from inside the pavilion. The Sicilian officer orders guards and a target, Gideon Hayle, to be shot on sight while Dodd holds the line, promising to tear out eyes and tongue.
In a climactic struggle on a balcony over a cliff, Kitwater and Hayle fall to their deaths while Dodd and the Sicilian officer witness in horror. Kitwater’s body is found later. Hayle’s fate remains unknown as the group returns to Palermo to deliver the news to Miss Kitwater.
A Servian correspondent describes a bride from a church wedding in native dress. She wears a turban with silver coin clusters and a long coin necklace and girdle as dowry. The dowry coins are saved since childhood and used for ornaments, land, cottage, or cattle, with wives controlling the dowry after marriage.
A collage of verses from F L Stanton Nelly H Wordworth Virginia Woodward Cloud and others, reflecting on worry and relief, quiet life, motherhood and love, with lines about longing for peace, the burdens of gossip, wealth as a trust, and the healing balm of nature and sleep.
A London journalist recounts Lahinch Ireland as a growing sea side town famed for tours and golf. An early bath house tale features a cottage spa with a bath in the floor and a sea water shower, culminating in a comic seabath anecdote.
Mrs Winks asks why no letter arrived. Mrs Minks says she mailed it herself, not via husband. Mrs Winks suspects the husband has the letter, but Minks denies it and says she posted it herself. The exchange highlights a comic misdelivery scenario from the New York Weekly.
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