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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
6
Miss Carney rejoices in homeward return with friends aboard the ship and arranges for Mr. Ware to visit Carney Croft. The group travels to the hotel where luncheon follows, and plans surface about managing Carney Croft while Miss Carney questions the narrator about his extended stay. She contemplates future business and invites Ware to continue professional ties.
At Carney Croft breakfast table, Mr. Ware and Miss Carney discuss hidden entrances and a ghostly visit. The rector and wife may come, and safety measures are debated as notes warn against returning. Miss Weston teases Ware about ghosts while Dr. MacArdel is credited with ending the haunting.
Dainty white dimity frock with gathered neck edge and narrow Valen ciennes lace trim. Full bishop sleeves and insertion band at deep hem. Uses nainsook cambric lawn and linen. two year size requires two yards of 36 inch material. Sizes 6 months to 4 years.
A Chicago Chronicle passage argues the brave man need not be aggressive. It claims a fighter’s courage, likened to Julius Caesar and Civil War generals, makes him the last to harm others and supports peace over conflict.
A brief scene shows a train departure looming in seconds as a traveler laments chronic delays. The rider notes seventeen people line up at the ticket window, signaling a tense rush and uncertain timetable.
Father Spigardi pastor of three Italian churches in St Louis introduces a large phonograph in churches for successive Sundays. He will play hymn music in the evening to lure Italians who would otherwise stay away, encouraging attendance at services.
A compact note presents Wise Haste as an Italian proverb urging prudent speed. The entry links the idea to wisdom and measured action, framing haste as a risk to careful judgment and thoughtful outcomes.
A Baltimore to Washington trip joke centers on a congressman whose wife is called “the whole thing” at home. On return, Mrs Blank discovers her umbrella was left in the train, prompting her to scold that he cannot oversee national affairs if he cannot manage a simple umbrella.
Gov. Hughes influenced New York lawmakers to avoid drastic changes in the state insurance act. The 1906 Equitable Life report shows nearly $2 million saved in expenses and higher asset income, with dividends rising over 9 percent from 1905. The Legislature kept the current law, citing broad reforms and cumulative benefits.
A Virginia orchardist sent a basket of fine fruit to President Theodore Roosevelt during a train stop in Charlottesville. The White House acknowledged the gift and praised the donor. The head gardener, told of the letter, joked about whether the basket would be returned.
A gentleman bought a large lot of stamped envelopes and postal supplies at a post office. Unable to carry them all he asked for string and was refused. He retorted for red tape and was given a bit.
A Salisbury Maryland woman abandoned coffee for tea then switched to Postum Food Coffee after severe dyspepsia and weight loss. She reports rapid improvement, regaining twenty-five pounds and continuing to rely on Postum as a healthful, satisfying substitute. She urges readers to read The Road to Wellville and notes There’s a Reason.
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