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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
5
A Wyandotte hen near Warren produced a tiny egg with a tail-like shell effect on the night Halley's comet was visible. The farm proprietor kept the speckled, stunted egg as a souvenir of the celestial event.
Mrs Hepsa Cottle died in New York at 101. A Martha's Vineyard native, Daggett by birth, she journeyed to San Francisco in 1852 with husband Franklin D Cottle. She took up fast driving after 1906 with a Boston run and long healthful life, surviving the quake and Fort Mason hospital refuge.
Mrs. Russell Sage donated 15000 to the National Association of Audubon Societies for educational work in Georgia Florida Alabama North Carolina and South Carolina to protect wild birds. A 500 gift begins a robin protective fund to curb winter killings as robins are treated as game birds in the south. The association seeks southern laws to safeguard the species.
Jesse Ray Edwards cockswain of the battleship South Carolina set a new world record in target practice by hitting sixteen bullseyes in four minutes and fifty-one seconds using the ship’s twelve inch forward turret guns. Born near Road house LL, he is twenty-one, enlisted in the navy three years ago for a four year term, and has served on the Atlantic fleet voyage around the world.
A concise proverb notes a difficult path or course marked by reluctance and slow momentum. The line hints at struggle shaping progress and the challenge of moving forward when opposition or hesitation is present.
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