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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
3
John Langlands and his wife Kate confront a hidden past and pride on Christmas Eve. Daisy’s innocent longing to hug her father softens Kate as John prepares a quiet, hopeful gesture. A long-suppressed truth and forgiveness resolve in a tender embrace.
Dr. Maurice F. Egan of the Catholic University of America labels much American poetry as lacking true American spirit arguing it fails to embody national character. He cites his view as part of a broader assessment by three prominent literary representatives.
Mary Ellen Lease, once a populist firebrand, proclaims in New York that thought creates reality. She says there are no accidents and no luck, only sowing and earning, and urges women at the Mothers' club to awaken soul power to shape circumstances. Thoughts determine status and fate.
Amos Parker Wilder, editor of the Madison State Journal, will succeed Gen Edward S Bragg as consul general at Hongkong on May 1 due to Bragg’s retirement for health reasons. Wilder, a Yale graduate with a PhD, came to Madison in 1894 and has taught municipal government at the University of Wisconsin. He is married with four children.
A method to reduce mal de mer uses chairs couches or a deck platform that move in short up and down motions. An electric motor powers the seat via belt and an eccentric linkage to counteract ship movements.
In Valais Switzerland the monks of St Bernard receive government permission to use an automobile for provisioning their convent. On a trial run a horse was hitched to the car to keep other animals calm on the road.
The patterns describe box-pleated front yokes with inverted pleats and full back, using pale blue albatross or alternatives like taffeta cashmere mohair linen. Sizes 32 to 42 require specific yardages and a 10 cent order, with coupon details. A second pattern showcases box-pleated girls dresses in light brown French flannel with center invisibly closed and patent leather or fabric belts.
The Adams farm in Sac county near Odebolt Iowa harvested the biggest corn field in the nation last fall. One hundred five men with 200 horses and 37 corn cutters shucked about 300000 bushels. Owner Mr Adams spends most time in Chicago with his family directing the farm through expert foremen.
The note indicates thousands of patriotic American girls hope to marry on the same day as Miss Alice Roosevelt, reflecting public enthusiasm and the popularity of the figure in the period.
In the ideal commonwealth the right to vote is restricted to men who promptly clear snow from their sidewalks. This policy emphasizes civic duty and public safety as a condition of suffrage.
Coin collectors list 1905 silver dollars at a thousand dollars each. The notice urges saving these era coins and highlights their value to collectors.
A collage of lyrical lines celebrating sunshine and moonlight with nature imagery and longing. Verses reference San Francisco Call and Pall Mall Gazette and weave about love, frost, and dreamlike scenes.
The piece contrasts the idealized seed catalogue with reality, noting human vanity behind age and appearance. It pairs McLandburgh Wilson’s critique with a playful verse by Wallace Irwin about misunderstanding and longing. The quoted lines reflect light literary humor from New York papers.
Poem lines compare love to wind and music set in a woodland of grief. The speaker, a whirling leaf, endures a dance guided by love as a force stronger than failing feet and stormy wind. Published under Harper's Magazine by Rose Cary Noble.
Poem fragment evokes a shadowy isle beyond day’s sight where storm-tossed ships find haven at night. Wind becomes hushed by willows as the gray dream-river murmurs, inviting rest in a tranquil, dreamlike land. The piece contrasts toil with brief, tearful sunshine and winter storms, ending in nocturnal refrains.
A Metropolitan Magazine fragment quotes Norma S. Cutter describing April as faithless and cold. The speaker laments the lingering winter and asks where a path might appear across snowbound wastes as the Maren wind stirs frozen trees.
A Denver Post verse item tells of Syd a young man who kissed a girl on the eye and faced advice to practice. The girl scolds him and the lad takes to practice to improve his aim.
Mrs. Frederick Brown of 40 Sumpter Street Sandy Hill New York describes severe inflammatory rheumatism. After years of of doctor advised relief and bed rest, she used Dr Williams Pink Pills in 1904 and within three months was cured. The ad urges obtaining genuine pills from druggists or the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady New York.
The text reports rising pauperism in London from 21.8 to 26.4 per 1 000 between 1890 and 1905 and US cigarette production at 10 811 000 000 in the last fiscal year. It notes higher male mortality, 20 men per 17 women in cities, and that mortality peaks among boys up to age 14. It also covers Roosevelt’s New Year reception with 9 052 attendees, up from 7 115, and Mrs Roosevelt greeting guests 11:00 to 2:45 at the White House.
Miss Antique proclaims the man’s marriage a heroic match while Miss Pert asserts certainty about the union. The exchange highlights playful bragging over a wedding beyond doubt.
A lively exchange reveals social pretensions and sly humor as a woman boasts about winter attire while another woman mocks her, a child asks to view a solar eclipse, and a careful mother warns against danger. The scene highlights class attitudes and curious servants in a bustling town.
A reflective note on self accountability and the costs of inaction. The author muses that owed debts to oneself are settled promptly, while doing nothing breeds mistakes and attempting tasks invites many errors. The waning honeymoon leads many to regret a rival's past faint-heartedness.
A high school and college student credits Grape-Nuts with restoring strength, weight, and mental clarity after a diet of greasy foods. He cites his sister and brother’s improvements and mentions colleagues who also benefited, urging readers to read The Road to Wellville and try the product.
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