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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
6
A nostalgic poem recalls Mistress Standish from a New England garden summer long ago. Lavender beds lie beside the cottage wall as corsages of memory bloom against images of English gardens and soldiers, wounds, and graves.
Mrs Brathwaite uncovers a cellar stash of silver with crests, while Elder Wynne in disguise as Bob Jennings reveals night activity and plots within Darlington Hall. Amaranthe's nurse trouble and Aunt Jane Mary’s misdeeds fuel a tense, eerie, nightly chess game.
The narrator cares for ill Miss Elizabeth and Aunt Elizabeth while Amaranthe frets over nursing duties and possible hidden jewels. A pious visitor appears as tensions rise about trust, medical care, and safeguarding valuables amid a fragile household.
A Hertfordshire tale from the Victoria County History notes a method used on King James I. Hunting displaced state affairs and a favorite hound returned with a message tied to its neck begging the king to return to London or risk the country’s ruin and exhausted provisions.
A correspondent for Asia’s leading sporting paper recounts fishing under a bridge when a boot is snagged on the line. Inside the boot lies a large eel and thirteen more eels hatch inside, making a curious and fishy catch.
The Patriot War began in Canada in 1837 as reformers led by Mackenzie recruited in Buffalo. They captured the Canadian steamer Caroline on December 2, 1837, and sent it over Niagara Falls. President Van Buren declared neutrality and Gen. Wool enforced it. The insurgents were captured on Navy Island January 13, 1838, ending the episode with no tangible result.
Gen O C Howard celebrates completion of a 200000 endowment fund for Lincoln Memorial University Cumberland Gap Tennessee. Spiru Haret urges female teachers to adopt national peasant dress in a note to school inspectors. Salvation Army in London expands waste paper recovery with 360 workers and 6000 tons collected last year. Chicago claims a vast parish school system serving 32000 church members at St Stanislaus Kostka with 4000 annual parish school attendees and yearly classes around 909 and 750. Dr Edward Hale speaks to Boston Parents Club urging open air life for children and urban reform to avoid tenement life, aiming for future cityless cities.
An ivory watch crafted by Henri Houriet of Chaux le Fonds Switzerland uses an old billiard ball for the works hands and case. The watch keeps good time.
A collage of light quotes from 19th and early 20th century newspapers. Jests about singing for money, tigers in India, lecture halls, teachers, wealth, and a five year old reframing a request. Includes lines from Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Press Washington Star and Baltimore Herald.
A vivid city pageant unfolds as Mildred is linked with a real duke, sparking the day’s greatest sensation. Gossip swirls over the claim that the aristocrat is truly of ducal rank.
Atlanta school children save weekly pence to fund purchase of an elephant for the local zoo. The effort is reported by the Indianapolis News.
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