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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
6
In a playful piece the narrator recalls praising poetry to a maiden whose gaze brightens as he cites verses. A racing mention and a claim to merit fail to stir visible emotion until he finally names Clarence, prompting her amused exclamation of fondness for the word.
Sir Henry Silvering, nicknamed Sir Headstrong, announces plans to marry a bailiff’s woodside daughter rather than Lady Muriel. His friend John Boldero urges realism as Henry describes a wife who shares his life goals and “school of thought” and insists she must be young open minded innocent and beautiful.
Sir Henry Silvering returns from the park a changed man with agrarian zeal and a wish to wed Muriel. Baldero, surprised by the turn, congratulates Sir Henry as news spreads of Muriel’s engagement and the two friends reunite for a celebratory drink.
The silk output for 1903 is estimated at 39 897 000 pounds. China leads with exports of 14 016 000 pounds, Japan 10 138 000, while Persia Turkestan and India together export 1 969 000. In Europe Italy leads with 7 757 000 pounds, Turkey in Asia and Cyprus 2 990 000, France 1 043 000, others 2 651 000. Asiatic countries show the largest growth in recent years.
Medical experts warn that kissing can be deadly while a bold young man declares he will confront death without fear. This Chicago Daily News snippet frames danger and courage in a stark contrast.
President Roosevelt declares Americans must uphold duties to themselves and others, stressing responsibility amid growth in wealth and power. He calls for just and generous relations with nations, a peaceful but assertive stance, and enduring devotion to liberty and self government. The speech links national strength to moral resolve and the legacy of Washington and Lincoln.
Miss Nellie Davis of 1216 Michigan Ave Kansas City Missouri thanks Doans Kidney Pills for a rapid cure from kidney troubles after a cold. She suffered back pains headaches and general misery but after a few boxes she was well with no aches. The letter is signed by Nellie Davis and offers the Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY trial free and nationwide sale at 50 cents.
The 1903 German government railways employed 559,451 people with 20,845 locomotives. Russia’s system stood at 37,571 miles on January 14, 1904, with 679 miles opened that year. A Canton Samshui spike was stolen by Chinese after being driven in. British directors prize station gardens. Minneapolis St. Louis butter shipments rose from 400,000 to nearly 14,000,000 pounds by creameries. Tehran reports Persian Russia talks to build a line to Tehran. Port Huron tunnel traffic will switch to six electric locomotives with a side third rail for worker safety. Thomas Fitzgerald named general manager of Baltimore & Ohio. born in Fairmont, West Virginia, he began as a water boy in 1867 and stayed with the company.
A wife recounts severe stomach and nervous heart trouble after coffee, then improves after switching to Postum. She credits the remedy for restored color, strength, and health for herself husband and baby. Named by Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
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