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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1904
Page
6
Poem by Annie Robertson-Noxon in Home Journal reflects on faith and endurance. The speaker thanks the Lord for not seeing suffering and recalls the burden of life as a path toward Gethsemane.
At Mrs Marsden s Hawaiian party Col Armstrong arrives and shares news of a late departure. Amy Lawrence and Armstrong exchange looks as a decision to delay travel tests loyalties while the Doric sails with Witchie Garrison bidding silent goodbyes.
Amy Lawrence and Armstrong grow closer aboard the Puebla as Arm strong returns from the front with a healed wound. He vows to go to duty despite orders, while Miss Lawrence recalls past moments that reveal his deepening feelings and her own shifting affections amid a perilous sea voyage.
In a dramatic shipboard scene Amy Lawrence redirects danger when a crashing chair wounds Soldier Shafto. Armstrong dives to save him as blood stains the deck and Miss Prime consoles the wounded hero while Amy’s concealed confession of love lingers.
A Dawson district miner explains a clever scheme to recover costs by paying a one year ten percent royalty on a claim. The administrator issues a receipt for 60 000 dollars and an English buyer later purchases the unworked claim for 150 000 dollars based on the receipt, per the Washington Star.
The text recounts Charles Haddon Spurgeon as a gifted child whose progress faltered when moved from a warm seat near the stove to the window. A quick seating adjustment restored his quick responses, highlighting how environment influenced performance and learning tempo.
A Boer ambulance corps and an English patrol shared water after a recent South African engagement. The Boers agreed to drink to the queen but added a second toast against Cecil Rhodes, whom they blamed for the fighting. The patrol accepted the expanded toast.
A Hunter backs Henry Clay in Kentucky campaigns, promising support after naming a vote. Clay tests the hunter's rifle asks if it ever failed, learns it once misfired, and the hunter is urged to try again, leading to Clay's eventual election.
A brief note on a House of Lords Scotch appeal where Mr Clerk pronounces water as watter. One peer asks if water has two t s in Scotland. Clerk replies we spell manners with two n s.
A humorous note from the Chicago Record refers to Jorkus as extremely stingy, joking that he dampens postage stamps only at the corners in a playful satire of frugality.
The piece extols arbitration as a moral, practical remedy for international disputes. It argues that arbitration offers impartial justice and can reduce war, noting modern arms expansion and economic waste from preparation for conflict. It warns that powers may prefer concerted hunts over mutual restraint, endangering liberty and sovereign rights. The remedy lies in international arbitration and reasoned justice.
Fibre and Fabric notes reindeer wool blankets resist moisture and cold due to air-filled hair cells that keep wearers buoyant. Markets in Norway Sweden and Russia offer lower prices and Vienna hosts a reindeer wool factory making garments including bathing costumes. Trials in Paris suggest use in swimming learning and English interest grows for wider manufacture. The piece ends with a cultural aside on Japanese teeth whitening as unattractive.
A town farmer seeks to subscribe to a paper to stay informed about neighbors home markets and items of local interest for family needs.
A generic notice-style line promises county news and a welcoming presence in every household, suggesting a local paper role as a dependable reader companion.
Ernest Foxwell describes Japan's vast mountains and radiant summer light as seen from a splendid July day. He contrasts the eastern landscape with Switzerland, noting Japan’s vast, continuous romance from Innsbruck to Geneva is far greater in scope and luminous atmosphere.
In Dalton Massachusetts the government funded money paper mill restricts who may enter to inspect the facility. A heavy penalty exists for possessing paper intended as currency and strict accounting of all paper produced is required. Public access would complicate this ledger.
Fragmentary exchange cited by the Philadelphia Ledger notes Polkley is working according to a second source. the dialogue questions his status and clarifies he only has a job, not a broader claim.
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