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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
6
A maritime poem by Edgar Jones recalls a minute gun signaling danger at sea. The speaker describes storm darkened skies and roaring waves while yearning for a loved one whose face and touch offer solace amid peril.
A reminiscence about a long marriage set during Sabbath night as a couple recalls vows and a plan to add a lean-to and kitchen. Lisher plans renovation, their life through ups and downs, and the strain of delays with builders and a missionary sister’s visit.
In a strained marriage over a new kitchen wing and pantry, Marthy and Lisher clash over control of the addition. After harsh words and near-breakup, Lisher admits fault and surprises Marthy with a south window, shelves, and a warm kitchen, calling the project an “example in addition.”
The text surveys beliefs linking seven stars to souls and afterlife rituals in Egypt Gaul Hottentots Abipones Mexicans Peruvians and Druids. It notes Osiris artifacts November symbolism seven ships and celestial ceremonies tied to moon and stars across cultures.
A letter to the editor extols western Canada lands in the Saskatchewan Valley and Assiniboia. It cites low prices, easy homesteading, rich soil, and strong yields of wheat oats and potatoes. Settlers report rapid prosperity, cattle and horses winter well, and climate favorable with ample rainfall and milder winters. It invites readers to contact Canadian government agents for details on settlement districts.
The late marquis of Bute inspired his father's bold move to mortgage the family estates to fund large docks at Cardiff. Once scorned as folly, the docks became Bute's fortune, making Cardiff a leading port and enriching the Bute family, with Lord Bute serving as mayor in 1891.
A reader dialog cites a grand military counthrae with praise for the efforts. Dinny agrees, noting wells out there were drilled and the scene described as thorough and well done.
Temperance groups in Topeka and Kansas protest plans to wash the new city hall with stale beer seized by police. Officials say the beer will be spilled into the street as required by law, while reformers threaten civil disobedience to stop the scheme before the September dedication.
A reader reflects on a man’s conduct while on the road, noting he never sends money home. The columnist quotes the phrase un remitting kindness as a sharp judgment on his lack of family support.
A Sabbath school teacher asks a first time attendee his name and is told by the boy that he is called Jimmie for short but his maiden name is James. This playful anecdote appears in the Christian Register.
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