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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
6
A reader admires a model man noting his restraint, gentleness, and kind temper. The piece contrasts his clean habits with others and describes his neat appearance and rosy complexion, calling him a “perfect dear” from head to toe and a pity to be a tailor’s shop worker.
Miss Densmore and Rossiter share memories of travel and mystery in a dim edge of the woods. The atmosphere shifts to danger as Parmelee and workers trap Hart Dawson and punish him with a goad for creeping around the Merton property. Rossiter observes, a quiet witness to both charm and menace.
Rossiter endures a strained hop harvest after a night of dancing with Miss Densmore and Miss Merton. Parmelee confesses late night prowling near the hop kiln while Rossiter and Becraft suspect mischief as tension grows among farm workers and visitors.
Copyright notice appears on a publication page stating all rights reserved by the J B Lippincott Company and publisher information. The line includes standard legal language and attribution to the company.
A reader questions if lizards ever wait on humans as in Tennyson and Bronte. An anecdote from a London Express note describes a common lizard perched on an arm then darting away amid a sunny hedge, admired for its bright eye and green coat.
The Philadelphia Telegraph notes a Public school in a farming district held a flag-raising and Plymouth Rock drawing display. After the teacher recited the Pilgrims tale she asked pupils to draw from memory, a boy named Willie asked if they should draw a hen or a rooster.
Open air exercise and sunlight are urged as the best preventives for tuberculosis. Continent nations invest in open air hospitals, King Edward funds aid medical care. Medicines such as liver oil creosote have fallen out of favor. only exercise, sunshine, and nutritious food are deemed curative, building a strong body to eliminate germs.
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The Philae temples near Assouan were partially submerged as the Nile dam reservoir filled. Engineers laid fractured stone beams and rubble masonry girders under foundations to reach bedrock, protecting antiquities from subsidence while facing danger and avoiding accidents.
A collection of humorous exchanges from early 20th century papers. Jokes range from a playwright's understudy stealing the scene to a dog guarding a ball and a farmer mocking odd horse names. Brief quips feature Miss Dorato Maj Putter, Miss Callow, Miss Withers, and others.
A New Hampshire fruit store proprietor answers customer questions with tactful humor. The exchange includes playful remarks about oranges and apples and ends with a note on turtle eggs as a prized delicacy in other countries.
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