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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1904
Page
6
A rhythmic verse extols rambunctious morning routines of boys, celebrating perpetual energy from coast to coast. The poem, attributed to Griffith E. Jones in the Chicago Record-Herald, calls for patience with their noise and hopes they grow toward morning heaven.
A cranky tenant objects to a piano in the upstairs flat of Madame Eugene in a French quarter building. He contemplates moving out but remains, drawn by nightly, intimate concert echoes from Mlle Valerie, a music student, and the sister and grayhaired banker brother who live above.
A narrator recalls a languid spring, a piano beside a quiet quarter, and a chance reunion with Valerie d Aurillac after dreaming of a sweet face. The exchange leads to confirmation of identity and a promise of Schumann later as June roses bloom and the old French quarter glows. The scene closes with a hopeful embrace and a remembered question of fate.
A North Atlantic cruiser tale tells of an old seaman who helps a drowning landsman and longs for the ensign to receive a secretary of the navy letter. He plans to jump and be saved, hoping the ensign will reciprocate with a letter. The boastful exchange ends with a humorous risk.
The Detroit Free Press cites sayings about attraction of the capital and fireside, learning from hardship, resisting overcontrol of children, and the wise adapting to circumstance like water in a vessel. These maxims offer timeless guidance on autonomy, parenting, and resilience.
A Philadelphia Press quip notes Benedick must abandon old ideas of life and marriage. The exchange shows his friend urging adjustment to being not single, with playful wordplay on seeing life and the phrase shee double.
A column urges farmers to attend horticultural meetings to gain ideas and information. It recommends scheduling meetings around November 1 to allow proper labeling and displays that educate the public and promote demand for better apples beyond color.
A grower recounts methods to control borers by soil cleanup and sun exposure. He notes delayed digging alone killed borers previously and adds that sprinkling a quart of common salt under each tree improves foliage color and destroys contacting insects.
It argues that soil richness matters less than the farmer's mentality. Progressive, educated farmers who utilize natural and artificial aids will prosper, and personal effort, not muscle, determines outcomes. Do not fear a poorer farm as long as you stay forward looking. The emphasis is on brains over brawn for success.
A Chicago advertisement asks readers if they would buy any sewing machine at any price and promises a free of cost, handsome catalogue with prices for Minnesota, Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, White, White Standard and New Home machines. It urges to mail back the cutout notice to receive the latest offers and book.
A ticket speculator tries selling a baseball season ticket to a powerful manufacturer. The boss declines, directing him to the office boy, a line reported by the Chicago Daily News.
Soak hands in hot creamy Cuticura Soap then dry and apply Cuticura Ointment. Wear loose kid gloves or a soft bandage overnight. The regimen is described as highly effective for red rough chapped and itching palms with brittle nails and finger ends. A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote mentions a northern New York man once linked to Napoleon's brother.
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