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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1903
Page
6
The poem laments a sister's passing from a Boston author Isidor D. French. It honors her constant care and cheerful service to family with a prayer for heavenly peace while the speaker longs for her light. The verse juxtaposes grief with gratitude for a life of selfless love.
Rossiter and Becraft return from Blue Creek trek after spotting a smoldering campfire and traces of vagabonds. Parmelee warns of a hairy hobo and hints at hidden dangers while the pair report the find to Merton’s manager and vow to keep watch.
Rossiter races to aid Mr. Merton as Whiskers and Simpson close in near the dip. Miriam Densmore flags Parmelee’s plan and Miss Densmore fights to control the reins while Rossiter confronts the attackers to shield the buggy in a tense confrontation.
A Detroit Free Press quote recalls a famed state he associates with beauty. He says the greatest type is the woman who is beautiful and unaware, and the homely woman whose intelligence and graceful bearing make you forget looks.
A collage of quips and humorous exchanges from Chicago Daily News Punch Boston Transcript Philadelphia Press Cleveland Plain Dealer Town Topics and Washington Star. Includes jests about estate agents jealous lovers mistaken burglars and poets with witty verdicts.
Professor Scripture of Yale University travels across the country in a phonographic carriage to collect dialects. He first visits Indian tribes, then poorer white southerners and foreign-born populations for linguistic study.
A traveler, Mr. Cumrox, returns from abroad and laments missing familiar cooking. He notes his mother and the girls did not learn French for pork and beans, implying ordinary comforts trump exotic fare.
The Chicago Chronicle notes there are 3 435 centenarians in the United States with two men, an Indian and a Negro, aged past 150, described as the most aged individuals in the nation.
The report notes United States Steel’s earnings roughly equal to federal gross revenue, 12 000 cars produced by 70 French firms, and 180 000 workers earning on average 360 annually. It also cites new lithographic stone in Thessaly, rising quartz glass industry in Germany, and a record UMWA membership of 264 439. Peat fuel trials in Sweden mix with coal to haul freight, and rectilinear rudder shapes show efficiency gains in Scottish experiments.
B F Creech praises the Green family as the world’s oldest living relatives in Bell County Kentucky. Lewis Green is 93 and Virginia Green 92. married 73 years they live on a farm beside the Cumberland river. Ten children, no deaths, and they still occupy their wedding home near Pineville.
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