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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
3
A critic notes that current actors often mumble and mispronounce while modern dramas dominate the stage. He praises past diction mastery in blank verse and argues for blank verse training to restore clarity and eliminate imitation of bad models.
A discussion on child influence and education argues children are in a constant state of suggestion. It contrasts conscious instruction with unconscious enlightenment and laments societal neglect of genuine, lived example outside homes of the poor.
H H GROSS argues road building faces initial opposition mainly over taxes but yields high farm value. He says $1000 spent on permanent roads could add $2000 to a farm, with roads raising land value by at least five dollars per dollar of road cost. State and national aid could fund Illinois roads within ten years at 6–8 mills, cheaper than mud road taxes.
Lim Jacklin recalls youth and love as he chats with Ab Sarver’s boy. A rambling monologue blends reminiscence, humor, and cautions about passion, illness, and memory, ending with acknowledgments of family and past romance.
Dark blue pongee shirt waist uses a separate turn down collar option with a plain white linen Eton. A bias belt with regular buttons holds the trousers. sleeves gather into narrow cuffs and center front fastens with small pearl buttons. Sizes 3 to 15 years. Pattern costs 10 cents.
A tale of a father who becomes blind then regains sight while his daughter uses a piano player to prove she can perform. The story threads through letters about noninclosures and social foibles, urging kindness in marriage and family interactions and cautioning against belittling partners.
Popular Mechanics describes thrilling parachute feats from a balloon. One flyer performs three drops using red, white, then blue chutes before landing, while another trio includes a man and woman who descend 500 to 600 feet before opening their chutes.
Pattern notice details a childish reefer coat in four sizes from two to eight years. Describes fabric options, square collar, white cuffs, and white embroidery edging. Gives yardage for 20 to 54 inch wide fabrics and lists required insertions and edgings. Pattern Department State.
A brief note describes an auctioneer named Halyard facing issues tied to compensation laws. The text implies windfall or leverage through sales concerns, with Google references as commentary on why the auctioneer seeks more funds.
In Washington Star style a witty exchange questions Count Fucash’s honesty about paying debts. A friend quips his desire to marry an American heiress proves it, sparking a light exchange on motive and reputation.
Holland faces a continual need for wooden piles as Rotterdam and surrounding areas demand timber for drainage works on the Zuyder Zee. The ongoing drainage projects push wooden ramparts outward as the water management system expands.
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