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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
3
Advocates argue social insurance secures income for wage earners, education, health, and economic stability. They urge collective action over individualism, noting children and future citizens, workers on low wages, and employers all benefit from a robust safety net and public health.
The text argues highest happiness comes from mental culture and growth through great books and wise friends. It cites the joy of serving the poor as the least expensive happiness, and tells of a wealthy donor who built an art gallery for workers, teaching beauty and giving lasting joy.
The author argues Chinese laborers should be brought to Panama for canal work, claiming they endure harsher conditions and lower living costs. He contends American laborers demand comfort, would resist isthmus hardships, and return home, making Chinese workers preferable for the project.
The article traces the evolution of Thanksgiving from Puritan and Pilgrim origins to a national holiday declared by Washington and molded by Lincoln and later presidents. It weaves in Hawthorne’s vision of New England life, Hester Prynne, Paul Revere, and romance narratives to illuminate the rugged Puritan stock that nourishes American identity this Thanksgiving.
A reflective verse thanks God for small mercies and unseen hope. It praises stars that pierce night, music that soothes, and beauty in barren sod, all amid notes of harvest, love, home, and potential growth for future years. Penned by Eadith Livingston Smith.
A prose poem describes a prospector's despair and renewed faith after prayer by a mountain stream. He rails against fate and God, then finds gratitude as a lead vein appears, promising wealth and redemption through luck and perseverance. Bayberry candles and rural crafts are noted as Thanksgiving traditions.
A meditation on true gratitude describing thanksgiving as an unvoiced song in the heart, praising the joy of living and roses along life’s path rather than hollow prayers or festive mirth.
A fragment hints at inner conflict and possible isolation as a public figure faces ethical pressures. The line suggests conscience guiding choices while loneliness shadows the path ahead.
The piece explains how the human system must adjust to temperature drops in temperate regions as autumn yields to winter. It argues that cooler nights and dry air stress kidneys by trapping toxins, suggesting Peruna as a remedy to stimulate excretory glands, support kidney function, and combat climatic diseases. It touts Peruna as time tested and widely used by doctors and households worldwide.
A drummer, away drumming up trade, is misinformed by a cook who cannot read. A telegram news of a son and a wife ill is delayed until a forgotten message arrives at midnight. The drummer, terrified, returns home to find the situation resolved and decides not to fire the cook.
An overworked Ohio family doctor recounts breaking health from two jobs and sleepless nights. He credits Grape-Nuts with rapid, lasting recovery, using it for breakfast and often dinner, and shares the pamphlet The Road to Wellville given to patients. Batte Creek, Michigan, Postum Co. endorsement notes There’s a reason.
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