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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1902
Page
6
A verse tale contrasts Luck with Laziness and Industry. Luck knocks on a cottage door. Laziness ignores it. Industry welcomes the visitor and regains fortune, while Laziness laments missed opportunity and their different destinies.
In a northern industrial town, iron works owner Kenneth Griswold faces a crippling strike. Detective Griffin uncovers a hidden plot by financier Grierson and banker Andrew Galbraith, while Griswold contemplates a way to outmaneuver pressure without sparking violence.
In the second week of a strike Griffin seeks distraction on a lake. He rows and muses on Charlotte Farnham and a robber-lover, venturing through a small city's idle history as he waits for a fated arrival. The scene paints a delaying, introspective moment amid unresolved tension.
A Texas listener recalls a prank during a revival led by Sam Jones. A wine gift sparked a joke about buttermilk becoming the evangelist’s drink, triggering a flood of dairy gifts to the hotel and a humorous, unintended consequence.
A London Tit-Bits excerpt recalls two children, Ethel and Edna, sharing future plans. Ethel aims to be a schoolteacher while Edna vows to be a mother of six, promising to whip the pupils when they attend her school, prompting a tearful retort.
A Detroit Free Press fragment notes a church garden party prompting mixed feelings. Julia says she worked hard and enjoyed ice cream with several young men on the grounds.
A concise adage from the Chicago Daily News notes that it is better to be slandered by some than praised by others. The quotation reflects a wary view of public opinion and reputation. It appears as a clipped aphorism within a broader cultural context.
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