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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
4
The piece urges using mistakes to grow rather than brood over them. It argues repair when possible, acceptance when incurable, and maintaining cheerfulness as a guiding wisdom. It warns against mindless dwelling and promotes resilience through constructive action.
The piece cites Col Roosevelt defending veterans and condemning Senator La Follette over Lusitania deaths. It notes rising fodder costs as the war lodes push milk and oyster prices higher, forecasts an early end to the garden season, and questions statisticians' imaginative math amid inflation and champagne substitutes.
The Philadelphia Ledger reprints a veteran’s moral call urging enlistment. The speaker questions a son's loyalty, imagines battlefield sacrifice, and invokes family duty, glory, and national service to persuade readers to join the armed forces.
If you scorch fabric while ironing, moisten the spot with hydrogen peroxide, place a thin white cloth atop, and press with a hot iron. The method is described as effective for lifting scorch marks.
The essay asserts that a sound man defines worth by labor and use of faculties. It likens the tree to a person with work as life purpose, noting all beings toil in their assigned roles for world economy and collective progress. It describes labor shaping landscapes and improving societies.
A maxim by Hudson Maxim stresses that pleasure and happiness depend on trained, active body and mind. Seek effort and opportunity, commit to earning everything, and maintain strong physique to sustain knowledge, possessions, and power.
The passage cites Robertson Nicoll on four success traits a definite object, unyielding resolve, continual self denial, and belief in one’s powers. It adds George William Curtis on persistent engine power outperforming bursts of speed, noting constant motion over intermittent effort.
The quote extols childhood as a golden, enduring mist that brightens life. It urges preserving the joy and promise of youth, comparing the morning dew on blossoms to a long lasting beauty that lights the day.
A Thackeray verse contemplates fate in life and school, noting prizes shift with fortune. It urges humility and honor whether wealth comes or goes, and asks readers to bear outcomes with an honest heart as gentlemen.
The readable text provides fragmented words and letters with no clear event or subject. No named entities or concrete details establish a verifiable news item or outcome.
A terse exchange remarks that whining will not fix issues and urges practical action instead. The San Francisco Chronicle framing emphasizes resolve over complaint.
Lawrence Chamberlain of New York and Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis of Brooklyn toured England and France to promote the first liberty loan and described German atrocities as methodical and scheduled. He urged full news of soldiers deeds despite possible Allied setbacks.
J B Gradner argues in Century Magazine that Constantinople is the essential objective for a German eastward empire. He suggests Allied control of the city could topple German plans and outlines routes via Suez and the Armenian ports with British-led eastern manpower assisting from Saloniki to Beirut and Alexandretta.
Poem laments a harvest in Flanders fields where crosses replace wheat and barley. It mourns missing men and women, noting no singers or reapers, as poppies bloom and crosses stand in rigid rows, reflecting grief and reckoning.
Poem by Dr James L Hughes in the Toronto Christian Guardian honors a son's wartime sacrifice. The father recalls the son's trust and self offering for God and country. It reflects on memory, heroism, and the enduring bond between father and son. Reassuring that the son did not truly die but fulfilled a noble work.
Weather bureau urges farmers to prepare for frost in fall with coverings from blankets to sacks. Early frost is brief, so protection is temporary. harvest can continue as temperatures rebound. Gather vulnerable produce, can or preserve, and store before thaw. Potatoes: cut vines at ground after frost. tomatoes: hang roots downward or wrap fruit for long storage.
Porto Rico becomes the first American colony to answer the war mobilization. Troops are serving in guard duty with a regiment in training under officers at San Juan. The photograph lists officers including Col. A. P. Townsend and Lieuts Moreno Calderon Enrique Orbeta Cianchini Domensch Vasquez Cordero Guzman.
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