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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1905

Page

6

The Engineer's Story of Love and Narrow Escape

A railway engineer recounts saving Belle on a Melville platform after her near fall, breaking ribs in the dash to reach her. Belle falls for him and plans a Christmas wedding as she nurses him back to health amid a thwarted suitor Santa Elda. On a return trip the Spaniard is caught in a treacherous plot, and the engineer must avert another catastrophe.

Melville Belle Eighton Belle Santa Elda Santa Hida Santa Kide Santa Eldo Carl Santa Eida Santa Fido Sania Kido

Don't Be Hysterical Over a Failure and Change

Margaret E. Sangster counsels girls to endure disappointment with grit rather than blue mood. She cites Elizabeth, a clever student who fails senior exams, and urges brushing aside vanity, embracing steady work, and using failures as stepping stones toward future success.

Margaret E. Sangster Joseph B. Bowles Europe Elizabeth Burne-Jones

Attractive Negligee Promises Comfort and Style

A People's Home Journal pattern shows an attractive negligee made of washable fabrics with a slightly open neckline and versatile sleeves. The design offers a surplice-like front, optional puffed or loose sleeves, beltable ribbon, and can be made in chalka cashmere or similar materials. Material estimates for medium size: 4½ yards at 27 or 4 yards at 32 or 3 yards 44 inches wide, plus 4 yards banding and 2 yards embroidery for frills.

People’s Home Journal

A Jacob's Ladder Toy From Folding Paper

Instructions describe making a Jacob's ladder toy from paper. Fold a long sheet tightly at one end, roll the rest loosely, cut at marked spots, bend ends, and notch the handle to reveal a rising chain. The Globe-Democrat notes a large version can be made from newspapers.

The St. Louis Globe-Democrat

When Will Tomorrow Come To Day For Papa

Rhyme driven inquiry by a child about the meaning of time and gifts. Questions about tomorrow today yesterday, possible presents like a switching rope pony a paint brush and an umbrella with writing. The piece ends noting Edmund Vance Cooke in Success Magazine.

Papa Cindrella Edmund Vance Cooke Success Magazine

Fall fashion notes show dressy shoes and capes trend

The article describes a chic fall wardrobe with more fancy shoes and evening wraps. It highlights voile lace fabrics, beruffled aprons, seal princess mode, and varied fall designs including nonpareil and chiffon velvets, plaited skirts, tailored shirtwaists, and teal prune and green shades.

Ithout

Riddles and Wordplay Jump From a Chicago Paper

A lighthearted column presents puns and punny questions about soap strength weathered by wordplay. It features jokes on Castile soap, P and Q differences, the strongest man, ocean moans at a lobster, and a pun on the spelling bee. It ends with a playful arithmetic clue about adding two to nineteen and staying under twenty.

Castile Jonah Chicago

Tiger or Cobra Kill Duel in Indian Gully

An Indian army officer hunting in India saw a tiger leap into a clear space about 40 yards away. He missed the first shot, then fired again and killed the tiger. He dropped his gun, seized a smoke coil around his arm, and cut the cobra with his knife, then killed both threats.

India

The Door Prank That Tightened Pews Long Ago

A tale from old churches describes high backed pews and doors that stuck when wood swelled. Mischievous boys closed all doors before services, forcing entrants to push through loudly. The episode taught wood expansion limits and pew design changed since.

New England

Camphor Engine Demonstrates Spinning Cork Device

A curious camphor engine uses a cork base with four weighted cork pieces attached to needles. When placed on water, it spins for hours, enabling lifelike dancer silhouettes to move for a day or more. Precise weights and sizes and scales improve performance. camphor is inexpensive.

Chicago Inter Ocean

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