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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1902

Page

6

Far from the throng where Silence sings a peaceful dream

Poem by F. L. Stanton printed in the Atlanta Constitution evokes refuge in silence. The speaker seeks a holy, quiet shelter far from red cities and worldly cares. The verse frames silence as divine peace and a shipshape contrast to war and fear.

Gilad F. L. Stanton Atlanta Constitution

A Knave of Conscience Chapter XXV Riot and Rescue

In Wahaska a mob storms the iron works after a strike. Griswold and detective Griffin resist a blaze and riot. Griswold saves Griffin and learns the truth about the inspector's motives. Margery pressures Jasper Grierson over the strike as the clash grows.

Griswold Wabaska Mr. Griswold Griffin Louisiana Kenneth Griswold Winchester the St. James Mr. Griffin Iron Works Margery Grierson Bestir Miss Grierson Margery Jasper Grierson Raymer Madge

Longwinded Bishop Draws Childs Lively Reproof

A London family recalls their guest bishop who preaches at length with a loud voice. Their daughter Elsie refuses to attend saying she hates the bishop because his sermons are so long she cannot stay awake and so loud she cannot sleep. The bishop himself shares the tale.

Elsie London

Roman alphabet to conquer the globe says Harper's Weekly

A Harper's Weekly survey notes Japanese Chinese and German adoption of the Roman alphabet while Russian remains distinct. The piece argues the Roman script will eventually dominate global writing as nations shift toward modern forms and easier literacy.

Japan China Germany Harper’s Weekly

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