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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
6
Poem-like verse urges living as a song to ease others burdens and comfort travelers on life’s road. Emma C. Dulaney via Word and Work advocates helping the tired and lifting spirits, promising eternal recognition for acts that soothe souls and brighten days.
The Howard family confronts Nellie, back from two years at school, whose casual mornings and dressing-sack attire unsettle Tom who suspects airs and delays in family duties. Nellie greets a friend’s letter with renewed interest, while Mrs. Howard hopes for a return to her former lively self.
Nellie confronts her brother Tom's meddling rescue plan after he schemes to hide visitors and push her into social outings. Mrs. Howard weighs care with concern, Nell wrestles with hurt pride, and Jean Fairfax helps defuse a brewing family clash as Nell vows to help and change.
A poetic verse from L Stanton in the Atlanta Constitution envisions winter’s approach and the coming season of dance and music. It contrasts winter’s charm with summer joys and invites readers to welcome the season’s dances and romance.
A poem by Lillian L. Trott in Minneapolis Housekeeper captures the shift from fervid summer to muted autumn. It traces fading heat and rain, still air, and the approach of winter, emphasizing a lull between storms and the calm of endings.
A poem sequence contrasts bloodline pride with a downfall and scandal facing a noble lineage, then shifts to a religious meditation on transformation and eternal life. The first poem by S. E. Kiser recalls judgment by pedigree, while Mrs. Lisa A. Fletcher contemplates mortal frailty and hopeful immortality.
Frank Walcott Hutt offers encouragement in Farm Journal urging readers not to fear gathering clouds. He emphasizes perseverance, a clear purpose, and looking forward as the path winds through uncertainty toward freedom and clearer skies.
A playful contrast shows Fair Phyllis ignoring politics while a suitor boasts wit, then shifts to Washington Star verse inviting Sir Thomas to visit the western land. The pieces reflect manners, courtship, and sportsmanship in light verse form.
A Chicago Record Herald piece recalls a funeral ritual and a child who slept briefly after being laid to rest. The verses juxtapose calm acceptance of mortality with a faint return to life, highlighting grief and the fragile hope of peace.
A short inspirational verse attributed to Nixon Waterman appears in Woman's Home Companion. It encourages perseverance, noting that one does not fail as long as continuous effort remains. The line emphasizes resilience and hope.
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