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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
3
A poetic tribute describes a mother's heart as a garden of sympathy and virtue. Vivid flowers symbolize prayers trust and enduring love with images of violets lilies forget me nots and pansies. The verse recalls resilience overcoming sin and strife through fragrance of her life.
A wealthy mother and daughter share a train compartment with a plainspoken young woman. Mrs Glennor’s snobbery fades after Henrietta Hamilton, the plain traveler, greets them warmly in Hamilton and shows true hospitality. The episode yields a corrective for judging by appearance.
In a scene quoted from the Philadelphia Ledger young men are warned by Mr Meanwell that staying past a certain hour is needed to prove serious intentions. The exchange contrasts Entrick and others who did not linger past ten.
A celebrated artist captivates viewers with a London fog scene that provokes strong reactions. Critics note the work’s realism and viewers report sneezing fits as they study the misty harbor, bridges, and urban haze rendered on canvas.
The piece surveys historic women rulers from Semiramis to Deborah Isabel of Spain Elizabeth of England Catherine the Russian and contemplates a female American president. It notes the challenges of fatigue public scrutiny and heredity and proposes women seek chief justice roles until a Deborah or Joan of Arc like figure rises to renew Washington era governance.
The discourse argues that vitality peaks 25 to 40 but stresses that many still achieve great work after 40. It highlights nutrition advances, preventive medicine, infant feeding, disease reduction, housing, exercise, and mental hygiene as keys to longer, healthier lives, noting risks from excessive alcohol and rapid wealth pursuit.
The story recalls a Union man John Smith resisting Confederate pressure amid raids. A foraging captain orders a horse trade as Smith adheres to duty. Smith finally remarks that after forty years of trading horses this is the first time he traded and had nothing to say.
The major notes the First Colorado cavalry served a year without pay or national recognition as Colorado became a territory. After campaigns and a 1862 Confederate victory, their merits drew attention and they were mustered and paid from enlistment in 1861.
Schuyler Hamilton recounts a late night relief telegram on July 11 1861 after Rich Mountain victory. Lincoln jokes about sleeping and clothes while Hamilton passes the message over his shoulder. The tale ends with Lincoln inviting further nightly telegrams and Hamilton noting his official participation.
A Chicago Inter Ocean account recalls soldiers taking shoes from fallen comrades as a grim rule of war. One trader discovered his own name and unit on a dead man’s shoe, revealing family ties unearthed long after Perryville. The tale highlights the eerie normalization of grave robbing in hardship.
Frau Julie Ascher of Lobositz Bohemia recalls witnessing the French entry into Dresden in 1813 and seeing Emperor Napoleon as she marks her hundredth birthday with all faculties intact.
Report notes social shifts as some individuals exit informal circles while others find new groups or opportunities. The piece contrasts disengagement with reinvention and hints at evolving community ties and personal choices shaping social life.
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