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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
6
In a serialized tale a young woman shops with elegance while a groom named James faces a test of truth and loyalty. A looming secret between the heroine and a governess unfolds as a rival romance and a key rose become symbols of trust and betrayal.
In Cape Elizabeth Maine locals, including fishermen and summer visitors, celebrate notable natives such as Longfellow Hamlin Blaine Fessenden Reed and others. An observer lists famous figures, but an old fisherman counters, urging visitors to witness Josh Pillsbury skin fish to judge true merit.
A Boston financier with a summer home on the south shore settled fines for a group of lobstermen after a state fish commission raid for short lobsters. He asked a lobsterman about high tide, and the man replied “Any time you Say, Mr. X.”
A teacher extols nature’s superiority over art while comparing a wasp sting to a needle. A student, Nellie, cheekily replies that nature made her cross eyed and doctors fixed her eyes, adding a humorous punch to the lesson.
A New Hampshire man once a political candidate has a six year old son who asks who would be king if the King of England dies. The mother explains the Prince of Wales would be next, and the boy sighs that he hopes his father won’t pursue the throne. The Boston Herald notes the tale, and the boy’s remark adds a humorous touch.
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