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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1891

Page

7

How Safes Are Made and Burglar Proof

A historical overview tracks safe construction from 1801 to modern times. It covers early chests, iron bands, and moisture methods, then lists inventors like Richard Scott and James Conn and later improvements by Chubb, Fitzgerald, and Milner. It explains fillings such as plaster, alum, sawdust, and hydraulic cement, and contrasts fireproof with burglar resistant safes, noting common iron walls, thick shells, and prevalent combination locks.

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An Earthly Paradise ministers divided town rumor

In Rustle I hear the Boomtown residents adore their new minister yet expect his departure. Hustle notes the minister warned the people of perdition and outsiders fearing this could harm the town. Puck comments on mixed reactions among locals and outsiders.

Rustle Hustle Perdition Puck Jean Thien An

Shoes for Louisa and a single man's dates

A revival tale from the Dallas News recalls Abe Mulkey promising shoes for Louisa after a street meeting and a mortgage on wheat. In a Vermont vignette a twenty-six year old bachelor named Hiram faces his mother’s fear he will stay single as aging sends him toward fate and faded photographs.

Louisa First Methodist Church Abe Mulkey Abe del Richardson Del Isorter Dallas News Vermont Hiram Sol

The Fata Morgana Seen Over Straits of Messina

The Fata Morgana is a rare aerial mirage near the Straits of Messina. Observers from Cala Bria may see shifting images of castles arches palaces cities ships and halos formed by refracted air layers, believed by Italians to portend good fortune for the beholder.

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The Law's Majesty and Underground Wires

Citizen notices the electric wires being buried under ground as storms topple poles. Superintendent explains repeated restringing costs and cites compliance with law as the reason for the transition.

President's club debate mocks fancy words speech

In a Detroit Free Press item, a club president parodies lofty diction and erudite terms, urging plain English over pompous phraseology. He attacks terms like delirium tremens and inconsequential while lampooning overuse of grand vocabulary.

Inquirer Hall Orth Carolina Neat de Pse Cotte Iewaol Eve de Cart Sober Dolings Pat hCuhtoots Whyftie Davis Independence Dotcs Boston Vanderbilt Gould Barry Cubootsy John Smythe Detroit Free Press

His Training. Browbeating Attorney-Truthful Answer Asked

A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows a tense courtroom exchange as a lawyer presses a witness for honesty. The witness struggles to answer while claiming family aspirations in law. The scene captures the pressure to tell the truth under cross examination.

Chicago Tribune

Northcote’s Witty Reply About George IV

The sculptor Northcote was asked what he thought of George IV and answered he did not know him. A later quip recalls a querist claiming the king “knows you” and Northcote retorts “Knows me, pooh, that’s all his brag.”

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