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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1888
Page
12
Ada Wentworth and Will Tryfail confront passion amid Hazelwood turmoil. Jack Graham dies after poisoning revelation while Buckley is arrested for murder. Miss Bentley confronts Tryfail in a final chapel scene as Ada’s fate and Hazelwood’s future unfold.
Don Antonio Flores elected President of the Republic of Ecuador. Son of General Juan Jose Flores and long an Ecuadorian statesman and diplomat. He served as minister to Peru, Chile, the United States, France, England, the Holy See, Germany, Spain, Portugal and Belgium. He led a brigade at Guayaquil in 1860, was wounded, and commanded at Guayaquil in 1883. He is a Royal Spanish Academy correspondent and author of works on Peruvian constitution and naturalization in the United States.
A compact exchange features Mr Hawthorne Harpers and Jouny Arnon debating a runaway from home in Michigan. Puck’s quip about Michigan making more shines than any state adds a playful note.
The article surveys six month angular methods in astronomy, chemical and explosive hardware, bird extinction thanks to the English sparrow, dynamite composition and pricing, hair curl mechanics, obesity theory, and a Dresden textile use of nettle fiber. It notes experiments in sleep in fish, a Paris egg fossil, and magnetic iron behavior at red heat. It also mentions rail weather in Mexico and senses interactions.
The Chicagra Farmers' Review summarizes state by state counts of farms under mortgage. Ohio forty-five counties average twenty three percent mortgaged with sixteen increasing and twenty-four decreasing. Indiana thirty-seven counties twenty six percent with eighteen increasing and fourteen decreasing.
A Boston Globe item notes a Maine farmer traded slate gravestones for marble ones and repurposed old slabs as kitchen and dairy door stones. The fading inscriptions and cherubic carvings now mark footsteps over forefathers, a thrifty twist on memorials.
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