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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1882
Page
2
City notes report a new partnership to run Stewart’s marble store under the old name A. T. Stewart & Co with Mrs. Stewart said to back the plan. A church at Madison Avenue is funded for the rich, while seaside resorts enforce strict Sunday rules. A whale exhibit stirs the town as dining setbacks and detours unfold amid summer life and a brutal heat wave with 218 deaths in a day.
To the Editor describes an excursion day with hurried mornings a crowded depot rush and train arrival. Readers see the thrill of the journey the banter over meals and the relief of homeward rest. The narrator concludes with a farewell to excursions and a nod to personal nostalgia.
Local notes report the cornerstone of the new Methodist church to be laid with imposing ceremonies on Saturday August 5 at 2 30 pm Rev Dr Day of Titusville will deliver the address Rev E D McCreary of Corry and other ministers will assist All are invited Phillip Mead keeps goods at cost and plans to retire due to ill health Ar Gates has been ill W H Shortt and family are in Chautauqua for the season Farmers in the Brokenstraw valley have heavy hay and wheat crops Mad Alger has the frame of his new store up Rev George Bosley preached at the M E church last Sunday Communion is planned next Sunday The presiding elder Rev E D McCreary will preach but the crowd crowded last week
The piece explains a refined pose for displaying the foot by crossing the leg and lifting the foot six inches. It notes the skirt edge rests on the instep to reveal the front of the foot and stocking, a common graceful stance among elegant girls in society, London, and Paris.
A terse OCR fragment lists numeric values and ages without clear context. It mentions rates and ages such as 36, 74, 28, 39, 80, 400, 83 and 41, but provides no definable event, place, or entity to anchor a proper news item.
A jumble of consumer endorsements touts cures for sore eyes headaches and general illness. Names and places such as Pittsburg Pa Willsburg Pu Brown's iron and Barti's Ginger are cited, urging readers to obtain pamphlets from Mrs Lydian E Pinkham of 233 Western Avenue Lyon Mass.
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