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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1885

Page

6

Among Maine Indians at Old Town nuns teach Penobscot

Lewiston Journal reports five Roman Catholic sisters led by Sister Frances work among the Penobscot at Indian Island for seven years. They teach ABCs and arithmetic, instruct in cooking and sewing, and guide marriage customs. The wedding dance follows a secluded period, with elaborate costumes and a unique island ritual. The nuns are welcomed in sickhouses and cemeteries, where wooden crosses mark graves and a donated Iron Cross from Madison stands in the sisters garden.

Lewiston Oldtown Penobscots Indian Island Frances Sockabesin Swassain Polis Father Rasle Old Indian Point Madison Norridgewock

Prodigy Joe Gertiner Known for Fire Memory in Philadelphia

Philadelphia boy Jove Berliner, a hat factory errand boy, demonstrates an extraordinary recall of 375 fire alarm boxes and 5000 fires. He names exact streets, dates, engines, and alarms, verified by insurance patrol, with quick-fire station familiarity and a prodigious memory for fires.

Joe Gertiner Philadelphia Jove Berliner Thomas E. James North Third Street Joe Beiliner Joe Randolph Street Civil Service Shurr’s Lane Main Street Manayunk Twenty-first Street Fairmount Avenue Roxborouch Station Lehigh Avenue Jo-jo

Phantom Barkhaunt on the Missouri River reported near Coal Harbor

Settlers and lingering river navigators report a phantom boat on the Missouri. M C J Wilson near Coal Harbor saw a pale light, a white robed woman on a boat, then the vessel vanished. A similar sighting occurred further down the bend, suggesting a prank with phosphorus craft and a dummy figure.

Hismarck D. T Missouri M. C. J. Wilson Coal Harbor Denny

New-Style Bees Discoveries in California

A new breed of bee found in California is twice as large as common bees with a proportionate sting. The report notes the bee’s bold defense and implies unique interactions with people, including a remark about the Chinese reacting to the insect.

Philadelphia California

Unreasonable Idea and Goat for Seventeen Dollars

A cartoon style exchange shows Mr Isaacstein touting a goat sale at seventeen dollars with a cart device, insisting on no discount and joking about profits and the cart as a playful bargaining twist. A customer questions the justification of the price.

Mr. Isaacstein

Mis First Lecture In Goshen A Shrewd Advertising Agent

Artemus Ward recalls a Goshen New York lecture misfire told by Howard Paul. Agent John P Smith hustled tickets while Ward struggled to engage a hostile audience. A loud interruption by a farmer and Ward’s sharp taunts sparked clumsy applause and mixed reviews from locals.

Howard Paul N. Y. World Artemus Ward New York State Goshen John P. Smith Smith John Gornihe Republic Mr. Ward Artemus Joe J. P. Smith United States

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