Farmers Institute Brings Together Warren County Farmers
The Warren county farmers institute, led by Charles Lott with Dr. James Calder and James G. McSparran, drew strong attendance. Sessions covered roads, MacAdamized roads, animal welfare, fruit growing, horse breeding, and farmer non partisanship, with discussions on road policy, ethics, and farm management.
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Warren County
Warren Court House
Charles Lott
North Warren
America
Donly
Samuelson
England
Scotland
Dreager
Warren
Elia Kraer
Sheffield
B. B. Lord
Sinclairvile
N.Y
A. B. Miller
Humane Society
James Calder
Harrisburg
James McSparrow
Fred Allen
Glade Run
Calder
My Lady’s Bower
Hope Temple
John
Ida Neal
Cheeswright
B B. Lord
Sinclairville
S Auditora
A. W. Ryan
Florence Langworthy
Bill
Rose Cousins
Judge Noyes
S H. Evans
Lott
Keeley cure sparks temperance debate in church and politics
A Pittsburgh clergy voice argues against strictly religious temperance and urges acceptance of scientific cures like Keeley. The piece critiques organized temperance groups for drifting into politics while praising Keeley’s method and Westfield New York branch. It also honors Dr M C Talbott of Warren, noting his work on Piso and his charitable nature, and records his death in 1892.
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Ami
Res. de. Thomas
Pittsburgh
Thomas
Keeley
Keeley Institute
Westfield
N. Y
Dwight
Uist
Los Ils
M. C. Talbott
Warren
Edinboro
Ohio
Richmond College
Buffalo Medical School
Springfield
Jefferson County
Klantone
Chautauqua County
Terry
Talbott
Dr. Tulbott
E. T. Hazeltine
Pige
Dr. Talbott
Piso
W. A. Talbott
H. M. Fisher
Akron
Unfermented Wine in the Lord's Supper Debate
The argument argues that Christ did not use fermented wine at the Last Supper. It cites Passover rules, Jewish practices, and biblical language to favor unfermented grape juice as emblem of life. It notes that the cup is the symbol of the blood of the new covenant and stresses warnings against wine in scripture.
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Daul
Eve
Horace
Cato
Josephus
Pliny
Varo
Drs. Nott
Jacobus and
Kitto
Mark
Hopkins
Albert Barnes
Mosses Stuart
God
Leome
Pather
Jesus
John
To Abolish Poverty column by ROM S from Pittsburg Dispatch
A February Pittsburg Dispatch column by ROM S argues poverty and crime stem from ignorance of humanity as a single body. It critiques rich landlords and monopolists, urges selfless work for all, invokes Grace Greenwood, Jesus, and the golden rule, and foresees a future where selfish power yields to collective prosperity.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Feb. Ltd
Grace Greenwood
Jesus
God
Rom. S
DANGER AT PARKER EXPECTS FLOOD WAVE
Parker Pennsylvania faces a severe flood as the Clarion river gorge dams the stream for miles. Water works pumps lie underwater and cellars flood. business owners brace storefronts and await possible ice breakup that could wipe out Parker.
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Parker
Clarion
House for Sale or Exchange Near Depot with Land
For sale or exchange a city property featuring a 16 by 24 house and a 14 by 16 kitchen, six rooms, a pantry, and a good well. Six acres of land with 240 grape vines of four varieties and two apple trees, one late and one early, fall grown, located at King's Hollow about ten minutes from the P and EH depot. Inquire at telegraph office of L Gleason.
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King’s Hollow
L. Gleason
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Farmers IN Session
Institute Proceedings
Dixson’s
Allegheny Rivers
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