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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1892
Page
2
A brief poetry line attributed to Anne Reeve Aldrich appears in Scriboer's publication, contrasting human dream with brute sleep. The excerpt emphasizes a plea for wakefulness over restful oblivion, reflecting themes of consciousness and divine perception.
Neighbors clash over trifles sparking endless lawsuits that fuel provincial life. Carlo Pasqual and Maria Dericea fall in love under surveillance. Their clandestine meetings, parental wrath, and public gossip test the couple's devotion until a staged compromise finally pushes them toward marriage.
A London Treath anecdote recalls a child pleading against violence, preferring arbitration as a dispute method. The earliest algebraic knowledge appears in Egypt with Ahmes around 1400 B.C., in a papyrus that covers geometric and algebraic problems.
A reflective poem ponders how the dead haunt the living in moments of joy and sorrow. It asks how the living should honor buried lore and whether the bonds of duty, love, and shared memory bridge life and afterlife. The voice, quoting S Weir Mitchell, contemplates guidance from the dead and the force of conscience.
The article notes renewed interest among women in adopting ancient Greek gowns with flowing draperies and graceful folds, arguing Greek attire best flatters the female form though attempts have been sporadic and sometimes socially unsupported. It discusses social taste and the effort required for authenticity.
The country houses increasingly use electric lighting machinery enabling new adaptations such as an efficient garden pump. Install by a pond with suction and delivery pipes to project water as desired. Also notes on overheard office banter and Boston lodging-house trends amid Japan’s Imperial University enrollment and government control.
Doak Allegheny Valley and Crain Mo run Sundays only trains No 6 and No 3 Sundays North at 10 02 AM South at 6 15 PM Depot corner High and Beech streets Co H Ketcham Superintendent William Sparks Ticket agent.
TIME TABLE taking effect May 11 1891 shows Southward No 2 leaving Garfie S200 Sheffield 8 20 Barnes 3 28 Brookston 6 53 and arriving Sheffield Junction 9 15. No 4d leaves Sheffield 10 45 am Barnes 10 32 Brookston 11 06 Sheffield Junction 11 45 and arrives at Wolf Run pm. No 6 leaves Sheffield 6 10 pm Barnes 6 17 and arrives Brookston pm. No iso leaves Sheffield 6 am Barnes 6 15 Brookston Sheffield Junction 7 50 and arrives at Wolf Run 8 50. Northward Train J leaves Sheffield 6 10 am Garfield 6 55, leaves Wolf Run 2 20 pm, Sheffield Junction 1 06, Brookston 2 4, Barnes 4 40 and arrives Sheffield 4 19 pm. Train 7 leaves Brookston 6 40 pm Barnes 6 45 arrives at Sheffield 7 03 pm. Train leaves Wolf Run to Bechefield inn 10 10, Brookston dives in, Barnes 5, arrives at Sheffield 1 10 pm. Sheffield Junction 0 20 am, Barnes 9 33, arrives at Sheffield il trains connect at Sheffield with P and Round at Sheffield Junction with Po and W Jerry Crary Supt nm
Through tickets for sale at all stations on P. & E.R. from Ridgway to Erie. Freight delivered at Vandersrift near Gar Bald and at Dunham's Mill five miles west of a field. Schedule details point to East Branch Junction and Celmont area.
Fehlemens Brothers move into a new four story warehouse measuring 36 by 120 feet. Basement stocked with sewer and fire clay pipe bricks nails shoes and iron pipe. First floor holds 125 tons of iron and steel plus hardware items. Second story features wrought steel plows and carpentry materials. Third story hosts a 10500 square foot shop with about thirty workers and services including plumbing heating roofing and sheet metal. Store showcases hardware, axes, belting, oils, lubricants and more at competitive prices.
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