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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1894

Page

7

Navy Yards Showcase American Iron and Heritage

Washington July 5 Special Correspondence tours the navy yard amid the calm of huge guns and silent workshops. Visitors, especially interior tourists, marvel at rifled cannon machinery, huge tram cars, and historic avenues named for naval heroes, with relics like Captain Reid’s battle saber praised as national memory.

Navy Yard Pennsylvania Avenue East Eighth Street Uncle Sam Navy Yards Norfolk Brooklyn Mare Island San Francisco League Island Philadelphia Portsmouth N. H Boston New London William McAdoo McAdoo United States Great Britain Barbary Coast Algerines John A. Dahlgren Lewis Warrington Charles Morris Commodore Hull Thomas Tingey Beverly Kennon Harrison Princeton Franklin Buchanan Dahlgren J. A. Howell

Mosquito Misery and Odd Remedies From Jersey Bayonne

Special correspondence from Bayonne, New Jersey on July 5 outlines home remedies for mosquito bites and prevention ideas. It notes experimental drainage and creosote wash to kill larvae, explains female mosquitoes bite for blood, and advocates dragonfly propagation as a natural control, while urging entomologists to explore practical marsh solutions.

Bayonne N. J New York Jersey Long Island

Artificial Fruit Sugar Promises New Beet Sugar Product

Special Correspondence from Wasurxetos July 5 describes an inversion process on beet sugar to yield artificial fruit sugar a dense liquid high in sugar that remains fluid and preserves fruit aromas better than cane sugar It is praised by chemists and connoisseurs as superior for preserving cherries strawberries peaches and other fruits and is already used in Europe for wines and liquors with potential in the United States James Connolly reports this new sweetener could transform fruit preserving.

Frankfort Frank H. Mason Europe United States James Connolly

Dream Tryst by Francis Thompson Poem Card

A lyric meditation on love and memory. The speaker recalls a past kiss with a beloved, praising enduring eyes and heart. Images of night and dawn, Lyra, and dream chambers convey a timeless, ethereal romance. The poem celebrates connection and desire with celestial, first-person emotion.

House of Dreams Francis Thompson

English Birds of Song Chiefly England's 25 Singers

A literary survey ranks England's top song birds led by the nightingale with notes on its 16 known motives and soft beginnings. It highlights the sky lark woodlark titlark and finches, then the blackbird thrush white throat reed warbler and robin, noting the blackcap surpasses all except the nightingale. A Quiver note adds, the piece ends with ghost stories in Spare Moments.

England

A Rising Reputation for Joseph H Choate in New York Bar

Special correspondence from New York notes Joseph H Choate's growing public stature near the end of the state constitutional convention. The piece highlights his wit, perceived harmless mischief, and a quip about Colonel John J McCook regarding the Briggs Presbyterian case. It also describes his round, friendly features and a youthful daguerreotype kept by a family allied to Choate.

Joseph H. Choate New York New York City Mr. Evarts Bar Association Choate John J. McCook McCook Professor Briggs Presbyterian Briggs General Assembly Northern Presbyterian Church Colonel McCook Mr. Choate Presbyterian Church BN. Vatianpianam

Queer snail breathes through side mouth and tongue of teeth

Snails breathe via a side mouth on the foot, lacking lungs and expelling air through the same opening. The mouth holds a tongue with hundreds of fine teeth. Cleopatra died by poisoning her husband, widely blamed for family discord tied to Antony and Caesar. Antony sacrificed for Cleopatra, described as ivory skin, yellow hair, blue eyes. A boy swallowed a revolver cartridge, prompting his mother to refrain from punishing him for fear of explosion.

St. Louis Republic Cleopatra Cesar Antony Rome Philadelphia Times London

Tionesta Valley Railroad Time Table May 11 1891

Time table for southward and northward trains on the Tionesta Valley Railroad, effective May 11 1891, listing departures and arrivals among Garfield Tiona Sheffield Barnes Brookston Wolf Run and Sheffield Junction, with connections to P and B and P and W networks. Jerry Crary, Superintendent.

Arren Farnswort Garfield Vander, Illand Dunham Kohrth A. M Clarendon Tnderywood Wood Ridgway Erie Vanderarift Dunham's Mill Sheffield Barnes Brookston Sheffield Junction SheMeld Junction Wolf Run Jerry Crary

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