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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1893

Page

2

Nor Will Fug or Spray Ever Harm Them A Beautiful Summer Poem

A brief poem titled Nor Will Fug or Spray Ever Harm Them offers a quaint summer scene aimed at young readers. The verse evokes gentle nature imagery and a carefree mood appropriate for children and families.

Serge For The Seaside Styles This Season

The piece extols serge for seaside wear due to its wrinkle resistance and colorfastness with new striped and colored varieties. It details a fashionable young woman outfit featuring shadow weave serge, blue and white stripes, pongee trimming, and a shadowy lace ruffle. It notes gloves are largely avoided in summer, except for prettiness, and describes hats, parasols, and rough chip materials.

Bretelles

Suits For Iss And Boy: Sailor Style Kids Garments

Olive Harper notes children attire focusing on sailor suits for boys aged 1 to 6, with serge knickerbockers for rough use and blue and white striped sailor shirts. Embroidered anchors or pistols brighten outfits. hats vary from caps to faring straw with ribbon darts, while long stockings persist despite labor for mothers.

ISS Olive Harper

Tiny Portrait Factory Hidden in A Pennsylvania Avenue Closet

The San Francisco Examiner reports a curious cabinet portrait operation tucked under a staircase in a frame building on Pennsylvania Avenue. A long lease at $2 monthly funds a private darkroom studio that quietly reproduces cabinet portraits at scale. Using a large multi lens snap camera, the shop prints 38 copies per negative, selling in bulk for steps like 100 for $2 or 1,000 for $14, enabling cheap counterfeit presents. The produced miniatures serve as badges for crowds at inaugurations and adorn letters, cards, and personal stalwarts across professions.

Thousan Pennsylvania Avenue Cleveland San Francisco Examiner

Emerson and the hat buyer tale and society notes

An Edward E. Hale address frames a moral about true prophecy versus imitation. The piece then surveys engagements in a English county town: 1540 marriages tracked by 82 maiden ladies and 45 officers show 46 lunacies, 885 broken at the start, 282 by men, and 185 fadeouts. Also a humorous exchange from Harper's Bazaar and brief notes on reform and Kate Field’s Washington.

Ralph Waldo Emerson Emerson Edward E. Hale London America Augusta

Tetchy Points and Uncle Isaac Tale From Ida Ho Farm

A humorous exchange from Youth's Companion about people’s tetchy pints and family affairs centers on Uncle Isaac and a tale from Ida ho farming days. Napoleon anecdote follows, recounting Bonaparte’s fury over Lucien’s marriage and a notary’s tense dialogue at St. Cloud. The piece preserves period voice and domestic humor.

Griggs Isaac Mr. Griggs Idaho Napoleon Bonaparte Lucien Senlis Jonberthon Paris St. Cloud Chaptals

Postal Card Advised for Any Sized Card

An English member of parliament urged allowing through the mails any card of regulation size bearing an adhesive stamp. The idea could save post office costs and help rural residents. A local case showed a scented stamped card mailed and delivered, though legality was uncertain.

Post Office Department New York Sun

House cats in peril ask for summer homes

A Boston Herald letter laments cats abandoned by families on Back Bay during season and calls for humane action. It argues against their starvation and urges a summer home plan or humane euthanization by the animal society to prevent further suffering.

Hoxsie Hoxsie C. C. C. CO Buffalo, N. Y Animal Society Boston Herald

A Clever Sparrow Builds Nest Beneath Crow’s Nest

A tree sparrow once built its nest under a crow’s bulky nest in a tall elm. The crow’s nest sheltered the sparrow from weather and danger while the crow’s nest was later robbed of its contents. the sparrow’s nest remained untouched.

London

Floating Palaces on the Detroit Cleveland Steam Navigation Co Route

Two new steel steamers cost 300000 each and promise to be the grandest safest and fastest on the Lakes with 20 mph speed. Four weekly trips connect Toledo Detroit Alpena Mackinac Petos key and Chicago with daily Detroit Cleveland service in July and August. Daylight Lake Erie rides and daily Cleveland Put-in-Bay trips plus first class staterooms and low round trip rates. Send for illustrated pamphlet from A A Schantz Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nav Co Detroit Mich.

Detroit Cleveland Steam Navigation Company Lakes Cleveland Toledo Chicago Detroit Alpena Mackinac Petoskey Lake Erie Put-in-Bay A. A. Schantz G.P.A Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nav. Co Mich

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