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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1889

Page

6

Lenticular Bi-focal Spectacle Lens Invented in 1887

A brief note highlights August Morek Jr of Warren PA patenting a lenticular bi focal spectacle lens in 1887. It also mentions a spring fashion scene with Jacob Keller offering hundreds of pants patterns and fabrics, promoting his Warren shop and spring sales.

Italy Texas Central Asia Germany United States Nile Niger Africa August Morek, Jr Warren, Pa Jacob Keller Warren Keller

For Sale Trustee land in Warren county Pa 450 acres

Trustee estate sale in Warren county Pennsylvania offers about 450 acres of land. About 190 acres in lot 160 Pittsfield township and about 260 acres in Deerfield township lot 331 on easy terms. Details from R Brown Warren Pa. 38-4t

Warren County Pittsfield Township Deerfield Township R. Brown Warren

Tale of a Chinese thief and his brutal punishment

A San Francisco correspondent recounts a Chinese crime tale with a hen theft and a dramatic arrest. Lou Foo captures a thief by hair suspension, reveals his watch-stealing habit, and leads to a magistrate who orders thirty lashes and banishment. The narrator notes the harsh Chinese judicial method and the day’s surreal sequence.

San Pracisco China Lou Foo Foo Absalom Imus Jamen Pennsylvania B. N. Ton

Fourteenth Street in Brief by Prentice Mulford

Special correspondence from New Work on June 4 portrays Fourteenth Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues as a bustling scene of commerce driven by women shoppers. A vivid, noisy, masculine voice documents the crush of crowds, ribbons, hats, and bargains, ending with a ribboned sale and the remark that prices spark a dramatic auction atmosphere.

Prentice Mulford Boes Fourteenth Street Fifth Sixth Avenues P. B Astomer Gimcrack Job Creesus Dives Midas Lazarus Bnd Stone Prentice Mulvord

Dakota's Fertility Tale Sparks Needle Crop Claim

Two western men recount a tale from Youth's Companion about a Norwegian and a German woman dropping needles in fields. They claim next season the soils produced knitting needles and hand knit stockings, illustrating surprising crop rumors about fertility and yield in distant lands.

Dakota Washington Territory

Aims to Sell Picture After Gate Visit

A man on Second avenue questioned a small boy about his family then rang the bell to push a $7 family Bible after probing about home help cleaning and parental mood. The Detroit Free Press notes the encounter as a curious street sales attempt by a sensible agent.

Second Avenue Detroit Free Press

Good Form of Today Against the Past in Etiquette

A London Daily News summary contrasts 19th century dining and wedding customs with modern practice. It notes bridesmaids and groomsmen roles, the shift from crying at weddings to a restrained pace, reliance on professional music, and the move to pass dishes rather than host urging guests to eat.

John Leech Edward Bulwer Lytton Rosina Wheeler Ebiquette London Daily News

Tea Drinking and Nervousness in Tea Cultures

The Boston Herald essay argues that tea consumption shapes nervous traits across nations. It traces four stages from England’s pre tea era to China, linking nerves to tea habits, with Russia showing intermediate effects and a grim note on rising brutality and selfishness in tea afflicted societies.

England Russia Flere China Boston Herald

Carry Your Down Soap and Skin Diseases

A Kansas City Journal item quotes a traveling physician warning that hotel soap spreads skin diseases. He notes most guests use the shared soap from hotel washstands, often in unclean dishes or stuck to covers, and urges travelers to carry their own soap to avoid distressing infections.

Kansas City Journal

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Liz Ed. Clemons A. Rubiman Glade Charles P. Peterson Warren Pa Geo. Ball's Merck Drug Store Morris & Mullen Charley Sullivan Washington Street A. P. Ordway & Co Weekly World Frank M. Knapp Willem A. Rakin Ezra T. Hazeltine Alexander H Samuel T. Neill Act of Assembly Warren Homestead Loan and Trust Company Samuel T. Netl Pleasant Fp William Yasegie Pleasant Township Treasury J.P. Meyers Lesser Lane Abbott Stinson & Co Portland Maine Cairymen Procter & Gamble HOP Plaster.co nopnieTors Boston Rywee N. Greenlund Berehay & Gay Furniture Grand Rapids Nelson Greenland Exchange Block Wm. Spinner Diamond
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