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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1894
Page
2
Special correspondence from New York discusses practical yet stylish dark wool dresses suitable for all weather and settings. It describes two outfits a plain slate gray cheviot gown with a caped ulster in prune and gray, plus accessories, while noting the fashion of imitation jewels and the appeal of simple, versatile attire for women of all ages.
A Summit New Jersey resident recalls a bygone era when woods, ponds, and abundant wildlife defined the town. He laments progress that drained a lily pond, filled land for hotels, and replaced partridges rabbits and quail with development, noting social divides over meals and status.
Washington June 7. Congressman Daniel Sickles remains erect at about sixty, aided by crutches, greeting visitors with a blend of bluff cordiality and old school courtesy. His Fifth Avenue home in New York is large and red brick, crowded with relics, pictures, and bric a brac. He recalls veterans who fought under his command, noting many became prosperous private citizens and praising the discipline of war for compensating lost time in peace.
A Chicago Post excerpt recounts Professor Herrmann boasting of ingenuine card tricks and foiling swindlers on a Paris bound train in 1867. He explains his skill with three card monte and his urge to protect friends from sharpers with practiced sleight of hand. A separate note covers Fritz Muller’s discovery of scent scales in butterfly wings called androconia and their role in emitting odors.
The piece warns against buying inferior food to save money, arguing pure nourishment is essential for health, blood, nerves, and brain power. It cites the Baltimore Telegram on false economy and notes a quip about a bookkeeper’s steadiness after a party, contrasting public health with anecdote.
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