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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1895
Page
3
A brief verse praises twilight hours as the speaker meets their sweetheart at dusk. The poem contrasts morning and noon with evening, describing cricket voices, fireflies along hedgerows, and the lover’s eyes lit by dusk.
Boyle Harding waits for Francois Rapin in New Orleans as a chance meeting with Marie de Montmartin leads Harding to guide Rapin in the fated duel that will mark their lives. Years later Rapin bears the results of the duel while Harding and his wife live quietly in Nice.
Describes a method where Chinese dentists rub a secret powder on the gum above an affected tooth, instruct the patient to sneeze after five minutes, and the tooth falls out. Notes that many European dentists have sought to obtain the powder but have failed to replicate the result.
A brief Life magazine style exchange features Mia noting a toothless baby across the street. Tommy replies that she lacked teeth at a young age, then mentions the baby's father is a dentist.
A compact recap of Cuba’s 1868 1878 revolt costs Spain dearly in climate and disease. It notes Spanish troop losses with few killed in battle and mentions yellow fever as a perceived Cuban support. The piece also remarks on Oscar Wilde insanity and a New York rumor, plus commentary on bicyclists posture and a jab at church authorities.
N O Nelson the St Louis manufacturer urges starting with a mutual supply store modeled on Rochdale. He stresses cash payments, full market prices, self reliance, and communal effort. With indifference as the main barrier, a group of 50 or more can launch a small co op using staple goods, volunteer labor, and careful bookkeeping.
A satirical critique pounces on a Popular Science Monthly piece that ranks gender traits and mocks scientific claims about women. It references war era rail strategy and Chinese logistics, then pivots to American politics, noting Allison’s potential as a Republican candidate and a forecast of extreme weather.
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