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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1888
Page
9
Royce and Mliss Woebbecke, two teachers famed for heroism in the late blizzard, receive life scholarships at North Nebraska Normal College. Certificates grant full college instruction in commercial studies and related fields.
A creditor tricked a debtor by promising another pig as exempt property, then seized the fat hog under law. The ruse led to the pig being attached while a smaller sow was left, illustrating a legal loophole exploited to satisfy the claim.
A religious sermon extols Jesus as the central theme of praise, urging mothers to teach children sacred song. It links music, daily life, and Christian culture to nurture faith, warns of street temptations, and envisions a heavenly chorus including historic composers and saints.
A religious encounter recounts a girl seeking Christian faith during a stormy visit and conversion moment. The piece notes a pastor guiding a shy seeker to accept and become a kings daughter, with reflections on faith and salvation. It also reports the first Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Mexico, led by Mrs. Jo G Taber, with Spanish used for outreach. Finally it cites Pennsylvania liquor losses at about 78.2 million dollars annually, set against coal industry output.
A stern passage laments tyranny and the long journey toward freedom. The speaker urges perseverance, noting the road is long and the road is hard, yet the goal remains visible as the cause moves forward despite fatigue.
The readable fragments discuss a brewing matter tied to a U S Supreme Court related compensation case. Mentions include a brewery in Jeanses Das and a reference to Lark and Pruwers while contemplating business impact and the country’s upright stance.
A fragmented excerpt argues alcohol fuels social divide and unrest, mentioning whisky as a doorway to vice and champagne or beer as sources of indulgence. The garbled text hints at public perception linking drink types to behavior and media reaction.
A fragmentary report discusses Russian alcohol policies and clergy. It alleges priests distribute intoxicants to appease peasants, curbing temperance efforts. It cites government liquor revenues surpassing 671 million rubles, with collectors collecting large sums.
Fragmented OCR recounts a drunken vagabond who speaks at a Lover teen Conn y protest and faces police. A speaker notes the man’s ruin, his temper, and a message about a letter from home. The narrator recalls a man seeking a new life, renting a home, and doing well after a troubled past.
The New York Graphic describes a bustling pie factory near an old street, where fresh pies are baked daily. Piles of wagons deliver and carry away pies, with ovens glowing and workers busy. the facility processes apples and other fruit into mince meat fillings, producing thousands of pies weekly and boasting branch plants in Newark and Philadelphia.
A humorous column quotes Bill Nye offering advice to girls on dating. It advises careful acquaintance with a prospective suitor, then describes a dramatic exit if his behavior or temperament is boorish, using comic imagery about a cracking heel salute and turning away.
The Creenwood mines in Michoacan Mexico yield sixty nuggets of native silver weighing from one to thirteen pounds each. The largest specimen, nearly pure silver, is said to have been twelve pounds heavier in its original state, a find described as highly remarkable. Professor Proctor believes the interest in astronomy is waning.
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