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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1891

Page

7

Widow-ward wisdom at the city police station

In a Sunday night scene at the Thirty street station Captain Reilly sleeps while Sergeant Tim, deep in thought, proclaims a lecture on widows and marriage. He cites Nelson and Washington as examples and quips about maidens becoming widows, then a distraught pair seek help against a abusive husband. The odd debate ends with the sergeant hurriedly dismissing the discussion.

Tairtieth Street Captain Reilly Oliver Tim Reilly Tims Charles XII Frederick the Great Admiral Nelson Napoleon George Washington Lord Beaconsfield Mr. Weller Samuel Nelson Washington Jefferson Market Weller

The Great Actor and the Tramp’s Lifelike Act

A Arkansas Traveler piece contrasts stage acting with a genuine tramp's street persona. It argues the beggar’s feigned hunger hides a deliberate performance, as the man plays for money while evoking sympathy. The observer notes the lifelike portrayal rivals Booth and offers Mansfield a study of realism.

Max Piedreme Tepression Tau Andain Booth Mansfield Arkansaw

Lady Risks Bridge Fear With Witty Resolve

An elderly stout woman on a train nears the Forth bridge. She frets over the crossing yet jokes about her weight and fate, declaring she would not have died with a light load if the train went down. The anecdote comes from London Tit-Bits.

Forth Bridge Ban “Well London

Pitch and Raise Hair and Indian Pitchers The Humor Differs

A jumble of clipped observations from a vintage paper cites a former baseball player in the west noting Indians can pitch with twists that raise a batter’s hair, suggesting employment ideas and spicy game prospects. The fragment also recalls quick quips about elections and a Canadian parliament, ending with a bizarre lime fire anecdote and a burning verse.

Far West Pittsburg

Turned the Tables on Wis Father Teaching a Cadet Lesson

A military officer in the city disciplined his son at West Point for poor conduct. The boy later compared his father’s cadet averages with his own, revealing the discrepancy. The father admitted the change over time and ceased the lecture as he read the records.

West Point Tisik Philadelphia Press

Rail Way Porters in England Provide Regular Wages and Sick Funds

Chambers' Journal argues railway porters are better off than farm laborers or tradesmen without steady work. It notes four fifths have farm backgrounds and would seldom rise without rail employment. Wages vary with tenure, and membership in a sick fund is compulsory to ensure support during illness.

William H. Seward Seward Lesard England Chambers’ Journal

Petroleum motor drives small dynamos found in ads

A handy petroleum motor now powers dynamos for small private installations. Available in sizes from half horsepower at 700 revolutions to five horsepower at 450 revolutions, the four cylinder large type fits a compact space of 2 feet 6 inches by 1 foot 8 inches by 8 feet high and consumes one pint of petroleum per horsepower.

New York Commercial Advertiser

Origin of the Feathers in War and Folklore

A historical note traces the origin of the Turkish feather custom worn by Hungarian warriors after slaying Turks, then shows the phrase entering English in the late 16th century. The piece wanders through legal precocity, Irish harp customs, Italian arpa doppia, and cites Elijah Kellogg once popular with schoolboys, now aged clergyman.

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