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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1895

Page

2

Henry Irving and Macbeth Draw Sharp World Critique

The critic contrasts Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry with American actors, panning Irving's Macbeth as miscast and self aggrandizing. Terry is faulted as Lady Macbeth, while Frederic Robinson, George D. Chaplin, and James H. Taylor receive mixed notes. The piece urges Mansfield and Mansfield-like vigor, and notes rising interest in Becket.

Macbeth Henry Irving London Lyceum Theater Company Mr. Irving Miss Terry Irving Terry Abbey Thane Qarrdor Bangud Milnes Levick Mme. Janauschek Levick Avon Banquo Flance Frederic Robinson Macbooth George D. Chaplin James H. Taylor Shakespeare Ellen Terry Lady Macbeth Rosamond Marguerite Juliet Renky Irving Duncan Hamlet Cawdor Wilson Barrett Richard Mansfield Becket Lawrence Barrett Edwin Booth Tomasso Salvini Barrett Rossi Octavus Cohen

Puns and Punsters in a Classic Wit Debate

A Philadelphia Press summary discusses whether puns are legitimate wit, praising Tom Hood as the prince of British punsters. It cites examples from Cicero to Jerrold and Lamb, noting Hood’s natural ease, wit versus humor, and the value of wordplay that works on sound and sense.

Tom Hood Prince Jobusor Sydney Smith Planchet Brough Gilbert Verres Cicero Tennyson Charles Lamb Douglas Jerrold Jerrold Oxford Prithee Theodore Hook Hood Frederick Locker John Hill Burton Lord Norbury Bret Barte Sam Philadelphia Press

Oddities From China Hair Soap And Tongue Scrapers

A historical note describes a Chinese hair soap made from hay, oats, wheat bran and borax. The article explains its large cake form and how it creates lather, cleanses the scalp, and leaves hair silky. It also covers tongue scrapers made in tin silver and gold, detailing sizes, handles, and non cutting edges.

Empire of China Margherita Arlina Ruaim

Home Remedies for Headaches and Ants Talk Theories

A medical expert discusses headaches noting many causes and dangers of brain congestion with emphasis on addressing root causes. A simple cayenne pepper plaster remedy is described as safe and effective for self treatment when professional help is unavailable. The article also recounts Sir James Boyles experiment with ants, showing collective reaction to a killed comrade and implying language-like behavior, as reported by St Louis Republic.

New York Ledger James Boyle Ante St. Louis Republic

Tatterden Torne-it’s Savage Exchange Cited

A fragmentary New York Ledger passage features Tatterden Torne-it denouncing a mug who withholds 25 cents, and Willie asking about a barbarian, while a Johnson quote on excellence and a remark on Chinese cooking methods appear among the scattered lines.

Willie Dude Tramp New York Ledger

Dunkirk and Time Table Published for Oct 20 1895

Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Time Table in effect Sunday October 20 1895 at 4 am eastern standard time. Does not run on Sunday. 8 Land 4 ran daily except Sunday Train 2 and 3 June daily. Depot corner Laurel and Fourth streets C. H. Ketcham Superintendent.

Land Laurel Fourth Streets C. H. Ketcham

Tionesta Valley R R Time Table Takes Effect May 1 189

Tionesta Valley Railroad timetable announces May 1 189 with southward trains departing Sheffield and Howland. No 2 begins 7 15 am reaching Brookston 7 40 am. No 4 departs 10 45 am with Sheffield junction moves and Howland arrival. Additional trains 6 5 and 7 connect at Sheffield with P and Band FP W. Jerry Crary Supt.

OLEAN Warren Irvinton Tidioute Tionesta Gil Criy Pittsburgh Buffalo OIL City Wws Leftard Ereenereees Boston Albany Areceres eNiagara Falls Manana Dudel E .A.B Edon Laone Lily Dale Assadaga Moons Inclairvalle Ross Millerry Falconer Jamestown Elkirk Dotyville Aska Hymp mM Esevere AB Mip m Ster AB Sea Tains North Sheffield Barnes Brookston Sheffield Junction Howland Arives P. & Band Jerry Crary

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