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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1890
Page
3
A poetic fragment recalls a lone wanderer meeting a cherished figure in a silent wood. The narrator questions whether the encounter truly happened as he recalls a past meeting, with a wistful desire to see her again along the same path. The piece blends memory with a longing to reunite.
Data from the Chicago Journal of Commerce shows France coal output rising from 17,479,841 tons in 1873 to 24,287,589 tons in 1887, valued at 226,572,029 francs. Iron ore fell from 3,051,124 to 2,579,465 tons. pyrites rose from 161,659 to 209,253 tons. lead and silver ore grew from 9,805 to 17,436 tons. Salt increased to 823,950 tons. pig iron climbed to 1,567,623 tons in 1887 and 1,683,340 in 1888. Peat dropped from 324,032 to 204,798 tons.
A Belfast anecdote tells of a jockey asked to pick the better of two horses, one larger than the other. He compares feet and declares both equal, noting the big horse has more hide and bones while the smaller wears the better shoes, making them even.
A Jesup Sentinel report recounts Robert A. Bryan near Phinholewey creek on the Dead river killing fifty two alligators in days, capturing two alive, plus a larger hundred? he also killed fifteen more on another trip. London Letter notes sailors in English service make their own clothes with simple measurements and rules.
A diverse set of short items includes a warning against teasing horses and misusing a mare, a comic tale about a $5 bill confusion aboard a Prairie avenue horse car, and a note from Jenness-Miller Magazine advocating lighter funeral flowers than extravagant displays.
Dr Wilder notes prairie dogs lack distance sense and stumble from heights, suggesting habitat shaped traits. A Michigan health board resolution excludes consumption patients from public schools and institutions until no cough or sputum remains, per Chicago Inter Ocean report.
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