Rabbit hunts and village notices cross Warren county
November 28 1894 items from Warren Pa detail rabbit hunting plans and local moves. Orr Dalrymple now newly married. Prof Somers reports progress of a singing class. Residents visit kin and hunt in Limestone South Corydon Pleas ant Hill and nearby farms. Local transfers noted, assessor W S Frantz tours, and a local ad notes Hall's Catarrh Cure. Also lists marriages deaths births and a post office letter section with advertised names.
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Orr Dalrymple
Somers
B. K. Mead
Pittsburg
Nellie Leister
Head’s
Will
Fred Henbart
Mr. Schubert
Gilbert
South Corydon
Sam
Sam Frantz
Geo. Lauffer
Philip Hertzel
Warren
Nathan Lowree
Chris. Lauffenburger
Pleasant
Henry Aubenradt
Deveraux
F. P. Schuler
Bailey
Lewis Gross
Rochester
Fred Frantz
Blanche Deveraux
Sam Schuler
Frantz
Postoffice
Anderson
Emma Titus
Viola Crawford
G. Vankeuran
Mary Davis
A D White
Bertha Gilbertson
James Watson
Ivy Gentlemen
Carlson Anton Elliot
John W
Enlye
Elick Cross
Ricker Gites Cross
Risher
Clark Creighton Haines
Marion H Dailey
Milton Ohison
Drallard
A. Thorsager
Thomas Wo
Jno
M. Sixerrizp
M. P
Nervous weakness cures and rail travel ads from era
A fragmentary 19th century advertisement voice extols Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy for nervous debility with testimonials from Miss Nettie Richards of Livermore Falls. It also promotes Wabash Railroad through sleepers from Chicago to the West and Mexico, plus a cure claim for heart disease by Dr Agnes's remedy available via F H Dizon.
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Shakespeare
Nettie Richards
Livermore Falls
Miss Nettie Richards
Dr. Greene
West 14Th Street
New York
Wabash Railroad
St. Louis
Mexico
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Cranz
Clark St
Chicago, Ill
Agnes
F.H. Dizon
Footwear for Men Women and Children at Reachable Prices
Our footwear for men boys women and girls is within reach for all. See the selection and try to reach them at O P Northrop for value and style.
Not on the Bills. A tale of stage ethics and a staged blow
An actress recalls a provincial play where a hero must strike a villain who flees. In a factory town, the villain’s actor fears harming his chances with his fiancee’s family and bargains with the leading man. They agree a staged hit will happen, but the hero drives the plot, the actor loses his job, and the audience sees a moral win.
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England
J Gay
Poe
Sir Daniel
Daniel
York Recorder
Joseph Bonaparte
America
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Europe
France
Italy
Florence
Frank R. Hindman
Clarion State Normal School
Ming
Hin
Hindman
Clarion
Wil City Derrick
Formation of silver mines and curious clippings
Article discusses how nature forms silver deposits through percolating water dissolving and redepositing metal over millennia, creating veins and chambers. It also includes mounting photos tips, a Harlem Life quotation about detectives on a train, Joseph Bonaparte’s US sojourn, and a brief joke about photographs gone missing.
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Pittsburg
The Buonaparte Family In Corsica And Rome
A historical sketch from Century details Napoleons parents Letitia Ramolino and Charles Buonaparte, their poverty, marriages, and ambitions. It notes Letitia's strong Corsican hospitality, the large number of siblings, and Napoleons early life, including the family’s limited estate, shifts in status, and eventual naturalization as French citizens.
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W. M. Sloane
Napoleon
Florence
San Miniato
Ajaccio
Letitia Ramolino
Marbeuf
Corsica
Letitia di Buonaparte
Juno
Corte
Paoli
Monte Rotondo
Vaux
Buonaparte
Napoleone di
Genoa
Mme. di Buonaparte
Joseph Fesch
Charles
Joseph
Marie Anne
Nabalione
Napoleone
Lucien
Louis
Jerome
Elise
Pauline
Caroline
Letitia
Mme. Mere
Custom of reaching for a gun among settlers
A tourist asks if it is still the custom to draw a gun after calling someone a liar. The reply from a Wailer Dog settler denies it, noting no such practice exists and recalling that the gun was once used by the best society. The Indianapolis Journal records the exchange as a quip about frontier manners.
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Indianapolis Journal
Beck to Lecture on Ground Arms in Philadelphia
James M. Beck of Philadelphia will lecture on Ground Arms, the final talk in the student course. Reviews praise the eloquent historical presentation and masterful oratory. Tickets are $1 at Noyes drug store. Mrs D L Gerould will sing and Miss Lizzie DeLaney recite.
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James M. Beck
Philadelphia
Bloomsburg
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