Warren Warren Papers Comedy and Local Notices in Warren
Warren Friday morning november 30 1894 a column of notices includes Gus Williams in April Fool at Library Hall to-night Beechams Pals advertised remedies from Ayers and Hood various local residents visiting and recovering from illness sales and job ads at the Womens Exchange plus religious services and a lengthy list of patent medicines and horse liniments with prices and dealers in Warren Pa
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Gus
Williams
Library Hall
New Great South American Kidney Cure Relief in Six Hours
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. This remedy relieves pain in the bladder kidney back and all urinary passages in male or female. It relieves retention of water and pain in passing it almost immediately. Sold by H N Richfield Warren Pa.
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H.f.van Doorn
Harry Pickett
Eugene Mitchell
Lou
Valentine
Dr. Kummer
M. BE
D —J. O. Weaver
J. K. Weaver & Sona
New York City
Warren
Woodfords
O.N. Ritchfield
Thompson
G. L. Osasop
New Richmond, Pa
H. N. Richfield
H.N. Richfield
Warren Pa
Sarah Bernhardt in Private Life Revelations
The Philadelphia Press quotes a Boston hotel anecdote where Sarah Bernhardt bursts from her door ejecting a bellboy in wrath. The incident contrasts her public glamour with a vulgar roar and a striking private glimpse of the star in a rare, unpolished moment.
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Sarah
Sarah Bernhardt
Boston
Billings Gate
Bernhardt
Philadelphia Press
Red dogs eyeing tan spots raise questions in dogs
Readers are invited to explain tan spot patterns seen mainly over the eyes in black and tan dogs across breeds. The letter cites Melbourne shows, notes persistence in many varieties, and speculates on natural selection and possible protective function. Additional brief items follow on Irish life and other curiosities.
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Sation
Melbourne
Cody
S. E
Ireland
Life
Blackwood
The Devilish Boy Jum Described in Verse
A rough ragged youth, called the devil by neighbors, known for mischief and errands. He distrusted authority, distributing prints and pelting nearby with new slugs and reads from dawn to dusk. The passage portrays a notorious boy named Jum as unruly and troublesome.
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Jim
Clever Pickpocket and Grand Duke Tale
A Russian pickpocket fools a grand duke and the French ambassador at table, using a wager about the ambassador losing his watch. The trick escalates as multiple items vanish and reappear, revealing the thief’s total exchange of watches rings snuff boxes and more, ending with the duke realizing he himself was robbed. Also notes on Columbian Half Dollars value and mint history.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Columbus
Treasury
Board of Lady Managers
Chicago Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren and Vicinity
Beecham
Mineral Naters
Henry Fisher
Akron
Ayers
Ty Thompson
C. E. Bell
Olean
John Sill
Presbyterian Church
Womans Exchange
Hood
Ayer
GL. G. Noyes & Co
Warren, Pa
Mrs. Gratebar
New York Sun
Kate Field
Washington
United States
Professor N. 8. Shaler
Scribner’s
Helmholtz
Alexander von Humboldt
Bu Bois-Reymond
Frank L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Geo. Ball
North Western
Pennsylvania
J. K. Ronne
Wanamaker &i- Brown’s
Hickory St
Warren, Penn
Rosengranister
Penn
Docstors
Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Garanle
Katie Rosengrant
Ulster
Warren National Bank
G. N. Parmlee
H. A.jamieson
FE. Hertzel
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Christian Smith
Andrew Hertzel
N. P. Wheeler
CG. Schimmelfeng
BH. T. Russell, Jamieson
FEHLMAN/S
Wyman
Conarro
Carver House
Bsarrivall
Fehlmans
First National Bank
K. H. Rockwell
K. Russell
Warren County
Penn's
England
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Gothenburg
Chrissania
Copenhagen
New York
M. Waters
E. T. Hazeltine
D. L. Gerould
L. W. Dennison
P. Hall
John M. Siegfried
O. F. Hoffman
P. J. Bayer
C. A. Cornen
Smith & Smith
LL. Smith
Amos W. Smith
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