Ledger's Letters from Thistled Hill and Cable Hollow
The Ledger notes social visits and local happenings on Ox Hill and Thompson Hill with travels to Warren Russell Jamestown and Lander. Residents such as Perry Clark Minnie Lauffenburger and Rev Swart are mentioned along with farming notes a lilac bloom unusuals and a rise in petty theft. Social events include dances entertainment and church activities while noting farming season fatigue and a water well being drilled by Stanton Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ox Hill
Perry Clark
Warren
Epent
J. N. Schnur’s
Minnie Lauffenburger
S. Meadames
Ida Hall
Alice Fox
Russell
Wm. Ackley
Wm. Schnur
C. D. Swart
Jennie Young
Kate
David
J. A. Young
Rollin Fox
Mesdames
Harriet
Bertha Blood
R. N. Marlett’s
Thompson Hill
Nehie Barringer
Miss Stanton
Ackley
Jennie Gage
Jamestown
John Bean
Etta
Flora Fox
L. D. Willson
Dan Jones
Archie Leon Fouch
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Minnie Hinsdale
Lanning Hill
H. A. Putnam
P. A. Putnam
Frank E. Rowland
Lander
Westfield
F. E Hodgesz
Stanton Bros
R. L. Gardner
White City
Rev. W. L. Jenkins
Jubilee Singers
McKitrick’s
Nels Peterson
Will Wood
Kelley Hill
Abe Phillips
Watts Flats
N. Y
J-10
Poisoned by Scrofula and other old remedies
Advert text notes scrofula as hereditary and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood-related disease. Includes an endorsement and dates, plus miscellaneous notices about livestock and various medical claims. Ends with a mention of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles and a druggist ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes
Warran
De‘Witt
F. H. Dixon
East Warren
Ministers Endorse Dr. Greene's Nervura Remedy Strongly
Ministers Meacham and Walker publicly praise Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a powerful cure for weakened health. They attest to personal use and recommend the vegetable medicine, offered by Dr. Greene of New York, claiming it restores vigor and improves blood, nerves, and organ function.
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C. D. R. Meacham
Dr. Greene
Mr. Walker
Dr Greene
W. 14Th Street
New York
Three World's Fair Excursions by Erie Lines
Erie lines promote three grand excursions on Oct 9 Oct 16 and Oct 98 with round trip tickets to Chicago for 12 dollars. Trains run solid to Chicago with vestibuled limited service and Englewood stops. tickets valid 10 days with no transfers. Also lists advertised letters in Warren Pa post office and a medical ad for Century Catarrh Cure claiming relief from influenza symptoms.
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Erie Lines
Chicago
Englewood
F. H. Garriarp
Jamestown
The Study Of A Word And Its Vast Range
A long analysis by A. E. Winship in Journal of Education explores the word cross in depth. It catalogs 153 definitions in Century Dictionary, 94 illustrations, and 257 derived terms, spanning sacred meanings to breeding and machinery, with exotic compounds and cross forms. Also notes a separate piece on the curious eastward drift of falling bodies, citing Leipsic Zeitung and a Rome cathedral claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Winship
Journal of Education
Leipsic Zeitung
St. Peter's Cathedral
Rome
St. Louis Republic
A Singular Coincidence in a Prison Tale
A jail chaplain highlights a remarkable incident in which a child briefly locked in a cell with a notorious inmate later recalls the same cell during confinement. The story frames a moral turn as the lad confronts crime and redemption in the same prison ward.
Mountain Climbing and the Safety of Many
Fortnightly Review outlines how mountaineering knowledge evolved from rock structure and snow conditions to rope techniques and safer high altitude travel through notable accidents. It links climbing safety to the deaths of few guiding the many toward modern equipment, training, and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyskamm
Irishman Mistakes Booking At Glasgow Station
A Irish man new to rail travel followed a woman into the Glasgow station and attempted to buy a ticket. The woman bought a single fare to Maryhill and left. The man paid and announced Patrick Murphy married, believing he had followed proper procedure in the unfamiliar station.
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Ireland
Greenock
Glasgow
Pat
Maryhill
Patrick Murphy
Railway Comfort Tips For Long Train Journeys
An eminent doctor recommends two cushions leather or silk to support the back and neck during rail travel to prevent headaches from jolting. He also advises avoiding reading on long trips to those prone to headaches. The item is cited from the New York Times along with a humorous exchange from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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New York Times
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Michele Mellon
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Barebone
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
W. Jarvis
Water St
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Custom Department