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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1890
Page
3
A collection of humorous vignettes and brief exchanges from a 19th or early 20th century paper. Jokes about marriage for money, names, and social glad-handing are paired with short verse bits, advertisements, and light anecdotes featuring characters like Minnie, Miss Van Caster, and Mr. Mudde.
A collection of horse racing comments and industry items. Roy Wilkes goes lame while Tazzi and Barres gain popularity on Eastern tracks. Trade figures include Lobasco sold for 15099 dollars and Aller ton’s Lexington mile records. Also notes on betting losses in St Louis, saddle fashions, a blue-eyed stallion, and varied science and tech tidbits.
A historical snapshot notes King Humbert sending four life size portraits to Germany, Queen Victoria's growing collection of gloves, 90 year old Queen Natalie drafting memoirs, Carmen Sylva's Roumanian peasant attire, Russia's anxious empress and her use of a typewriter to print letters, King Leopold described as lanky, and Austria's Hofburg to adopt electric lighting.
A compact column on fashion in dining, praising baked apples with cream and scotch toast, noting bread reuse, and criticizing certain meals after game. Quail should be served whole, English bacon, California versus Maine salmon, woodcock hot, and Turkish sweets appear briefly as a culinary aside.
The Times reports escalating Republican anger as colleagues accuse Delamater backers of trading county votes for his defeat. A controversial letter from Chairman Andrews blocks Pattison Delamater joint debate in Carlisle though Pattison has not attacked Delamater. Veterans in Scranton press Delamater on charges tied to Captain Morris’s affidavit. miners in several towns face wage changes and malarial disease and a noted remedy, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, is touted.
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