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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1891

Page

6

How the Queen Acts in the Commons and Lords

A London Times style account describes the royal assent ceremony linking the House of Commons and the Lords. It details the Black Rod entry, triple bows, and the woolsack scene as peers sign off on bills, with observers noting the formal ritual and humor in the antique forms.

House of Commons Cam House of Conditions House of Peers Black Rod House of Lords Prince of Wales Connauslet Canterbury Vind Lord Sladsbury Great Britain and Ireland Great Britain Earl of Limerick Lord Windsor Ong Theoient House of Jords Lus Bon Commons Lords

Notable Men of the Era Parade in Portraits and Traits

A roundup of prominent figures including Count von Munster, M Constans, Viscount Dudley’s enormous insured value, Philadelphia officer Rollings, tailor Henry C. Cook, and W K Vanderbilt aide Frank Foster. It sketches heights, beards, ages, and quirks of politicians, magnates, and clergymen with vivid detail.

Count von Munster M. Constans Mr. Biniie Viscount Dudley Officer Rollings Philadelphia United Henry C. Cook Norwich Conn W. K. Vanderbilt Frank Foster John Bigelow France General Palmer Herman Celman Southern Cross Celman Major Rathbone Ohio Newman Hall Jesus Harrington Weather Bureau Phillips Brooks Bayard

Crown and Scepter in Early Europe Courts

A fragment recounts royal titles and wealth across Europe. It notes the czar and emperor of Austria William as renowned drinkers, the crown prince of Prussia’s vast entailed incomes, and a Saxon heir candidate famed as a dancer and violinist. It mentions a child king of Serbia, tutored intensely, and a gifted young prince.

Austria William Europe Prussia Saxony Tuscany Prince of Wales Youngus Heis Servie

High places and strange trades from Wayside Gleanings

The world’s highest inhabited place is Haine monastery in Thibet at 16,000 feet. Labrador interiors remain largely unexplored with a 2,000 foot waterfall. Limoges porcelain finds a US market, while Pasteur statue data show low death rates. Paris land sells high per acre, Gladwin County builds a huge three story frame barn. Mortality rises with altitude. Paris salons tie cravats for income. An expert artist can earn ten dollars nightly.

Haine Thibet Asia Labrador Limoges France United States Paris London New York Gladwin County Mich Switzerland Salonnieres

Never Was a Boy In This Prairie Life Parable

A reflective verse piece about a man who never experienced boyhood pleasures, contrasted with memories of youth and Edenic imagery. The column moves to a joke about Chief Justice Peters and a Maine court, recounting a farmer Hanscom and a witticism about spectacles versus tongs as a courtroom quip.

Earth Peters Supreme Court of Maine Hanscom Han Com Detroit Free Press

Got Discouraged Rural Host-That A Real Party Picture

The dialogue portrays a rural host joking about a sign painter who discouraged himself after a failed start. The artist explains he began painting only as a sign painter in youth, noting that early discouragement did not prevent later work and a small exchange of light humor.

Solving the Difficulty in a Midnight Quarrel

A domestic scene unfolds as a mother rebukes a daughter while a suitor and siblings linger at the door. Witty exchanges reveal a ending in a humorous Good morning moment. The piece reflects lighthearted gossip in the London Tit-Bits style.

Mary George London

The Writer and the Critics and Other Vignettes

A compact collection of humorous exchanges and social quips from early 20th century magazines. Dialogues reveal foibles of poets critics and parents with playful irony. Notable bits include Wilbergate’s gripe with reviewers and dating confusions across families and neighbors.

Hardware store ad for Spinner Wm with Buckeye tools

Wm Spinner offers sewer pipe lime and cement and a full hardware range. Includes Buckeye mowers reapers binders hayrakes feed ers Oneida Valley clippers plows and lawn mowers. Also screen doors windows prepared hues white lead wind mills gas fitting tin sheet iron and copper work. Emphasizes prompt careful service at low prices.

Oneida Valley Br Pup Allies Wind Mills

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