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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1895
Page
2
A bold naturalist in a sunlit St. Johns hammock captures a rattlesnake. He tightens his grip to prevent fangs as he hurries toward a hotel, the snake writhing and glinting, while onlookers glimpse a tense escape toward safety.
A satirical chronicle of a staged prize fight between Denver Ed and Bill Higgins. Describes ten rounds with rapid exchanges, political slogans, and financial references. The narration blends statistics and economic terms as the bout progresses, ending with referee interruptions and a final fade.
A historical note surveys many theories on electricity, likening it to wind in power and reach. It discusses atom condition theories, chemical action, magnetism halos, and possible atom vibration, while acknowledging limits of observation and the role of friction and heat in electrical phenomena.
A fragment recounts a historical anecdote about Muslims conquering Persia and a caliph’s letter to Saad Ibn Abi Waqqas. The response orders destroying books that might guide truth, declaring divine guidance sufficient. The tale closes with the fate of Persian scientific works, burned or cast into water.
Disjointed OCR text mentions buttons, backs, garments, and figures walking or turning. many garbled terms obscure meaning and place names. readers should note the fragmentary nature and lack actionable facts.
A chaotic Washington story centers on a dubious last will of Joseph Hols alleged in possession of a mystery sender. Witnesses include Ellen Sherman, Ulysses Grant, and W T Sherman. executor Leon Devlin. The tale traces buried heirs and a strange envelope marked in capital letters.
The fragment presents a surreal exchange with biblical imagery including St. Peter and angels, referencing cleansing from sin, love, and self sacrifice. It hints at a conflict between earthly desire and moral restraint, with a chorus of silent angels observing the dialogue.
A fragmentary travel sketch surveys London squares such as Golden and Berkeley, noting their old world charm, trees, and central statues. It recalls Dickens and Cardinal Wiseman, mentions General Strode and equestrian statues, and ends with a quoted anecdote about the Republic of Jones from the Washington Post.
A fragment describes a boy named Grover, about four, suffering from kidney and bladder disease for nearly two years. It alleges a grave was forced into the urethra and remained there producing severe harm, with quoted voices from Heynoles and others.
Sunday schedules list Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad arrivals and departures. Service details include limited trains and transfers through Dunkirk with connections to Pittsburgh.
Direct southward timetable shows trains from Sheffield at 7 15 and 7 22 with stops including Brookston Howland Barnes Berges Hed and Brookston junction connections with the W BR. Superintendent Jerry Crary notes notes on service availability and junctions at Sheffield.
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