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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1890

Page

7

The Dream of Henry Henshall on a Wagner Car

Henry Henshall, a gifted artist recently out of Columbia, fantasizes about his ideal brown haired muse aboard a Wagner car on the New York Central line. He sketches the imagined group in the mirror and pursues the mysterious maiden as she moves between drawing room and lobby, only to see them vanish at Grand Central.

Henry Henshall Wagner New York Central Columbia College Solon Croesus Dad Meade Darwin Avery W.h.ballou Ella Wheeler Wilcox Alfred C. Calhoun Alan Dale Howe & Hummel Pauline Hall Inspector Byrnes John L. Sullivan Nell Nelson Mary Eastlake P. T. Barnum Bill Nye Joey Iris Delmonico’s Henry George New York Henshall Chopin Schumann Ole Bull Sembrich Christine Nilsson Grand Central Depot Sahara Crelifornia

Witty Quips From Classic Newspaper Humors

This fragment compiles a set of light quotes on bravery absent mindedness and love letters from various papers. It features a grateful father praising a rescuer who saved a daughter and exchanged light notes about payment. It also includes humorous character exchanges and definitions from different issues.

Chicago Tribune

More Than They Had Caught in Cold Twice This Week

A detective notes the phrase precaught cold twice this week. A fellow officer calls him lucky. The exchange includes quips about unsatisfactory suitors and love being blind, reflecting lighthearted banter from two publications.

Washington Post

A Fair Offer Quoted for Shooting a Dog

A Munsey's Weekly snippet presents a barber shop exchange about paying to shoot a dog. One asks for a quarter, another doubts the value, and the dialogue pivots on the price and exchange. The brief vignette reflects era humor and rural bluntness.

Munsey’s Weekly

Fragmented Vintage Ads and Notices Blend Across Towns

A garbled mix of local notices, medical remedies, and shop appeals appears from Warren Vao to North Clarendon Pa. References include the Dismond furniture company discounting to below one percent profit, a recovered tale about a knitting incident, and sensational lines on remedies for dyspepsia and liver issues. The page also quotes the Washington Post style dialogue and promotes Haines Golden Specific with a dubious method.

Price Weeeye Peishortirs Noves & Co Warren Vao Roighta Hamiton North Clarendon Dismond Furniture Couiprany Callard

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