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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1887

Page

4

Flax Cleaning Machine Seen as a New American Resource

A description from the Journal de Lille details a flax scotching device that combines retting hackling and fiber separation in one continuous process. The machine promises higher yields, 40 percent lower hackled flax costs, and could shift flax cultivation toward France and domestic mills, boosting American farmers and European suppliers alike.

Journal de Lille Lille France Russia

Care of Horses: Watering, Feeding, and Health

Guidance on horse care emphasizes watering twice daily and before feeding to prevent digestion issues. It warns against rushing horses into heavy work after meals and notes teeth, grain grinding, and chopped hay for greedy or fast eaters. Ground food aids fast work days. avoid excessive exercise after meals.

Regrafting and small farm improvements boost productivity

The article urges farmers to overcome inertia by grafting unproductive trees to better varieties, noting grafting costs and potential daily earnings. It also recommends a small farm shop for tool maintenance, building projects, and making crates, which can engage workers and reduce costs.

Illinois farmer dies from blood poisoning linked to glanders

An Illinois farmer who tended horses killed by glanders died days ago from blood poisoning. The article warns glanders is highly dangerous, capable of passing to humans, and urges immediate euthanizing of affected animals to stamp out the disease.

Illinois

Captive in Chihuahua by a 19th Century Colonel

Col. Shelley known as Mexican Joe recalls a brutal kidnapping in the Sierra Madre. He describes being bound forced to watch arrows fly, later escaping with the aid of a loyal squaw and fleeing 225 miles to Garcia aboard a line of ponies.

Col. Shelley Joe Chihuahua Lanos Valley St. Paul Globe Sierra Madre Mountains Col. Shelly Eyrie Mescal Sierra Madres Garcia

American tycoon loses wallet in England amuses London

London gossip recounts an American of great wealth who misplaced a wallet holding £500 in Bank of England notes. The finder returned the wallet and, in gratitude, the man of means awarded sixpence to the honest bearer, highlighting his extravagance.

London Bank of England

Fashionable Hands Gloving Saga From London Queen

A London Queen column notes hands are returning to fashion with elaborate routines. Ladies soak hands in hot water bowls, apply vaseline, wear oversized leather gloves with cold cream, and employ perfumed, medicated gloves amid society’s refined trends.

Daughters of Fashion Swift Tripsey Warren Spence Park Oxford Pegasus Broad St. Giles Portland Square Dr. Johnson

A Strange Adventure in Sacher Masoch's Memoir

Paris cor. Philadelphia Times recounts Sacher Mor Masoch describing an anonymous letter offering friendship with a male confidant. The narrator blindfolds for a year of secret meetings, then meets a handsome youth named Anatole who urges escape to power. A shop window photo reveals Anatole as Ludwig II of Bavaria.

Sacher-Masoch Bohemia Vienna Paris London Anatole S. M. Ludwig IL Roi de Baviere Sacher

Baltimore man's antique matchlock gun and sword from revolutionary era

C H Cockey of Baltimore owns a five foot long matchlock gun used before flint locks. The weapon features a narrow butt, a long barrel, and a fuse mechanism timed for an hour. He also possesses a sword once carried by an ancestor who fought with Washington at Brad dock's defeat near Fort Duquesne, about twenty years before the Revolution.

C. H. Cockey Baltimore Cockey Washington Braddock Fort Duquesne

Moonshine Stills Said Deep in Athens Georgia Area

A report notes a large number of moonshine stills around Athens Georgia while a station on the Wilkesbarre and Western railroad in Pennsylvania is identified as named Let 'er Go. The item combines travel and illicit liquor themes with a regional curiosity.

Wilkesbarre & Western Railroad Pennsylvania Athens

Transportation timetable fragments across Franklin and Ashtabula regions

Fragmentary OCR shows multiple train times and stations including Franklin, Stoneboro, Jamestown, Ashtabula, Dunkirk, Cleveland, Chicago, Buffalo, and Gro. McIntire as superintendent. Entries include AM PM designations, arrival and departure slots, and scattered city pairs.

Franklin Stoneboro Jamestown Youngston Andover Ashtabula Dunkirk Cleveland Chicago Buffalo Ccviesee Chicazo Erreeeseeeee Gro H, McIntire

Old railroad timetable fragment lists routes and times

A historical timetable from the New York, Lake Erie & Western Railway outlines routes to Bradford Pittsboro Titusville and western connections. It shows hourly and half hour times with arrivals at Buffalo and Pittsburgh plus station stops like Cherry Creek Conewango and Sheffield and notes Philadelphia time reference and June 14 1886 as a time change.

Sheffield Kane Oil Erie Sunbury Harrisburg Lancaster Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington Williamsport San Erie Mail Warren Oil Express Hortest Bradford Pittsboro Titusville Buffalo Csneseee Pine Valley Seseeee Cherry Creek Conewanro Ovine V.&p Cross’g Jamestown Stevens Corry Pittsburg W.C. Rinkarson Dist. Press Agt N. Y

Dangers of Kissing Through Worldly Talk and Science

A Toronto Globe excerpt mocks kissing as a mere foil to the real article while a cynic, Apemantus, argues it spreads disease. The exchange frames kissing as socially pervasive yet scientifically risky, citing fever and diphtheria as dangers.

Apemantus Toronto Globe

Child Hides Under Barn After Profanity Incident

A six year old boy named Bobby, caught swearing, hides under a barn to evade punishment. His father later crawls to find him and asks if he swore too, as reported by the Boston Record.

Bobby Boston Record

Sudden Death Follows Loss in Lyon Morgue

A French widow Madame Dumas identified her husband’s body found in the Rhone at Lyons Morgue. The sight caused her to faint and die within minutes. The report speculates violent emotion as the likely death cause though an underlying visceral disease is uncertain.

Madame Dumas Rhone Lyons

Invitation List Seeks Suitable Fifth Gentleman

In a Somerville Journal excerpt, Belle considers adding a young man to a theater party guest list. She mentions Harry Westerley as a potential sixth gentleman, recalled from a sleighing party last winter, noting he is agreeable for a squeeze.

Belle Harry Westerley Somerville Journal

Patents rise while rail car coupling dangers grow

A reader letter notes over 4 000 coupler patents exist yet the road danger remains high. Casualties from car coupling likely exceed war losses in recent decades, with few aware of crippled or killed workers. A separate report mentions African bamboo oil as a potential lubricator and olive oil substitute, with French Congo industry prospects.

Pystander Philadelphia News French Congo

Electric Bitters Proclaimed Cure by Doctors and Druggists

The verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters cure liver kidney and blood diseases. W D Sult of Bippus Indiana testifies one patient was healed after six bottles for rheumatism. Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio and thousands of others praise the remedy. Sold for fifty cents at A W Morck’s drug store.

Manton, Inc H. J. Fishell Pfaelzer Bros. & CO Market Street Philadelphia W. D. Sult Bippus Ind Abraham Hare Bellville Ohio A. W. Morcks Drug Store

Salve Sale Promises Cure or Money Refunded

The advertisement touts salve claimed to heal cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and piles with a money back guarantee. Each box priced at 25 cents sold by A. W. Morok.

Pierche A. W. Morok

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