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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1890

Page

4

Diverse Global Religious and Educational Notes from 1890

In the Warren Mail dated April 23 1890 a range of topics is outlined including a royal gift of a palace for the Presbyterian Mission in Siam, Iowa leading in women educators, German Catholic students exempt from military service, Indian Hindoo women studying medicine, Wisconsin Bennett law enforcement, and historic shifts in religious views. Also noted are religious publishing finances, missionary groups led by women, and a San Francisco bulletin critique of a demanding school task for a thirteen-year-old student.

Siam Tiowa Reichstag Germany India State Board of Education of Wisconsin Chicago Methodist Church New York Western Book Concern Cincinnati United States Great Britain Europe San Francisco

Wit and Wisdom Parade in Varied Aphorisms Across Journals

A long collection of aphorisms and quotes from multiple 19th century publications. Topics range from self-control and humility to freedom and duty, attributed to authors like Ruskin and various newspapers. The compilation emphasizes moral insight, discipline, and social observation.

Typewriter Shift Sparks Office Makeover Tale

A Providence Journal quote describes how the arrival of a female typewriter operator transformed a large business house. The manager praises the change from a lax, coatless clerical scene to a refined parlor like office with a proper lady at the typewriter. The piece warns of potential excess if the operator had a coquettish appearance.

Sullivan Kilrain Providence Journal

Tight lacing as an economic measure

The note suggests tight lacing could be considered an economic measure. It implies waist reduction tied to cost and resource use. The sentence presents a speculative view without events, dates, or named entities.

Golden Specific Co Race Street Cincinnati

Jug Ridge Correspondent Reports McAllister Ball in New York

A Jug Ridge correspondent recalls attending Ward McAllister's ball at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. The event drew many rail magnates including Chauncy Depew and was praised for order, elegance, and social display with no incidents.

Ward McAllister Metropolitan Opera House New York Cornelius Vanderbilt J. Pierpont Morgan Byram H. Stevens Ward Stover’s Stover’s Mill Vanderbilt Astor Ridge Society Stover Widow Wideacre Chauncy M. Depew Chauncy M. Depew. Mr. Depew Central Depew Chauncy Depew N. Y

Noted Engineer Denis Poulet Improves Manual Training

La Nature praises Mr. Denis Poulet for a three year manual instruction method that trains students and workers in mechanics. The method covers hygiene, proper vise height, filing and hammering, and expands to measuring instruments, lathes, screw cutting, brazing, transmissions, and machine assembly.

Denis Poulet Poulet

McGinty's Descent and a Child's Curious Questioning

An exchange between a father and his four year old daughter in the Chicago Herald recasts the McGinty tale. The coal hole accident and submerged clothes spark a string of questions and quips about fate and humor.

McGinty Fie Chicago Herald

Pulpit Pastor’s Portrait and Wife's Wardrobe Comment

A Texas Siftings note reports Dr. Pulpit delivering grand ideas with elegant dress. He criticizes his wife’s dowdy appearance, calling her a disgrace to the church during a private meditation moment.

Maine Woods Echo Hunts Stirred by Snow Dense Clash

Two deer hunters near Brooksville encountered each other in thick branches. In the confusion one hunter, mistaking the other for a deer, struck a heavy blow with a clubbed gun but caused only a minor head injury amid snow and dense brush.

Maine Brooksville

Plain Living and High Thinking in The Bixby Papers

A humorous column discusses Mr Bixby’s push for plain living after a frugal breakfast and a hotel dinner. It reviews literary news including Mary J. Hotnes royalties, Sarah Bernhardt biographies, and upcoming translations of Stanley, Holmes poetry readings, and Thackeray Dickens anecdotes.

Mr. Bixby Mrs. Bixby Bixby Harriet Amanda Bixby

Hotel Rooms Do Not Feel Homelike Says Traveler

A longtime observer argues country hotels strip rooms of comfort to force guests out, detailing frugal linen removal, lack of towels, and absent writing surfaces. He contrasts this with first class hotels where lighting and furniture hinder reading and writing, noting narrow fits and awkward lamps.

Brooklyn Eagle

Be More Than a College Man After Graduation

A Walnut reference urges graduates to grow beyond the label of college men. Be a citizen and a man in action, seeing the world as yours, while honoring alma mater Dartmouth. When called to defend her in court you should be proud, but avoid ostentation that belittles worthy peers.

Louisville Journal Texas Memphis Somerville Journal Edward Garrett United Presbyterian N. Y. Ledger New Yorker Ruskin Bacon New Haven Cambridge Daniel Webster Dartmouth Scribner’s Magazine

No, Hiram I cannot be your wife

A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows a young woman refusing marriage to Hiram citing incompatible motives. He argues the couple are compatible yet she declines, joking about economy and doing housework herself.

Hiram Chicago Tribune

Why They Do Not Speak Dialogue Paradox

A fragmentary dialogue features Miss Hauteur and Miss Pert discussing plans for a bail tomorrow night and a light exchange about chaperones. A zoological aside compares bird weights and wing surface, noting the vulture versus swallow and the Australian crane versus a gnat.

Miss Hauteur de Trow Miss Pert Lawrence American

Notable Local Names Across Franklin and Ashtabula

Franklin and Ashtabula sections list several individuals and roles including Merta Smith a school teacher. Saup treasurer of Venango county the Eclipse Oil Co figures Mr Berlin and Mr Stratton. Rev Turner of Sandy Lake Pa. Ashtabula mentions Mr Stebbins a jeweler and Mr John Belnap a conductor on the L S road with Mr Weisel an engineer on the same line.

Merta Smith Saup Venango County Berlin Eclipse Oil Co Stratton Turner Sandy Lake Ashtabula Stebbins John Belnap L. S. Road Weisel L 8

Strength and legend of Sir Nicholas Kemeys at Cefn Mably

A Spectator account recalls Sir Nicholas Kemeys of Cefn Mably as a legendary strongman. A Cornish wrestler visiting the park challenged him and was thrown, then asked to be thrown over the wall and over the ass, with a park wall marker and a Cefn Mably picture noting his size. He later fell defending Chesstow Castle against Cromwell's troops.

Gordon Sharpsburg Alabama General Gordon Shepherdstown Steadman Atlanta Constitution Sir Nicholas Kemeys, Bart Cefn Mably Glamorganshire Sir Nicholas Deer Park Cofn Mably Nicholas Kemeys Bristol Nicholas Kemeys-Tynte Chesstow Cromwell

Silks and Dress Goods Sale Offers Unusually Low Prices

In these departments this month's business features many bargains and samples via the Mail Order Department. 50 inch Suitings dark colorings 25 cents. 36 inch All-Wool Tricots 25 cents. 36 inch American Novelties 35 cents. 50 inch Scotch Cheviots 50 cents. Side Bordure Suitings 40 cents. Imported Novelty 50 cents. All-Wool Novelty 75 cents. The largest Wool Suitings assortment yet offered with values from 9 to 75 cents.

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The Warren Mail Religious and Educational WIT and Wisdom MR. M’allister M’ginty Yenowine Castoria Mr. B Epward Bertramy Mary J. Hotnes Sarah Bernhardt Paris Countess de Martel Mirabeau Philip II Welch Stanley Riper Hacaamp Oliver Wendell Holmes Boston University Dorothy Q Lord Tennyson Locksley Hall Lincolnshire Jutis Verne Essie Zoua Paris Exchange England Tur Dickens Thackeray Pope and Dryden Schiller Goethe Cruikshank Lboz Bumsr Goodrich & Fehlman Pitcher’s Castoria EL A. Ancuer M.D Oxford St Brooklyn Tus Centaur Company Murray Street, N. Y Piso E. T. Hazeltine Warren, Pa W. H. Pickett & CO H. A. Jamieson & CO Carters Carter Cartel Medicine CO Christian Smith Warren County First National Bank Scott Sherman Jewett Syracuse Gale Pittsburgh F. O. Plerce Boston Warren Co Foston Shoe Diamond Block Water Street Warren Colby W. L. Darling the Colby Piano CO Colby Company Corby R. F. Livermore Mr. O'Donnell Nypano Railroad John Collins Ridgway Shepeler W.S. Morgaster van Aiken DU Bois Capt Truxal John FE. du Bois Charles Barrett M. I. McCreight Cashier Deposit Bank Reynoldsville Ed. Clark du Bois Bank W. Sykes Sykes Woolen Mills Sykesville J. B. Sykes Lumber Mills Spartansburg Susie Reno Allegheny Conservatory of Music Stoneham Clarendon W.H. Whitling Minnie Gandy A. J. Armagas T. H. Bines A. Baldensperger Ss. H. Briggs Chas. Fischer Struthers & Wells W. S. Leffard P. & E. Railroad John J. Nesmith Lake Hall Mary Albrecht M. Kopf John Knupp Henry Knupp Dave Siggins John Binder John Fulmer W.C. Russell A. W. Nickle Union City J. W. Sproul Morris Strauss Wm. Brown C. Ff. Adams Co John L. Ruland J. Westley Hardwick Bay State Iron Works W. B.lickinger Downing & Flickinger Ben J. Walker Erie Bicycle Club Equitable Aid Union Adam Lapper A. F. Lenninger J. A. Manhs Lake Superior Transit Co CG. Barnes Waterford Dr. Horton Daniel Altof Jacob Brum Franklin Erie Reavi BRAIM Wes E. C. West Johnson & Siegfried Georgia Choice Schools Brooke Hall Shortlidge Media Academy C. Shortlidge A.M Harvard Graduate Media Pennsylvania Philadelphia Finzer & Bros Louisville Wiesbaden Goodrich & Fehlman’s Sage aLeee World's Dis Betete Suring Boggs&buhl Allegheny, PA E. O. Graham Rochester, N.Y R. R P. & E. Divison Warr Sheffield Express Sheffield St. Mary’s Baltimore Washinton Williamsport Washington Kane Erioe Kkthie Mail Erie Mail J. RK Wood Gan Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pmisburg Dunkirkar Fredonia ODB Cassadaga Nelairville Wee Getty Ross Mill, Falconer Craig Irewaburg Entonville Era Tussellburg N. Warren Jackson Irvineton Roungsnville Pittsfield Garland Torpedo Iran Valley rTitusy Lelv Dane JisiGana Lake Shore and Erie Railways Jamestown Bradford D. Thayer O. A. Clute L. T. BisHor Western New York & Penna RR Kinzua Salamanca Olean Olean Express Tidioute Tionesta Oil City Pittsburg Coseesis Seree Leffard Agepr R. Bell J. A. Fellows Pass
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