01 Aug 1882
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1882
Page
1
A historical note records a savings of 30 miles attributed to the New Bradford Short Line. Timings such as 7:15 am and 11:10 pm appear, suggesting timetable references or service notes, though the fragmentary text limits fuller context about routes or operators.
The June 5 1882 timetable lists eastward and westward trains from Warren with departures for Clarendon Sheffield Erie and through connections to Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington Williamsport and Kane. It notes through Pullman sleeping cars Erie to Philadelphia and Williamsport to Baltimore and Washington along with through coaches. Officials Frank Thomson and J R Wood are listed as general manager and general passenger agent.
A partial timetable lists No 4 and No 2 Erie trains with listed departure and arrival times between Dunkirk and Jamestown stations. Officials D Thayer CLUTE L T Bishor and others are noted with station links and connections to La Dunkirk and Jamestown routes.
Listings show stations including Hamburgh Eden Valley Eden Center North Collin Gowanda and Bradford Pittsburg Titusville and western points. A time-card effect dated November 15 1850 records various timetable stamps with reported times and station names such as J S Mainine Valle Kerry Cree Kennedy Jameston and Bartlett Buffalo.
In a vivid reminiscence, sisters confront household labor and their mother’s unseen toil. They transform the home with care while learning respect and gratitude, discovering mothers as queens in their children’s lives and a lasting family harmony.
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad issues a lime table for January 22 1882 listing westward trains from Salamanca Jamestown Meadville Greenville Warren Leavitsburg Cleveland Toledo and Chicago with departures and arrival times. Eastward trains from Cincinnati Akron Ravenna Warren Meadville Corry Jamestown Salamanca Buffalo Rochester Elmira Binghamton Albany and Boston show No.2 4 12 22 schedules with connections at Mansfield Leavitsburg Meadville Corry Jamestown and Salamanca. Authorities A Clark and J M Ferris publish from Cleveland Ohio.
Ad highlights a dental office located over Merck's Drug Store opposite Carver House offering preservation of natural teeth as a specialty.
A family receives a letter from George describing Milly’s typhoid illness and prompting mother to travel with Kate to help nurse. The sisters prepare for the journey as the household contends with chores and a large brood of ten children at home.
A northern observer contrasts Southern youth with stereotypes, noting many young men in stores, shops, and offices across Atlanta Augusta Macon Charleston Savannah Montgomery. He reports no drunkenness cards or horse races during a four week South tour and says young Southerners study law or medicine, work hard, and show ambition with many prospering by their own efforts.
A stranger seeks a lawyer’s help then reappears asking for a verbal opinion. The lawyer answers that Smith’s office is next door and refuses payment, noting he would have said the same name and status if asked first. The man leaves, returns, and refuses to pay, prompting a final quip about asking first.
Gen. Sheridan recounted a sailors’ tale to Cincinnati anglers at Putin Bay about meeting a hotel landlord in a Kansas town. The landlord, after a drink, doubted his identity and claimed to own a picture of Gen. Sheridan, noting the general was much taller than the speaker.
George Ball & Co showcases Melton spring overcoats in a new release. The display highlights light weight wool blends and tailored fits for the season.
In a court room dialogue a condemned first degree murder suspect learns the legal appeals system may delay execution. The lawyer outlines ten paths from a new trial and stay to writs and insanity dodges, with costs up to a thousand dollars and a six month reprieve for five hundred.
An exchange prints a physician warning about leaving lamps partly turned down. He links the practice to throat and lung diseases and notes soot on the mucous membrane from foul air. He urges extinguishing lamps or keeping light bright enough to prevent gas buildup.
The quote contrasts skepticism about ads with eagerness to publish embarrassing acts. It argues people deny belief in advertising yet seek press exposure for sensational behavior, noting a desire for control over what gets published.
A Cincinnati judge recalls a young carpenter who chooses thorough work for a dollar and a half. Although dismissed as simple, his care yields lasting trust. years later he wins a major contract and riches, proving that true success comes from honest, meticulous effort.
The best time to gather ferns is July and August when they are at their peak. For pressing use plenty of paper a level even pressure and appropriate weight are essential. Use soft unglazed blotting or newspaper. layer ferns with paper and weight until the package is complete.
An old story discusses fake antique furniture and ware, noting worm eaten pieces, aging tricks with acid, and the sale of forged items. It cites Berlin Roman wares, Queen Anne furniture, and spurious clocks produced for eager buyers at watering places, warning readers of widespread deception.
George Netcher of Titusville asserts in a sworn statement that after taking Wilson's Lightning Remedy for rheumatism he could lift his arm and handle it with ease. He claims relief after seventeen doses and swears to the facts before J. D. B. Craix on April 11, 1880.
A faded column mixes religious mood and domestic jests. It notes a hay scented church interior with a sleeping baby angel and a mother’s whispered reverence, then wanders through witty vignettes about weddings, bachelors, cooks, and a rural daisy request.
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