Warren Pa Dental and Medical Notices
Warren Pennsylvania notices advertise artificial teeth without a plate and gas anesthesia with an office at Third Street near M K Church. Legal and medical listings include Attorney at Law in Gerry and surgeons Reverdy B Stew art and Richard B Stewart with offices on Third Street and rear of Geo Davis drug store at Market and Third streets.
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Exchange Block
Warren, Pa
Warren
Third St
M .K. Church
F. RK. Scott's
Verback Block
L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store
Warren Savings Bank
Exchange
Crawfer
Porsst
Venanzo Counties
Attorney AT Law
Johnson's Exchange
Attorneys AT Law
Water Street
Scofield Block
C. Pensmoor
Second Street
W. D. Hinckley
Notary Public
L. ED. Wetmore
G. H. Noyes
W.D. Hinckley
Shear's Summer Greeting Offers Dry Goods and Carpets
Mr Shear unveils a large stock from eastern markets with extensive wash goods including ginghams quites and latines. The store touts low prices on creamed seersuckers tricot ribbed vests and other fabrics and claims to be the county's largest dry goods and carpets dealer.
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Shear
Erie and Warren Through Trains and Schedules
Trains from Erie to Warren and intermediate stops listed. Through sleepers and coaches run Philadelphia to Erie and Williamsport, with limited daily services including the Erie Express and Marys lines. Details cover departure times from New York Philadelphia Washington and Kane to Warren, plus through connections.
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Sheffield
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Nl Express
Erie Mall
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Washinton
Phila
Washingtons
Rce
Williamsport
Washington
Erie
Kane
Warren
Souter
Mall
Nice
Warren Express
Shefield
Wil Express
Erie Express
Mary’s
Trains Timetable Fragment Near Dunkirk Junction
A fragmentary timetable lists numerous train times and destinations including South No.1 and Erie Railways. Names James Wu Braarora Thayer Olute Bishop appear with Dunkirk junction references and official signatures.
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Ali
Cor Erie Railways
James’ Wu
Braarora
D. Thayer
Gen’ A. Olute
Ass’t
Il. T. Bishop
Age
Westward Time Codes and Place Names Notice
A fragmentary OCR list contains times, abbreviations, and place names such as City, Oleopolis, Eagle Rock, President, Tionesta, Hickory, Warren, Bradford, and others with scattered numbers. The readable content resembles an old timetable or schedule snippet with multiple timestamps and locations rather than a cohesive article.
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Tim
Oleopolis
Eagle Rock
President
Tionesta
Hickory
Frankeyvill
Lidioute
Thompson's Rvineton
Warren
Kinzua
Notable Odds and Ends From Across the Nation
A roundup of curiosities and local incidents. Monuments on Gettysburg rise to forty. five girls in Fleming County Kentucky carry the names Arkansas Louisiana Tennessee Florida and Virginia. A California inventor patents a self powering watch running a year. a Manistee man eats eggs and coconuts in one sitting. a New York jeweler sends jeweled orchid brooches to Paris. A Savannah man Bancock awaits a half million legacy contingent on marriage within five years. Susquehanna endures violent rains and landslides. Otis Steel becomes a British company with large English capital.
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Gettysburg
Humphries
Fleming County
Arkansas
Louisiana
Tennessee
Florida
Virginia
Los Angeles
Cal
Parmeer
New Diggins
Inventor Hussey
Menlo Park
Ezra Mureny
Montpelier
Ind
Harrisburg
J. Tarr
Ann Arbor
Mich
Rome
Boston
New York
James L. Bancock
Savannah
Paris
Bebcock
Susquehanna
Otis Steal Company
Cleveland
Trustees, Executors and Securities Insurance Corporation
Memory of Lunacy Catches in Elegant Attire
A mother recalls a prewar fashion scene while a cynical father explains how lunatics are caught. The dialogue contrasts elaborate outfits with a darker undertone as a child asks about capture methods.
Novel Dog Trial Ends In Hanging In New England
A rural New England village holds a boy run court for a dog named Brown accused of sheep killing. Brown is found guilty and hanged at a beech tree. years later a schoolmaster revisits the scene and discovers the dog’s skeleton still chained to the limb.
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New England
Brown
C. A. Stephens
A Sensible Man Praises Kemp's Balsam for Throat Relief
An advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as curing coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and throat and lung troubles. It offers free sample bottles from any druggist to prove its merit with large bottles priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar. The copy also notes many strong men abroad feel weak at home to quell even a carpet riot.
Address to Children of America by Birdie the Governor Hopeful
A verbose diary style piece presents Birdie the speaker describing ideal youth, gendered roles, and simple rural pleasures, interspersed with a Tennessee migrant scene and a humorous Arkansas Traveler line about a monstrous crawfish. The Detroit Free Press voice ties together child guidance and civic imagery.
Fragments of Humor and Social Snippets Find Their Way In
A collage of quips and exchanges from various periodicals shows diners discussing shad markets, farmers opinions on prohibition, marriage lines, political banter, and humorous the misunderstandings of everyday life. Subtly, it captures mid-century wit and social mores across multiple voices.
Divorces in Europe Doubled Over Twenty Years
Boston Herald notes Colonel Wright report on Europe showing divorces doubled in two decades across United States Canada Great Britain Belgium Netherlands Baden Saxony Hamburg Norway Alsace Lorraine and progress in Russia Roumania Denmark Venice. Europe’s total 1886 divorces reached about 26 000 with rise among all religions races and classes.
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Wright
United States
Europe
S. W. Dike
Canada
Great Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Baden
Saxony
Hamburg
Norway
Alsace-Lorraine
Russia
Roumania
Denmark
Venice
Atlantic
Boston Herald
Old-Timers Show Stamina At Grand Ages
A parade of famous figures from Gladstone to Bancroft and Cameron illustrate remarkable vitality past eighty. The piece notes continued work and health in aging leaders, with remarks on longevity, plus a political anecdote about a notable legislator returning to his district to face scrutiny.
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Mr. Gladstone
John G. Whittier
Oliver Wendell Holmes
George Bancroft
Simon Cameron
Lincoln
M. Cievreul
Sidney Bartlett
Boston
William
Seth Perkins
Norwich
Conn
Department of State
Pete Jackson
Johnson
Woods
Lake Erie
Dave Baker
Skale
Mike
New York Sun
Elocution Study Emphasizes Breath Gesture and Tone
Mrs Ingraham outlines elocution as interpreting text through breath, gesture, and intonation. She stresses proper breathing, stage-accurate gestures, and avoiding monotony, noting readers should never rely on the printed page alone and that expression enhances literary appreciation.
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Jennyson
Electric Bitters touted as cure all remedies
The passage extols Electric Bitters as a universal cure all for liver and kidney diseases, skin issues, malaria, headaches, constipation and indigestion. It guarantees complete satisfaction or money back, with bottles priced at 50 cents or one dollar.
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Morck
Child hears Pennsylvania disaster and asks for doll aid
A five year old recalls the Pennsylvania disaster overheard by family. She places her doll on her mother’s lap and asks why other children have lost everything. The exchange mentions Lucretia and a $5 contribution from Boston.
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Pennsylvania
Lucretia
Boston
Boston Herald
Blue Grass Country Its Crowned Land of Horses and Prosperity
Forest and Stream portrays the Blue Grass region centered on Lexington as a self contained prosperity hub. It extols limestone waters and native grass for horse breeding and stock. notes disdain for factories and railroads yet praises wealth, calm living, and luxury born from natural resources.
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Fayette
Bourbon
Scott
Woodford
Clark
Harrison
Boyle
Jessamine
Mercer
Madison
Nicholas
Bath
Pendleton
Franklin
Montgomery
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Lincoln
Lexington
Lower South
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Virginia
Kentucky
Ole Virgininy
Solomon
California
Blue Grass Country
Sensible Rules for Summer Diet and Dress
The piece cites Pittsburgh citing Vimes Police Surgeon Andrews stressing light foods and airy clothing to prevent heat exhaustion. It urges avoiding rich winter meals and heavy animal foods in hot weather and recommends farinaceous foods vegetables and fruit plus milk for children to reduce summer mortality.
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Pittsburgh
Vimes
Andrews
How many yards for the old woman's dress
In a Times style shopping exchange, a clerk and customer discuss a frugal plan. They estimate fabric at twelve yards to make the dress but cut six yards to save money. The talk covers buttons thread sugar chawin’ tobacco and the habit of spending quarters monthly, with a plan to stock two dollars’ worth of tobacco due to uncertain monthly visits.
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Karmer
Piano Session Sparks Family Quirk at Home
A mother enlists her young son to check whether Irene is practicing or playing piano. If she is practicing, she may continue until the hour. if she is just playing, she should stop. The exchange captures a domestic moment with light humor.
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Irene
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