05 Dec 1894
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1894
Page
1
A digest of wide ranging headlines from November 28 to December 4 including political maneuvers in New York Ohio and South Carolina, war reports from Port Arthur, indictments and divorces, economic shifts and a fatal derailment near Whitehall New York with two drowned and several injured.
A Chefoo dispatch says foreign residents are mobilizing to defend the city against a possible Japanese assault. Chinese residents doubt any armistice is near and no peace negotiator is known. Japanese transports are seen moving westward with reports of further attacks on Chinese positions.
D Sands Titus of Aurelius is appointed by Internal Revenue Collector W A Beach as deputy for Cayuga Oswego and Wayne counties to succeed retired Major J K Savery. The notice appears in the Ausury New York report dated December 4.
TRENTON Mo Dec 4 The Missouri State Horticultural society meets here today and tomorrow with members from the state gathering to discuss fruit and garden topics and select new officers.
Money rates show 143 2 per cent on funds and prime mercantile paper at 234 5 per cent. Sterling exchange bids $4.87 to $4.88 for demand and 60 days. Posted rates $4.87 to $4.874 and $4.88. Commercial bills $4.8534 to $4.8534. U S bonds and railroad issues quoted with minor variations. Silver at 64 cents bid.
Daily market report listing flour types and prices from City Mills Minnesota bakers to Southern flour. Rye flour cornmeal buckwheat barley wheat oats hay pork butter cheese eggs and potatoes with bid and delivered ranges and options across regional suppliers.
Burrawo December 3 price list for grains and dairy shows No 1 hard wheat at 68 3/4 to 75 cents, No 2 yellow corn 47 cents, oats No 2 white 35 34 to 36 cents, rye 55 cents, barley No 1 western 6 1/2 to 6 3/4 cents, flour ranges from 1.75 to 4.10 per barrel, butter 23 to 26 cents, cheese 8 to 11 1/4 cents, eggs state 22 cents.
East Bur ao on December 3 reports cattle prices from extra export steers to veals with figures for cows, calves, hogs, and sheep. Prices show ranges across categories with values from 2.25 to 6.50 for cattle and hogs from 3.00 to 4.75, plus sheep and lambs listed for common to extra grades.
The Buffalo pay market lists prices for Timothy hay at No 1 timothy per ton 13.00 14.00 dollars and No 2do 22.00 dollars. Common mixed 10.0 broken bale hay 12.00 loose straw 19.01 baled do 7.00 3.00.
Utica and Little Falls cheese markets closed for December 3 with total yearly sales reaching 273 295 boxes at Utica and 117 836 at Little Falls. Average prices around 59.45 and 59.42 cents respectively. Transactions listed include large white and skims varieties with multiple lots and box counts. Transactors on the Utica board exceeded last year by about 4 000 boxes.
A collection of recipes from Farm and Home Western Rural Boston Budget and Orange Judd Farmer detailing boiled apple dumplings snow custard cranberry sauce compote of oranges and mustard pickle with step by step instructions for boiling curing ingredients and making sweet sauces for serving with desserts and meals.
The New York Adver tiser notes braid will dominate trimming on dresses and coats this season with wide or multiple narrow braids. Military braid, lattice imitation, and button embellishments appear, plus a French bodice with tiny button rows along rovers epaulets and basque.
A St Louis Republic note advises serving oysters in small fresh halves on cracked ice with a fringed doily, lemon quarters, salt cellar, and Bent’s biscuit to tempt a feeble appetite. The method emphasizes clean shells and preserving oyster juice for a relished small meal.
Beat egg whites to stiff froth then fold in sifted chocolate sugar and flour. Drop by teaspoonfuls on buttered pans, bake slowly for about twenty minutes in a cool oven. Dust with powdered sugar while warm and cool before using.
A humorous exchange from the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph notes a reader asking for a remedy for staggers after finding a letter in an agricultural paper. The dialogue features George and Mrs Honeymoon discussing horses and their temperance, reflecting light rural chat.
Miss Rosalie and Mr. Freshly engage in a playful exchange about ending a whist game. She suggests they can manage with a dummy, while he indicates he cannot stay longer. The line captures a lighthearted moment from Tit-Bits.
A dialogue contrasts a man earning three thousand dollars yearly with a wife who has ten thousand dollars yearly to rely on if needed. The exchange implies constraints and options for living statuses in New York society.
A move to unite the town’s Christian Endeavor societies is under way, with committees to foster organization and cooperation. Rev. Doyle discusses hindrances to Christian life, citing the devil temptation and worldly cares as key obstacles and urging God to renew the heart for spiritual fruit. Bible readings cited include Luke 8 and John 13 among others.
The comparison of two flowers turning to sun or shade stands as a metaphor for different friends in joy and sorrow. The text argues against labeling one disposition as unfeeling or morbid, citing divine variety in creation and the verse There are diversities of operations, but the same Lord.
The movement along missionary extension lines has advanced markedly in three months. Leaders in Chicago report many doors opened previously and rising missionary enthusiasm. More young people learn their duties at home and abroad and give generously, with many contributing at least a tenth of their income, says Secretary Baer.
A National Presbyterian excerpt states that a heart divided between God and wealth truly serves only the world. It argues every heart has but one supreme object of regard, and if not God, then a temporal object. God accepts only the supreme place in the heart.
The Christian Endeavor union of Cleveland creates a brotherhood committee to work with the Y M C A. Representatives from each society will attend Sabbath services, meet converts, and offer them a church home.
A religious reflection urges daily time in companion to Christ to shape thoughts and actions. Two minutes of face to face heart to heart prayer can transform motivation and deeds beyond self interest. Drummond’s exhortation emphasizes consistent morning devotion.
A devotional verse encourages steadfast sowing and persistent prayer. It urges readers to keep faith, trust in God, and listen for His guidance, even in hard days, believing response may come tomorrow.
A poem recalls decades past when soldiers wore blue and gray and now lie beyond in the skies. It honors the true and brave who fought for their cause and muses on aging, memory, and peace after war.
A poetic scene describes a woman placing a metallic bouquet in a vase as evening comes. Her red lips touch the leaves and petals, blending fragrance and memory in a reverent moment.
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