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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1897

Page

1

Warren Pa Legal and Professional Directory Ad

A dense list of Warren Pennsylvania attorneys at law notaries portrait painters and local officials with office locations in Warren Savings Bank building Johnsons Exchange and other landmarks. Includes W M Lindsey Jas O Parmlee Edward Lindsey Jene & Peterson Chas Dinsmoor Joseph T Danforth H L Perry and W W Wilbur with services from conveyancing to portrait painting.

Johnson’s Exchange Warren Edward Lindsey Warren Savings Bank Warren, Pa Attorneys At Law Chas. Dinsmoor Chas, A. Peterson Hazeltine Building Liberty Street W. Wilbur Beaty Block D. 1. Ball, D. O. Thompson

County official roster listing elected posts and names

Member of Congress Charles W Stone Senate Charles M Shortt Assembly E W Parshall President Judge Charles H Noyes Associate Judges J H Sandstrom Z T Weaver Prothonotary George F Yates Register and Recorder Wm McCray Sheriff D M Howard Treasurer M A Myers County Commissioners J F Rounce W J Mead H M Preston Commissioners Clerk Fred B Jackson District Attorney C A Peterson Co Supt Schools H M Putnam ay ae Commissioners W A Clark C D ney Coroner Dr W 8 Peirce County Auditors E C Allen H H Bassett Geo P Orr County Surveyor D F A Wheelock

Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly E. W. Parshall Charles H. Noyes J. H. Sandstrom Z. T. Weaver George F. Yates Register Wm. McCray D. M. Howard M. A. Myers J. F. Rounce W. J. Mead H. M. Preston

Town Officials and Directors Listing Burgess Fred A Steber

A partial roster lists town officials including President John Masterson and Clerk D A Arird with roles for treasurer lawyers engineers constables school directors and physician members. Names appear for numerous departments and department heads across the town government.

E. R. Peirce Wm. Schnur D. F. A. Wheelock S. G. Ward Geo. W. Cogswell John G. Brown Wm. H. Hegerty D. I. Ball James W. Crawford

Christmas Festival At Local Store Promises Great Deals

Smart Silberberg Metzger highlights a long running annual Christmas event in a busy store. The piece describes widespread goodwill gift giving and selflessness, noting a carefully prepared selection of items priced modestly to please prudent shoppers.

Holiday Kid Gloves Sale in Town

The entire stock of Holiday Kid Gloves is on sale for Christmas, with first pick before sizes and colors vanish. The Murrill Glove at 1 dollar a pair is a genuine French kid, warranted and well fitting, while Monarch Gloves are praised for fit, durability, and up-to-date styling with new color options and a large clasp.

Monarch Aarge Guisa Isaac Zucker New York Sing Sing Toronto Sternaman Ithaca N. Y Cornell University Cornell Hanna Duluth Havre Detroit Montevideo Senor Jose Cuesta Cuesta Iowa Foote

Christmas handkerchiefs and linens at low sale prices

Christmas shopping aisles boast handkerchiefs at 1c to 3c and similar values across towels, napkins, table damask, and lunch cloths. Prices tempt quick buys with unstitched towels from 10c to $1 per pair, napkins $1 to $5 a dozen, and damask cloths 2x24 yards for $2.50.

News of the Week condensed for busy readers

A selection of dated briefs from December 2 to December 8 covering politics in Uruguay and Haiti, U S events, trials, disasters, and notable deaths. Notable items include Congress returning to Washington for December 6 opening. Japan’s minister Hoshi to return. Uruguay rivals exiled. Maplesville Alabama wood alcohol tragedy. Dauntless filibuster and Cuban affairs. MCKinley and Hawaii discussions. Prague riots. various court cases and local incidents. and early December sports and industrial news.

Washington Senor Cuestas Ad Interim Uruguay Hoshi Hayti Germany Maplesville Ala Booth-Tucker Colorado Adam Diemel Little Ferry N. Y Paris New York Europe George Douglass Pittsburg Douglass Otto Anbulan Buffalo Electric Bicycle Works Mary A. Johnson Trenton N. J Carbury Man Cornish Lincoln Neb Moore Boston Quincy William Ellis Wintergreen Fla Cook King Ellis Japan Jersey City Rome

Market Report New York Money Market Dec 7

New York money market shows call money at 1 3/4 to 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper offered at 8 to 4 percent. Sterling exchange: bankers bills bid at 4.8534 for demand, 4.874 for accounts. Posted rates near 4.83 to 4.96. Commercial dollars around 4.82. Silver certificates around 5.950.

Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Acc

New York Produce Market prices and grain futures roundup

The New York Produce Market shows mixed prices across grains and flours with state and western mills quoted. Spot and futures levels for flour, rye, cornmeal, and wheat appear, along with butter, eggs, and cheese notes, reflecting a busy commodities snapshot with several bid and delivery terms.

Spitting a Vote Winner and a Governor's Tooth Tale

A Kansas tale recalls a campaign moment when Garst praised a candidate's spitting skill and switched support, aiding Leedy. The governor recounts a childhood accident with a leatherhead neighbor that knocked out two teeth, a milky tooth failing to grow back.

Wichita Garst Mr. Leedy Kansas City Times Leedy

Tsetse Fly Disease Found Carried by Tiny Parasite

English bacteriologists report that the tsetse fly transmits a parasite that invades blood cells. When feeding on oxen the fly transfers these eel like organisms, seen alive and wriggling under microscope, in vast numbers. Similar parasites were shown in rat blood, though the rats remain healthy.

Paper Cupolas Rise From Rolls of Paper

Paper cupolas for buildings are produced from twenty four to thirty separate pieces. Strips of moist paper are layered over a wooden model to form a hemispherical roof, dried, and made water resistant by oiling, ironing, asphalt, and varnish before assembly into a round cupola.

Beaumarchais and the humble origin watchmender jeer

Beaumarchais, famed author of the Marriage of Figaro, faced a jeer from a conceited nobleman who mocked his Parisian watchmaker father. The nobleman handed him a faulty watch. Beaumarchais recovered it gracefully and quipped that his father was right about his own skill.

Beaumarchais Figaro Monsieur

Constable Purchases Bullet Proof Steel Shirt

Kentucky constable J. P. Wooten of Breathitt County buys a bullet resistant steel shirt to combat moon shiners in the mountains. The story frames local law enforcement as cautious and up-to-date amid outlaw activity in the county.

Kentucky J. P. Wooeten Breathitt County Wooten

A Costly Nap

A group recalls hotel bills and comically inflated sleep costs. A humor writer boasts paying for five minutes of sleep this morning, waking at 8:30 and laughing at two jokes that vanished as he slept again. A late call at 8:46 completes the gag.

Boston

Paul the Apostle as Model in Christian Endeavor

Rev 8 H Doyle presents Paul’s life from birth in Tarsus to beheaded in Rome as a template for Endeavorers. The piece outlines his Roman citizen rights, missions, imprisonments, and writings, urging memory work of Paul’s finest selections and highlighting Acts and Epistles as core Christian truth.

H. Doyle Paul Tarsus Cilicia Saul Benjamin Jerusalem Gamaliel Roman Empire Asia Europe Cesarea Felix Festus Caesar Agrippa Bernice Rome Nero Greece Asia Minor Spain Christ Paul the Apostle Eph. iv Phil. iv Col I Thess IL Tim

Good Manners Reflect True Morals in Society

The Christian Instructor argues polite behavior stems from inner grace and fosters smoother social life. Courtesy costs little, but its growth, rooted in unselfishness, improves interactions more than boorish conduct.

Lenten practice tied to bodily discipline in church worship

The passage argues that spiritual mastery over the flesh comes through disciplined exercise of the body. It asserts that fasting during Lent offers a prime chance to benefit the soul, comparing this moral effort to other worship forms where believers join in song and prayer, all unto the Lord.

Reformed Church

Public service of the church to enrich life and attendance

The piece argues that adding variety and thoughtful life to church service would profit both people and appeal. It stresses youth habit formation for attendance and cites the watchwords search question study prove all things as guiding principles for true disciples, as echoed by Christian Uplook.

To love others as counterpoise of unsteady natures

The New York Observer quotes that self love is fragile and will collapse, while the heart’s outflow to others secures mental sanity through right human relations as ordained by God.

New York Observer

Two Things We Must Train Ourselves In

A concise note quotes Lutherans saying we should train to be slow to take offense and even slower to give offense. The maxims emphasize restraint and measured response in social interactions.

How to Read the Bible Poem Fragment

A devotional verse urges readers to seek divine guidance to understand scripture. It emphasizes turning to heavenly teaching, recognizing the Spirit’s role in revealing wisdom, and committing the heart to learning the sacred text.

New Jersey Nursing School Denies Diploma Over Poetry

The New Jersey training school for nurses refused a diploma to a young woman who writes poetry, sparking debate. The Philadelphia Press notes doctors feared she would rhyme pills with ills and killed, a remark reflecting tension between art and medical discipline.

New Jersey Washington Post Philadelphia Press

Collision in the fog grounds Atlantic Transport steamer

The Atlantic Transport steamer Mobile, Captain Layland, arriving from London, collided with an unknown steamer off the Banks of Newfoundland at about 2 o clock yesterday in fog. No further details on injuries or vessel status are provided.

New York Atlantic Transport Line Mobile Layland London Newfoundland

The Miracle of Regeneration in Epworth League

Rev W J Yates discusses regeneration as a transformation brought by the Holy Spirit. He urges Leaguers to acknowledge sin, seek pardon, and pursue daily renewed fellowship with Christ through the Spirit, stressing personal commitment and revival of pure religion among believers.

Nicodemus Rani Paul Titus League Jesus God Jesus Christ

Expanding Members’ Arts Knowledge Through Masterpieces

The group should study world masterpieces to broaden horizons. Photographs or prints from magazines can support evenings focusing on Jesus paintings and major architectures like the pyramids Taj Mahal Athens Colosseum St Peter's Rome and the Capitol in Washington.

League Jesus Athens Coliseum St. Peter’s Rome Capitol Washington

Look Up and Lift Up on Recreation for the League

The passage argues for balanced recreation to reduce modern life pressure. It condemns dancing and cards as unsafe, favoring wholesome games and social events that uplift taste and morals, urging care to keep activities clean, elevating, and in harmony with spiritual aims.

America The League

Lifting the Heart: Exercise for Church and Soul

A call to active spiritual exercise compares gymnastic lifting to lifting burdens in church life. The text urges believers to strengthen faith, prayer, singing, giving, and service, urging all to lift their hearts to God and their voices in praise while helping others.

League Church

Untitled Quote Fragment on Virtue and Death

A terse verse fragment argues that there are no trifles in the moral universe of God and offers a biblical tone on death not bearing blame for virtue drawn from earth. The lines prompt reflection on virtue, mortality, and divine justice.

God

Buffalo Provision Market Prices and Live Stock Report

Buffalo market note shows grain prices for wheat corn oats and rye with ranges for No 1 hard and No 2 red, flour and butter quotes, plus Canadas and western cheese. Live stock section lists cattle extra export steers around 4.55 to 4.65, heavy beefers 4.40 to 4.0, cows and calves, veal and lambs with price ranges, and hogs at 6.34 to 8.68 with Yorkers and pigs listed.

City Mills Minnesota Western Socco I. F. Buffalo Brandywine C.i Buffalo Milwaukee I. F Sisco Sige Best Family Graham Canadas and Western East Buffalo

Buffaio Hay Market Listing

Market notes show assorted hay prices with baled and bundled lots. Prices include 11.00 per ton for hay and 10.00 to 10.59 for baled hay, 6065.50 for bundled rye, and 11.00 to 12.00 for bundled rye denoting unit prices and totals.

Buffaio

Rough Dentists and a Nation Waffle on the Griddle

A collection of quips and witticisms notes from a 19th or early 20th century column. It includes lines about an upright man with a boil on his nose and a Manayunk Philosopher remark on amending the constitution, jokes about a violinist versus fiddler, a plumber’s clerk in business for himself, Gov. Taylor in Texas praising democracy, and a guide on bicycle care for winter storage detailing cleaning, lubrication, and rust prevention. The items reflect social humor, political satire, and practical advice of the era.

Gov. Taylor Tennessee Texas North America

Christmas Day Freedom for the Young Buds

A Christmastide reflection urging unrestricted liberty for children on Christmas Day. Emphasizes letting them play, savor candies, and leave marks on walls as a sign of joyful, wholesome holiday life, honoring Edward Bok and a home that cherishes young guests.

Edward W. Bok Christmas Ladies’ Home Journal

Sermon prompts fashion fix in Chicago reader’s remark

A Chicago woman quoted in the Post admires a minister’s sermon and recalls privately planning a sewing project during the talk. She says the message inspired her to fix her black serge frock, which had hung unused, wasting fabric, and urges attending church more often.

Chicago

Catling Cone Invitations Promote Office Programs

The office announces wedding and engagement invitations and programs for local events. Catling Cone offers design services and prints for attendees, with emphasis on timely, tasteful materials.

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