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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1898

Page

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Women Physicians Rise in Balkan States Under Public Pressure

The piece notes strict gender medical barriers in Mohammedan regions and Austria Hungary. It highlights Bosnia’s appointment of Dr Theodora Krajewska as an army surgeon, marking recognition of women’s higher education and professional rights, with officer rank and male attire.

Austria Europe Balkan States Turkey Hungary United States Balkan Bosnia Theodora Krajewska

Vanity Fair on Women and Fashion Fads

A witty social note mocks male pretensions about women. It jokes that men claim insight but prove otherwise, lampoons ideas on freckles and beauty rituals, money limits in marriage, and the challenge of disguising last season hats as current.

Perfume Sachet Mix For Long Lasting Fragrance

A practical perfume method combines a pound of sachet powder with one ounce each of cloves caraway seeds nutmeg mace cinnamon and tonga beans plus an equal weight of orris root. Fill linen or muslin bags and place among garments to impart a lasting scent that survives washing.

Eloped couple dispel rumor of rushed wedding

Two girls discuss an elopement. One explains they married quickly to avoid display and cost. The other admits she feared the other would not give him time to think it over, and the first denies the rumor.

Sister questions fiancé about his unengaged partner

It was his sister speaking. I can't imagine what you could possibly see in that girl you have engaged yourself to. She doesn't dance or play tennis or golf or cards or the piano or take any interest in any form of recreation. That's just it, he replied. I'll have no possible chance to get jealous of her.

Valedictorian Urges Vassar Class to Gutsy Leadership

In addressing her peers at Vassar College the valedictorian urged the young women to go forth into the world and acquit themselves like men.

Vassar

Japanese Beauties and Lip Care Fashion Hint

Japanese beauties strive for allure by doting on lip color and shape enhancing technique. The note highlights fashionable young women seeking a polished appearance through controlled lip styling and cosmetics.

Restoring gloss on woolen textiles after washing

Instructions advise laying the woolen item flat and brushing with a brush dipped in weak gum water. Cover with paper or cloth, apply weight, and let dry to restore dull spots and bring back the original gloss.

Seashore Trip Plan Sparks Suspicions

Mrs Diggs warns Mrs Biggs that her husband plans mischief by pressuring her to take a month at the sea. Mrs Biggs asks for proof. Diggs denies going ever.

Fragmentary Exchange Reveals Troubled Conversation

In a terse dialogue a speaker recalls fears about a “fat little girl” and asks about lost pieces, suggesting a strained moment or memory from a past dispute. The exchange hints at unresolved emotions or a personal rift between speakers.

Harrisburg Letter on Republican Power and Senatorial Race

Harrisburg reports a busy assembly start with Farr leading the Republican caucus for speaker as party lines solidify. Stone stays silent on cabinet picks while Quay’s renomination fight draws concern over politics and reform.

Quay Seen Safe Despite Wanamaker Press Attacks

Philadelphia reports show lawmakers returning to Harrisburg with views solidly behind United States Senator Matthew Stanley Quay. Responding to Wanamaker bureau misstatements, several Republican reps and two lawmakers affirm support for Quay and the party line, citing loyalty, caucus unity, and imminent speaker and senator outcomes.

United States Senate Pennsylvania Matthew Stanley Quay David S. B. Chew House Senator Quay Colonel Quay Hanna Ohio Quay Harrisburg Schoffstall Northumberland Seidel Perry Harris Clearfield Wilson Jefferson Adams Susquehanna

Judge Not In Haste from New York Ledger

A moral to avoid harsh quick judgments and to choose kinder actions toward others. The verse urges gentleness with misfortune, discourages disdain, and promotes a supportive, compassionate stance in daily dealings.

New York Ledger

Sailor of the Sail remembered in Buffalo Commercial verse

Poem by Thomas F. Day from the Buffalo Commercial honors a legendary seafarer who tamed oceans, tied the world in trade, and lived a life of glory yet rests unsung below trade routes. The piece extols endurance, conquest, and the slave to wind and tide.

Labrador Thomas F. Day Buffalo Commercial

Couple wed after wireless telegram vows in drives to wedding

A Cincinnati Enquirer verse notes a man calling via wireless telegram. She answers with a condition to bring a chainless wheel or not come. They marry in a priestless ceremony and now travel by horseless carriage from sunrise to sunset.

Cincinnati Enquirer

Great Bargain Store Ad Highlights Deep Discounts

Shakers 11 4 Blankets 98c Pure White Red quilts 1.39 Ladies Wrappers 69c value 1 Ladies Dress Skirts 1.98 value 3 Ladies Fleeced Vests 48c value .75 Full line of Shoes Rubbers for all ages at reduced prices Store name Great Bargain Store offers wide discounts on textiles and apparel.

Angel Presence for the New Year in Leagues and Famines

A devotional urging at the start of 1899 to welcome The Angel presence with faith in Jesus blood. It compares travelers needing guides to individuals facing the year, cites scripture about angels and protection, and invites readers to invite divine guidance and companionship throughout the year.

Wm. K. Fisher

A New Heart for Youth in Junior League Lesson

The sermon urges giving the heart to Jesus as a youthful act of liberty not slavery. It contrasts true piety with fear driven religion, invites children to yield cheerfully, and explains Christ's right to the heart as Creator and ruler. It ends with a call to those not yet converted to surrender now.

Jesus

Eye Doctor Misreads Patient in Comic Mix up

The Cincinnati Enquirer recounts a man asking a doctor to diagnose his eye problem. The physician, rushing, misreads the pupil and delivers a string of ailments from kidney trouble to gastritis, until the patient groans, revealing the real complaint.

The Cincinnati Enquirer

Angel Presence for the New Year Reflection

A devotional urging readers to rely on God for strength and guidance in 1899. It emphasizes surrender to the Holy Spirit, renouncing self effort, and trusting in God’s covenant promises for grace, health, and peace as the year begins.

Jesus Christ

European Size Rule for Train Fares Sparks Debate

The article explains a European practice using height to determine passenger fares. Children under a certain height ride free, those between 24 and 51 inches pay half, and anyone over 4 feet 3 inches pays full fare, avoiding age disputes. The note contrasts this with frequent parental and conductor quarrels over child fare rules.

Europe

Was Americas Peopled From Asia Debate on Asiatic origin of American race

The article discusses two competing theses on how the Americas were peopled. One argues migration from Asia in pre Sav age times, the other claims Central American civilization arose from Buddhist monks traveling from Asia to Mexico in the fifth century. It notes most advocates of the first thesis are anthropologists while secondists are travelers and missionaries.

Americas Asia America Central America Mexico

Buffalo Bill Survives By Aims of a Buffalo Stampede

Wm F Cody known as Buffalo Bill earned fame by a daring escape when pursued by Indians. He hid in a tree as a buffalo herd charged below. Seizing his chance he dropped onto the leader and rode away, scaring off his pursuers.

Wm. F. Cody Buffalo Bill Cody

Lilac's Persian name and European journey

Lilac comes from the Persian word Silas meaning flower. The plant entered Europe from Persia in the fifteenth century via German traveler Buabeck.

Europe Persia Buabeck

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