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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1898

Page

4

Oddities in the Handwriting of Famous Authors

The piece surveys handwriting styles of historic and contemporary writers. It ranges from Longfellow and Charlotte Bronte to Napoleon and Dickens, noting bold, fine, legible, or crabbed traits and the challenges they posed for copyists and editors.

Longfellow Charlotte Bronte Capt. Marryat Napoleon Germany Josephine Seat of Carlyle Gall Gray Moore Leigh Hunt Walter Scott Buchanan Charles Dickens W. D. Howells Bret Harte Andrew Lang William Norris Frederick Locker George Macdonald Horace Greeley Belshazzar

End of the Way Dream in a Restful Haven

Poem lines describe a voyage toward a calming valley and haven where storms fade and ships rest. The verse invites dreamers to find peace beyond hardship, with imagery of sea winds, anchored vessels, and morning light.

Hawks and crows in a woodland mock trial

Victor Smith recounts a New York Press tale of a crow conclave circling a hawk as they test his feats. The hawk performs somersaults and loops while the crows mock and judge. The narrator notes his own gun silenced the scene before any verdict.

Victor Smith New York Alyly

Vegetarian Exhibition Showcases Curiously Named Foods

A vegetarian exhibition displays items such as Melton Mowbray pies, vegetable sausages, macaroni shops, fruit and nut bread, and wheat with fruits or vegetables. It features Nucoline butter a nut derived fat for confectionery and frying, vegetable cod liver oil, and vegetable carrels prepared by a renowned Indian chef, suggesting a diverse plant based diet.

Melton Mowbray

Pigs as Life-Savers Save Passengers After Shipwreck

At midnight on October 16 the Illawarra Company's steamer Kamuruaka struck a reef near Pedro Reef while en route from Eden to Sydney. All passengers, asleep in berths, were rescued using a traveling wagon and pigs swam ashore with signal lines tied to their hind legs. The vessel was a total loss.

Illawarra Company Kamuruaka Eden Sydney Australia Pedro Reef

Paving With Inlaid Advertisements in St Petersburg

A proposal suggests an asphalt paving company cover principal street corners in St Petersburg with inlaid advertisements at no cost to the city. The ads would be mosaic and removable, allowing the public to enjoy constantly changing novelties underfoot through enterprising merchants.

St. Petersburg Russia

French dudograph aids blind reader sight and touch

A new French device called the dudograph acts as a typewriter printing letters in relief so they are visible to the eye and tactile to the fingers, allowing direct correspondence between blind and sighted people.

France

Bacteriologist Reports Discovery in Chinese Made Cigar

Dr J C Spencer of the San Francisco Board of Health announces the discovery of tuberculosis bacteria in a Chinese made cigar he examined, detailing the new public health concern and urging caution for smokers.

J. C. Spencer The Board of Health At San Francisco

The Increase of Homes in Modern Society

The piece argues that home ownership grows across the nation from crowded centers to suburbs, reflecting progress in architecture and education. It notes numerous home builder papers and low priced architecture books, and claims ownership fosters citizenship and public order, benefiting families and the country.

New York

Theodora Chooses Hunt Over Jack At Society Ball

Theodora Theodora confronts two suitors, George Hunt and Jack, deciding to marry Hunt while breaking off with Jack after discussing finances and engagement timing. Jack later learns Theodora has chosen Hunt, and a strained farewell occurs as Theodora travels to visit her aunt.

Theodora’s violets and a lovers volatile confession

In Peterson’s Magazine, Jack and Theodora clash over violets and jokes that sting. A note reads The fool and his money soon parted. The pair reconcile as Jack admits his misreading and pleads again, while Theodora reveals she never truly engaged.

Theodora Jack the Hathaways Hunt Constantia Hope Peterson

Alligator Ate Mrs Goulds Pet Kitten in Philadelphia Home

Miss Vera Gould of Philadelphia kept an eighteen inch alligator in her dining room. In a midday scene the hungry reptile attempted to devour a neighbor kitten, with the mother cat attacking from the floor. The kitten disappeared and the cat was kept in the cellar.

Vera Gould Thirty-ninth Baring Streets Philadelphia Florida Miss Gould

Accidental Death Of Alexandria Tobacconist

Mr. S P Carr of Carr and Dickerson tobacconists of Alexandria Virginia died after a revolver discharged while he tried to open a desk drawer. The shot struck his chest and he died two hours later. His wife was nearby and notified the servant. Carr was about 53 and well regarded in the tobacco trade. A similar death occurred to a prominent tobacconist in Alexandria about twenty years ago.

S. P. Carr Carr & Dickerson, Tobacconists Alexandria Floyd Avenue Carr Mr. Carr

Maladies of Germs and Gem Color Fading in Light

The article notes that prolonged light exposure can fade colored gems. Emeralds sapphires and rubies are affected though rubies retain color more permanently. Berlin and Paris experiments showed a ruby two years in a shop window lighter than its darkened mate.

Berlin Paris

Odd Ages Don’t Align at Indianapolis Funeral

At Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Indianapolis six pallbearers aged 86 85 84 79 77 and 82 helped James Grigsby 95 at his funeral. The combined ages totaled 493 years, an unusual tally for a single service.

James Grigsby Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Indianapolis T. M. Chill J. F. Daugherty G. W. Ryan D. G. Kern D. Shearer J. L. Avery

Sea Wolves at War A Swordfish vs Whale Tale

An account from a 1870s brig Firefly crew describes a whale pursued by thrashers while a swordfish stabbed from beneath. Observers atop the rigging witness the whale strike and surface repeatedly, finally sinking after the coordinated attack by the thrashers and swordfish.

San Francisco Tahiti Marquesas Captain Turner

A Big Prize Offered for Paris Exposition Merit

M Osiris, a renowned French phil anthropist, deposits 20000 at the Bank of France to fund a prize by the Parisian press syndicate. The award will go to the exhibitor judged most meritorious in artistic industrial or humanitarian value at the 1900 Paris exhibition.

M. Osiris Bank of France

Fontenelle’s Secret to Success Revealed

Fontenelle claimed his lifetime success came from two maxims: everyone may be right and everything may be so. He listened to all, never offending by disputing, and applied this tolerant approach to life.

Addison Me Dike Marshes Hay Crop estimate

Addison Me area dike marshes long a income source and this season yields an estimated 450 tons of hay.

Addison

German Rail Regulation Colors by Ticket Class

On German State railways carriages reflect ticket class with color codes. First class cars are yellow, second class green, and third class white, guiding passenger seating and car appearance.

Germany

Longevity Seen Rising in Census Figures

Washington figures show average longevity advancing in the last decade, with a perceptible rise in life expectancy across the population.

Washington

The Burglar Takes a Turkey and a Moonlit Ride

A retired thief recounts a Christmas Eve raid on a suburban house for a turkey. He snags the bird but is foiled by a window string bell and milkman, fleeing with milkman’s wagon to escape. He ends with no turkey but gratitude for a peaceful holiday.

Apple Plucked Thirty Years Ago Preserved Since

Dr. E. J. Puckett of Muncie Indiana kept an apple picked before he went to war The fruit came from a tree he planted on his mother's grave in Teetersburg Tipton county Indiana The tree bore fruit four years after his return and the doctor has kept the apple ever since.

E. J. Puckett Muncie Ind Teetersburg Tipton County

Thresher's Friend aids filling sacks at mill

The plan shows a sturdy frame with slide boards and hooks to hold an empty bag. The boards drop to allow filling through a funnel and spout, then are pulled up by strings through a locking pulley. When raised, the bag is secured and fills efficiently.

Bermuda Lily Study to Cut US Trade Costs

Prof. Galloway of the Department of Agriculture will visit Bermuda to study the Bermuda lily. He aims to identify soil and climatic conditions that keep the plant healthy, hoping to introduce the lily to the United States and save about $2,000,000 yearly in imports.

Galloway Department of Agriculture Bermuda United States Wilson

Fungicide attempts reduce potato scab at New Jersey station

Researchers report that manure increases scab and lime worsens it while corrosive sublimate damages crops. Rolling or dusting cut seed with sulphur lowers scab to about five percent versus 47 percent in untreated checks. Similar results seen at the College Farm with sulphur costing about $1 per acre.

New Jersey College Farm

English agriculturist Garton aids cross fertilization on Earl of Winchilsea farm

English agriculturist Mr Garton on the Earl of Winchilsea’s experimental farm at Sleaford applies cross fertilization principles with great success. In the United States these crosses of wheat have worked, but barley and oats have not been attempted. Dr Goodfellow praises Garton’s methods as unique and original, noting cereals once comparatively useless become valuable through his approaches.

Garton Earl O Winchilsea Sleaford England United States Dr. Goodfellow Department of Agriculture

Alfalfa Flesh Formation Increases With Age

Alfalfa builds flesh forming matter as it ages if kept in a close condition. The changes mainly alter the fat forming materials and not the flesh formers.

Iowa cattle feed shows gain with old and new linseed meals

In an Iowa feeding trial a group of cattle fed the old process linseed meal gained 697 pounds. The same lot fed the new process meal showed a total gain of 783 pounds.

Iowa

Local Shop Promotes Cash Purchases and Low Prices

Promote cash only sales with commitment to low prices and regular customer service in Warren. Emphasize constant availability and on hand stock to celebrate savings for shoppers.

Warren

Driver's Windbreak On Sled For Harsh Conditions

An illustrated guide describes a windbreak device for a driver on a sled using four stakes a sheet of duck and rings. A glass framed by wood fits into a box seat and two openings fit reins. Adjust stake positions to block wind from front side or rear. Folding sheet with glass inside stores in the seat box. The contrivance aims to lessen suffering at low cost.

Overshirts For Stable Work

The article advises wearing two sturdy shirts for stable chores to avoid carrying stable odors into the home. It notes odors from dirt and animals stain clothes, and that chores are done before breakfast to keep meals appealing and reduce frequent washing. It emphasizes saving clothes by protecting them from odors.

Horseradish Pioneer Grows Fresh Supply and Fuel Claim

A Minnesota farmer notes horseradish provides easy home supply once planted and best when grated fresh. He warns frost hurts digging, so harvest in fall. He also claims corn can fuel a home cheaper than coal, heating his house and feeding cattle through winter.

Minnesota

Reporter Donzelot Joins Firefight to File Tale

During a riot Donzelot refuses to leave and asks a friend to take his paper. He is shot in the chest while insisting on finishing his report and directs a postscript before dying in Paris.

Donzelot Pantheon Garde Nationale Petit Journal

Tramp of London's Postmen Calculated Mileage

A calculation estimates London postmen walk about 48 360 miles daily, a distance nearly twice the globe's circumference, illustrating extraordinary urban delivery labor.

London

Dunkirk to Pittsburgh line timetable excerpt

Timetable fragment shows Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad passenger stops with stations, street car connections, and arrival times between New York and cities like Boston, Falconer, Fentonville, Warren, and Titusville. Includes daily south and northbound p.m. and a.m. designations and station names.

Warren Kantani New York Phil Deipa Washington Baltimore Harrisburg Philadelphia Erie Willaus Philadelpia Williamsport Philelphia Kane Sheffield J. B. Hutchinson J. R. Wou L Passenge Sun Daily South North Boston Ccce E Aidroy Cagevbeevennti Dnebeien Falconer Junct Ffewsdufz Fentonville Russell Wes Auld Rvineton Wes Oo Younqsville Pittsfield Garland Torpedo Grand Valley Am Sabe Titusville Amm City Dunkirk Falconer Falconer Junction D. C

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