Farmer meeting notice at Warren Court House
The meeting is held the last Saturday of each month at 2 PM at the Warren Court House. President 8. H. Evans, secretary Willis Cowan, treasurer W B Acocks. All farmers are cordially invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1890
Page
1
The meeting is held the last Saturday of each month at 2 PM at the Warren Court House. President 8. H. Evans, secretary Willis Cowan, treasurer W B Acocks. All farmers are cordially invited to attend.
Schedule fragment shows EST Eastern times for Erie, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh routes. Entries include arrival and departure times for Erie Acc Erie Mail St Mary’s Express and Kane Acc with Sunday and weekday refinements across east west north south segments.
A collage of wry sayings and quips from multiple newspapers. It mixes aphorisms on speed, obedience, economy, fashion, and social norms with humorous exchanges about a house move and a cattle ranch name. The tone is light, observational, and era-specific.
A Kemp's Balsam promotion touts the product as a perfect cough and throat cure with immediate effects after the first dose. It urges trial bottles at proggists and highlights 50c and $1 sizes. A separate note advertises Arnica Oil Liniment for quick chest relief in hard colds from Morris & Mullen, N.C. Allen.
A collage of quoted poems from Ballou's Magazine Philadelphia Press and Boston Transcript. It weaves themes of fleeting youth, enduring friendship, and the woes of love and loss through sharp, humorous image snippets and rhymes.
During the year ending November 30, Michigan produced 8,864,979 barrels of salt, reflecting strong mining activity and regional supply for industrial use. The figure marks a continued role for Michigan in salt production amid steady demand.
A survey highlights Trinity Church New York surpassing some Episcopal dioceses in clergy and parishes with numerous Sabbath services in Brooklyn. It covers Japan church growth, Judson's funding for a South Washington Square church memorial, church music philosophy, Spanish Protestant reach, Armour Mission’s teacher network plan, and Armour’s multi-building training effort.
A Duke finds a starving man and brings him to the palace table. The man complains about the feast and insults, while the Duke insists on sharing the same meal. The tale ends with a moral about who earns and who depends on charity.
A reflective piece on patriotic love of homeland, roots, and soil as the core of republican government. It cites George Eliot and Georgia motifs, stressing home life and memory as the source of national strength, with moral reflections on gratitude and friendship.
A detective explains burglar tools and methods, noting that each thief has a customized kit with hardened drills, tailor made bits, and monogrammed tongs. The piece recalls Spike Hennessy and cites a New York police finding of a lavishly equipped safe cracking set.
The New York Ledger notes a will where Skinflint leaves his estate to his son Harry, but clarifies the son’s inheritance effectively channels the property to Groggins, a saloon keeper, through an indirect bequest. The exchange reveals surprise over the saloonkeeper gaining the estate.
A lawyer awakes to find a robber in his room already taking his jewelry and money. The thief reveals he was the lawyer’s client who was acquitted after the lawyer’s defense. The robber says business is business and promises to hire a better attorney with the spoils. Moran notes business should be done for spot cash.
Ottawa dispatch reports E J Bender's London deal for the Quebec and Montreal railway and Belle Isle extension reviving General Sir Selby Smyth's proposal to dam the Straits of Belle Isle. The plan aims to divert the polar current away from the Gulf of St Lawrence, cooling the gulf and northeastern shores.
A narrator recalls a clichéd village romance where a nobleman courts the vicar's daughter, the plot twists through a breakfast revelation, a kiss provokes a melodramatic reaction, and the village fate is sealed by conventional sentiment.读
F. G. Carpenter notes how shaved heads began as a sign of submission under Manchu conquest and evolved into a symbol of pride. He describes Chinese grooming habits from Beijing to the interior, detailing shaving costs, tools, street barber culture, and women's hair practices with period tone.
A tramp explains how robbers exploit common hiding places in farms, detailing where money, jewelry, deeds, and papers are stored from clock shelves to tin boxes. The piece contrasts with a Virginia eagle incident where a young lady loses hair in a bird attack, as reported by Chicago Journal and New York Ledger.
A troupe’s advance agent provoked lynch threats in a Mobile area town by plastering Confederate monuments with posters. The manager F- faced losses of about 1500 dollars, booked a New York return, and the company split up with refunds and ships home after the debacle.
A mid nineteenth century exhortation praising apples as universally useful and economical. It urges families to stock two to ten barrels in autumn, views baked apples as the healthiest dessert, and suggests replacing pies and sweets with apples to reduce medical costs. The quote attributes the advice to Prof. Faraday.
Practical home tips cover boiling eggs and using copperas as a disinfectant for water systems. Bookbinders varnish instructions and baked puff pastries with marmalade are included, plus ironing guidance and lemon tart baking. Gem trade section discusses almond prices, South African diamond output, and expected value despite amalgamation.
A remedy recommended for influenza patients is Kemp's Balsam, specific for coughs and colds, suited to throat and lung ailments. Do not wait for symptoms. obtain a bottle now and keep it on hand to use at once. Neglect may lead to pneumonia. available at all druggists.
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