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26 Feb 1878
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1878
Page
1
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Town and public officers named include Town Council members W C Rowland E G Wood James Clark Jr Wm Lewis A J Davis P Greenland G L Friday P J Falconer M Spaulding Clerk R P King Assessor J P Marston School Directors Benjamin Nesmith R P King Thomas Keelor J F Wells F Henry George Ensworth Justices of the Peace D J Hodges D W C James Constable John F McPherson Jr Notaries Public D Ball C H Noyes H E Brown O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith Auditors Geo P Orr Geo N Parmiee FE F Hodges.
A complete roster of district and county officers serving Warren area and surrounding towns. It lists positions from Congressman to County Superintendent with names and hometowns such as Warren and nearby communities including Sugar Grove, Sheffield, Tidioute, Deerfield, Kinzua, and Columbus.
Barrist Rev E F Crane Pastor Service at 11 AM and 7 PM Sabbath school at 10 AM Presbyterian Rev W A Rankin Pastor Service at 11 AM and 7 PM Sabbath School at 12 50 PM Episcopal Rev H S Getz Rector Service at 11 AM and 7 PM Sabbath School at 12 30 PM Methodist Rev R M Warren Pastor Service at 11 AM and 7 PM Sabbath School at 12 50 PM Evangelical Rev A Rearick Pastor Service at 10 30 AM and 7 PM Sabbath School at 9 30 AM Lutheran Rev F C H Lampe Pastor at 9 30 AM English School at 3 PM Scandinavian Rev J Mellander Pastor Services first and third Sundays at 10 30 AM and 7 30 PM Catholic Rev Father De La Roque assisted by Rev Father Mullen Services every Sunday at 8 and 10 30 AM Vespers at 5 PM
A compact directory of local lodges with meeting nights and officers. Laban Loner No 52 K of H meets every other Monday at K of H Hall opposite Carver House. Carroll Lodge No 102 AOUW meets Wednesday in hall over Ss Burgess store. Norvru Star Lodge No 241 AYM meets Wednesday near full moon. Occidental HRA Chapter No 235 meets second Monday. Coonewango Lodge No 259 IOGT meets Monday at Johnson's Exchange. Warren Lodge No 339 IOOF meets Tuesday in Allen Block. Kossuth Encampment No 98 IOOF meets second and fourth Thursdays.
A lyrical meditation on curfew time and children at rest, contrasting bedtime rituals with visions of innocence. The speaker reflects on motherly care, tiny shoes and gowns, and the spiritual hush that falls as children drift toward sleep, ending with a note of divine guidance toward God and heaven.
In a Western town a grieving family starts Grandma Appledor's Bake Shop to survive after the death of George Appledor. Sue Nell and Grandma turn a kitchen into a thriving home bakery, expanding to a small enterprise with deliveries, a growing staff, and a loyal clientele, amid hints of social risk.
Noah Brooks recalls Lincoln’s simple tastes and manners at the White House. He notes Lincoln’s frugal habits, dislike of gloves, tea and coffee preference, and occasional suffering moments. anecdotes include comforting and stern episodes from receptions and protests, revealing a humane yet resolute president.
An elderly man finds his daughter with a friend in a dim parlor at 11:45. She defends the scene as candleless due to hard times and high lighting costs. The father attempts to leave through a wall-paper panel in astonishment.
Elite circles abroad increasingly host themed balls where attendees dress in costumes and characters from a chosen historical era, ensuring events remain stylish and cohesive rather than chaotic.
The Buffalo Express notes a rising pattern of suicides at Niagara Falls, where victims jump from bridges or enter the rapids aiming at the heart to avoid torture. It cites drownings and unidentified bodies, describing the fatal plunge as an undeniable end with bodies often found nude downstream. It laments lost reason and cites Mrs. Averys case as a local memory.
The Baltimore American reports Mrs. Ross clinging to hope for her child's recovery while Mr. Ross remains cautious yet determined to pursue the search. The piece contrasts her faith with his warning that many cases show promising leads that do not prove a match.
Patchouly is the term used to describe a Hibernian who prevaricates. The note warns readers that this quirky phrase signals evasive or deceptive speech in Irish culture.
In changeable climate, neglect leads to serious sickness and death from colds. Boschee's German Syrup is touted as a remedy for consumption hemorrhages pneumonia severe coughs croup and throat or lung diseases. Sample bottles cost 10c regular 75c. sold by Morck Co Hageltine & Davis.
The piece offers advice on harmonious married life stressing gentleness and mutual respect. It counsels avoiding anger and taunts, preferring loving criticism, yielding to each other, and speaking kindly. It emphasizes daily acts of care, mutual support, and discretion in household matters.
The article explains the heavy burden of a silver dollar at 412.5 grains and converts values to pounds and cubic feet. It cites a Chicago Journal view on how daily wages and large sums would require carts, mule trains, and vast vault space if silver dominated circulation.
W H Smythe known as the American Post man finished a 2000 mile walk begun December 26 at 7 a m. He walked nonstop day and night, resting at most 1 hour 20 minutes each period. He surpassed Gale by 240 hours and completed the last mile in 8 minutes 54 seconds with 14 minutes to spare. Berlin cor Herald Feb 6.
A Chicago Tribune item mocks a watch maker on Clark Street who claims to offer a patent clock that retards or accelerates time to manage courting daughters. The device. advertised with dramatic phrases, promises to delay or hasten a young couple’s hours, aided by yawns and a father with a candle.
The thaw drives egg prices to 45 cents a dozen as city roads turn muddy. A quip notes a country hen laying despite the conditions. A commentary adds that the young man with eye-glasses and a middle-parted hairstyle serves as a model for a cigar store sign.
A narrator by a window grows irate at feminine fashion and tailor swindle. Through dialogue and social satire he rails at dress prices and linings as the curtain nears closing in Scribner's March issue.
A dense patchwork of puns, quips, and comic snippets from a 19th century paper. It jumbles witticisms about punctuation, marriage, labor, church fairs, and daily life, with names like Beecher and Partington appearing amid light verse and dialect humor.
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