Civic Officials and Appointments Listed in Town Record
The document lists local government positions and appointed roles including Burgess C H Noyes, council members W C Rowland and others, Clerk R P King, Assessor J P Maraton, School Directors Nesmith King Keelor Wells Henry Ensworth, Justices D J Hodges D W C James, Constable John F McPherson Jr, Notaries D I Ball C H Noyes H E Brown O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith, Auditors Orr Parmlee Hodges.
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Justices of the Peace
D. J. Hodges
D. W. C. James
Constable
John F. McPherson, Jr
Notaries Public
D. I. Ball
C. H. Noyes
H. E. Brown
O. F. Hoffman
Ozro Nesmith
Auditors
Geo. P. Orr
Geo. N. Parmlee
E. F. Hodges
Secret anniversaries of the heart and silent holidays
The passage reflects on private memories and emotions kept apart from others. It likens recollections to rivers, bright mornings, and white imagery, comparing tender memories to a fairy tale and a dreamlike landscape. The verse frames intimate feelings as enduring, luminous moments.
County Officials Listed for Warren Pennsylvania Area
A roster lists Warren Pennsylvania residents and nearby towns for county offices including Congressman L. F. Watson state senator C. W. Stone assemblyman W. M. Lyndsey president judge Lansing D. Wetmore and other associates sheriffs prothonotary register treasurer and auditors with home towns such as Pittsfield Deerfield Sugar Grove Tidioute and Kinzua in the county administration slate.
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L. F. Watson
Warren
C. W. Stone
W. M. Lyndsey
Lansing D. Wetmore
W.B Acocks
Pittsfield
W. W. Connely
Deerfield
Henry Brace
W. Waters
Register & Recorder
W. J
Verse on Giving and Gratitude by Tinneyaluva
Mr Whittier presents a versified extract from Tinneyaluva a Hindoo poet of old who praised charity and warned against ingratitude The poem urges giving without expectation of praise and recalls sevenfold birth and future lives as safeguards against misdeeds It condemns cursing benefactors and stresses mercy and forgiveness for good intent unless wrong is returned with ill.
Transit schedule fragment lists multiple stations and times
A fragmented timetable shows numerous stations including Salamanca Jamestown Union City Meadville Greenville Warren Akron Ashland Mansfield Chicago St Louis Cleveland Kent Galion Urbana Springfield Dayton Cincinnati and Louisville with assorted arrival and departure times across the day and night. The text reads as a messy OCR of a regional rail or bus schedule rather than a single narrative.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Springfield
Urbana
Lavain Marion
Aim Galion
Mansfield
Ashland
Akron
Kent
Ravenna
Warren
Greenville
Meadville
Union City
Corry
Jamest
Salamanca
Buffalo
Hornelsvle
Himira
Binghint
New York
Boston
Jamestown
Coely
Taverna
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Eeaed
Galion
Louisville
Church Schedules and Ministers Listed by Denomination
A parish notices page lists pastors and service times for Baptist Presbyterian Episcopal Methodist Evangelical Lutheran Lutheran English and Scandinavian congregations. Catholic services led by Father De La Roque and Father Mullen occur Sundays at 3 and 10:30 AM with Vespers at 4 PM.
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Baptist
E. F. Crane
Ilam
Presbyterian
W. A. Rankin
Episcopal
Getz
Methodist
R. M. Warren
Llam
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodge Meeting Schedule
Fraternal orders list meeting times for Laban Lodge No 52 Carroll Lodge No 102 North Star Lodge No 241 Occidental H R A Chapter No 235 Conewango Lodge No 250 Warren Lodge No 339 Kossuth Encampment No 98 with meeting days and locations in town. Officers named include H Lorn A Merrill Coates Waters Schnur Noyes Cornelius Falconer Ames and Brdhead.
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Johnson’s
Gro
Johnson’s Exchange
G. H. Ames
C. P
A Glimpse of Youth by J. G. Holland
Poet reflects on youth and aging sparked by a maiden seen in the street. The speaker finds youth persistent within age and sees every child and boy as echoing his own inner youth in a timeless cycle. The verse ends with the idea that the beloved face rekindles memories that turn back to a golden page in the speaker's life.
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J. G. Holland
Tribune offers five year THE WEEKLY and Webster Dictionary deal
An old subscriber offer bundles five years of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE post paid with a leather bound Webster's Unabridged Dictionary for $10, saving $2 versus bookstore price. Options include paying for two years and bringing in three new subscribers, or renewing five years at regular rate plus the Dictionary for $2 off. Additional club premiums promote multiple weeklies with novels or reference works.
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the Tribune
Tribune
Greeley
Mr. Greeley
Daily Tribune
New York
Harper's
THE
Tribune New York
United States
Weekly Tribune
P. O
The True Gentleman Defines True Nobility
A long reflection outlines the ideal of a true gentleman as honest, respectful, and free of deceit. It contrasts external status with inner conduct, citing examples of decency in speech and action, and notes that gentleness and truthfulness come from character, not fortune or dress.
Reading and spelling through word-by-word teaching method
Akron teacher uses slips of cardboard with single words to teach reading spelling and sentence building thus fostering engagement as children learn words like dog and the, then combine them. The St Louis Journal notes a stereotype about women playing whist with rapid verbal play and second-guessing.
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Akron
Ohio
St. Louis
Money and modern living.
The Chicago Inter Ocean urges a shift from fast living to simple, productive living. It argues that wealth alone does not ensure happiness, calls for family and work-centered values, and advocates modest dress, ethical spending, and practical education to restore balance and prosperity.
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Chicago
Dagaine
Chicago Inter- Ocean
Fresh Air Urged As Restorative For Health
In the December Popular Science Monthly, Dr. Paul Niemeyer argues for extensive fresh air as a cure and preventative. He cites cases from Florida, Southern California, and the Mediterranean coast where open air life benefits those with lung disease and even saves a seventh son who moved to sea life. He urges perfect ventilation, six hundred cubic feet per hour, and notes night air is healthier than day air. He condemns crowded heated rooms and over clothing as causes of coughs and colds, and contrasts rich stagnant living with open air and exercise as the path to vigor.
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Popular Science Monthly
Paul Niemeyer
Florida
California
Mediterranean
Strasburg
Bessoul
le Mans
Niemeyer
Believers Reject Eternal Hell Doctrine Excerpt Debate
A heated debate excerpt features Jonathan Edwards Col Ingersoll Beecher and others denying eternal damnation. Critics challenge orthodox hellfire teaching and argue justice and sanity clash with the idea of perpetual punishment. The passage showcases strong religious rhetoric and anti hellfire positions.
Canary Named Charley Sparks Hidden Affair
In this city a young wife named a canary Charley after a friend. Her husband, returning home, overheard her calling the bird and using intimate phrases as Charley. He rushed to the door shouting Madame, but found no intruder. The canary now bears a different name.
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Canary
Charley
Madame
Villian
Zerre Haute
Vegetarian party chased by bull at water cure retreat
A group of vegetarian guests at a water cure establishment were walking in a field when a bull charged them, driving the party from the pasture. One woman exclaimed she would now eat beef three times daily, labeling the bull a hateful creature.
The Manners of Authors and Their Gentle Gentry
A Cincinnati Gazette correspondent surveys American literary figures noting Dr. Holland’s severe pace. Mrs Mary Mapes Dodge’s bright humor. Miss Mary L Booth’s warmth. Longfellow’s kind courtesy. Lowell’s moody reserve. Holmes’s brisk wit. Whittier’s Quaker calm. Emerson’s quiet charm. Howells’s shy gentleness. concluding editors and writers share amiability over stereotype.
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Harper's Bazar
Boston
Longfellow
Lowell
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Whittier
Emerson
Mr. Emerson
Shakespeare
Howells
The
Atlantic
Ohio
Cincinnati Gazette
The Labor Puzzles and Teasing Verses Assorted Clips
A collage of comic quips and verses from a period paper. It includes social jabs on fashion and labor, wry reflections on bridesmaids and marriage, jokes about priests and ministers, humorous exchanges about cows and tears, and a South African chief's view on Christian unity, all framed as light reading.
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Willie
Rome
New York Evening Mail
Truth About Horace Greeley as Gourmet Nonepicure
A historical reminiscence recalls Horace Greeley as a devoted reader of Grahamite diet and a man who ate voraciously without drinking alcohol. It recounts a Thanksgiving misadventure with brandy peaches, prompting laughter and a vow to avoid liquor thereafter. The anecdote ends with Greeley asking whether peaches were poisoned by brandy.
Whisperings for Bachelors on Loneliness and Domestic Life
A reflective piece argues that only married men enjoy a home and the solace of family in old age. It laments the bachelor’s isolation, noting there are no tears or loving voices to bid him farewell. The text condemns bachelorhood as a life unnamed and a plain record in humanity.
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People’s Journal
Portland
Maine
Derrick
Tommy
Tom
Does Death End All in Vanderbilt Will Case
Reverend Joseph Cook questions death ending all, while the Vanderbilt will case proceeds, suggesting lingering conflicts over testamentary claims and possible estates issues.
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Joseph Cook
Vanderbilt Will
Why Printers Die Young Observations From the Elmira Advertiser
A concise critique notes printers die young due to harsh editors and sensitive authors. The piece lists burdens like smoky workspaces, demanding discipline, and varied roles from stepfamily misfortune to learning many arts. It warns ambitious apprentices the craft can be depressingly harsh.
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Elmira Advertiser
Request for a different art study replaces chromes
A Hawkeye letter condemns a chromatic study titled Autumn Scenes on American Farms. The writer praises technique but rejects the farm scene as unsuitable for a city-raised son, calling for a David and Goliath with less grass and more blood in the image.
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New Century Art Publishing Company
What the children said
A collection of quips from children including a boy noting remarks are unnecessary a girl asking if mamma believed some folks would be lost and another child commenting on a cat’s tail behavior in a playful family moment.
False economy in salary cuts for teachers
The Graphic argues against cutting teacher salaries noting that any savings are redirected to building prisons and almshouses, a transfer that harms education funding and public welfare. The observation claims the supposed savings do not improve fiscal health.
Too Much Chicken on Oak Street
A Burlington Hawkeye item recounts a newlywed couple on Oak Street who hosted their first roast chicken. A passerby overheard their dinner time lament as the husband, pale and distressed, tosses the whole roasted bird over the fence, declaring there was too much chicken.
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Oak Street
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