Artist Carradine Seeks Lost Love in Portrait Comeback
An artist named Carradine, driven by memory, paints a portrait of a mysterious girl who once crowned him with roses. The painting leads him to Leila Auvernay, now poor and betrothed to another, who reveals past love and asks him to consider a life together despite hardship.
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Carradine
Egypt
Caradine
Hubert Carradine
Leila Augerney
Cecil Wyndham
Mr. Wyndham
Leila Auvernay
Academy
Mr. Carradine
Leila
Mail schedules and routes for Warren P O Office
Postal notice lists mail dispatch times and routing for Warren P O, including western and eastern Pennsylvania, New York and New England, and regional trains. It specifies days for towns like Titusville Tidioute Germany Sugar Grove and Kinzua with varying 7 daily and sparse service.
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Corry
Erie
Meadville
Pittsburg
New York
New England
Ohio
N.Y. City
N. &. States
Baltimore
Washington
Titusville
Tidioute
D.A
V&P.r’y Way
V. Lander
Onoville
Steamburg
Germany
Sugar Grove
Esse
Town Officials List for Burgess Jamieson Election
The document records a roster of local officials including Burgess Jamieson Clerk R P King School Directors and Assessor J W Benson Justices of the Peace Geo O Cornelius and E Beeman and Constable G C James with several notaries public listed. It names county and school posts such as directors Charles Dinsmoor W M Lindsey R B Stewart and W H Pickett along with other municipal roles including Ozro Nesmith and C Dinsmoor.
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W. H. Pickett
J. W. Benson
Justices of the Peace
Geo. O. Cornelius
E. Beeman
Constable
G. C. James
Notares Public
D. J. Ball
C.H. Noyes
E. Brown
O. F. Hoffman
Ozro Nesmith
C. Dinsmoor
Local Pa County Officials and Officials List
Congressmen, senators, assembly members, judges, sheriffs, clerks, treasurer and commissioners named for Warren County. Listed are Wards Erie and surrounding towns with multiple districts including Sugar Grove Youngsville Lottsville and Brokentraw. Dates and exact spellings reflect historical OCR.
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L. F. Watson
Warren
J. W. Lee
Franklin
C. M. Shortt
Sugar Grove
W. J. Brown
P. W Brown
Farmington Pa
G. H. Bates
Brokentraw
E. A. Allen
Waren Pa
Jos. A. Weible
Register & Recorder
George W. Kinnear
F. M. Knapp
Benj. Ellis
Dr. AC
Blodget
Youngsville
D. Mead
A. Wheelock
Lottsville
J. L. Burroughs
Win
Swanson
Warren Co
N. P. Curtis
Conewangy
L. Putnam
Russelsburg
Dalrymple
C, Dp
Arird
Lander
Church Service Times Listed by Denomination
A compact listing shows service times for Lutheerran Baptist Presbyterian Methodist Evangelical Scandinavian and Catholic parishes. Ministers include Ph Doerr James Rea W A Rankin J M Thoburn T Bach N G Johnson Father De La Roque and Father Mullen with Sabbath and Sunday services noted.
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Lutheerran
Ph. Doerr
James Rea
W. A. Rankin
J. M. Thoburn
T. Bach
N. G. Johnson
Catholic
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
Fraternal Lodges and Societies Meet Weekly in Warren
The notice lists various lodges and orders in Warren with their meeting days and halls. groups include Warren Lodge No. 481 K of H, Emoney Lopar K and L, Mutual Protective Association Rouse Council No. 41, Laban Lodge No. 52 K of H, Carroll Lodge No. 102 A O U W, North Star Lodge No. 241 A Y M, Occidental H R A Chapter No. 235, Conewango Lodge No. 259 106 7, Warren Lodge No. 339 I O O F, Kossuth Encampment No. 98 I O O F, Warren Council R T of T, Repert Bloom Lodge No. 249 D O H. Each lists meeting cadence and hall location in Warren venues.
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Good Templars
Laban Lodge
H. Hall
Carver House
Carroll Lodge
A. Oo
UO. W
Warren Saiings Bank
North Star Lodge
A.Y. M
Occidental H. R. A
Conewango Lodge
Johnson’ Exchange
Warren Lopge
O. F
Allen Block
Kossuth
O.F
Warren and Buffalo Rail Schedule Fragment
Sunday trains from Warren and Kinzua to Bradford and Buffalo with Oil City connections. Timetables show departure times 8:20 am and 4:20 pm from Warren, 7:00 am and 4:00 pm from Oil City, plus Pullman and Parlor car services and ticketing details. Officials WM. Baldwin O, WATSON, W.S Leffard listed.
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Warren
Kinzua
Bradford
Buffalo
Oil City
Titusville
Corry
Brocton
Nuffle
Titusvile
Pullman
Pittsburg
Il City
Baldwin
Fass
O, Watson
N.Y
W.S Leffard
Homebound Husband Returns in Tense Domestic Scene
A terse homecoming scene shows a returned husband greeted by his wife with affection yet preoccupied by a flood of domestic woes. She cites bills, rent, a plumber, a missing meerschaum pipe, and a child punished at school as items weighing on their life together.
How to Visit the Sick with Care and Kindness
Advice on visiting a sick friend with caution and tact. Do not overwhelm with questions or talk of disease. Bring a pleasant presence, small comforting items, and light refreshments. Stay brief unless you can help, and avoid overindulgent treats or revealing details.
The Truth and Its Unwelcome Social Bite
A blunt moral essay argues honesty offends, praising candid speech while noting social aversion to truth tellers. It cites a debtor who opts for flattery over payment and ends with a scene of a victim in a park amid receptive crowds.
Angels' work on a palace car
A weary woman with three children boards a palace car. A young boy offers his fruit and sandwiches to her, risking scorn from relatives. The mother explains the boy is not an angel but doing angels' work, leaving all grateful.
Squire Taken In By A Practical Joke Story
A kind hearted Squire is duped by friends into visiting a supposed injured friend. Believing the tale, he consoles him and offers help, only to learn the truth when told the real reason for the man’s return home with his bride. The episode haunts the Squire afterward.
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Mr. C
Sammy
Jim
Jim C
Why Women Become Insane Observations From Hartford Insane Retreat Case
The report cites Mrs M a 44 year old mother of eight with acute mania and notes the husband cannot find a cause. The superintendent says the husband's description exposes the likely social and domestic factors behind her mental state. The text shifts to advice on keeping scrapbooks to preserve useful newspaper pieces for future reference.
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Hartford
Cranky critics and women’s worth in public talk
A and a critique of men who attack women's character. The piece argues such nay-sayers are small, ignorant, and unworthy, urging respect for women today. It ends with a claim about a tonic, asserting it cures dyspepsia and is sold with a warranty.
Yes Tooth Powder Sale Notice
An advertisement announces Yes Tooth Powder for sale by JoHanson and Siegfried. The notice highlights product availability and retailer names for the sale.
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JoHanson & Siegfreid
Conversation as the key to a child’s education
The piece argues children learn from parents through engaging daily dialogue at home. It warns dull, silent homes deter youth and urges parents to use their knowledge at home, cultivate conversation, and provide pleasant family discussion to foster mental growth and social skill.
Woman pleads for husband to return home early
A wife asks her husband to come home sooner fearing loneliness. She admits she imagines someone is in the house but feels safe when he returns, believing there is no intruder once he is present.
Deaf landlord tale ends in comic bill dispute
A boarding-house keeper with selective hearing spins a yarn about miscommunication over rent. Bill recounts breakfast banter with a deaf landlord who only answers when it benefits him, leading to a humorous payoff about paying next Monday.
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Bill
The Bad American Tooth
A June 19 Pull Mall Gazette excerpt laments U S dental decay amid progress. It notes twelve artificial tooth factories producing 10,000,000 teeth yearly and high gold use for fillings, linking ivory scarcity and bimetalist fears to American demand and global trade.
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America
United States
M. Cernuschi
Jonathan
Europe
Solomon
Tarshish
Pull Mall
After Fifteen Years of Marriage in Griffin Ga
The author reflects on a fifteen year marriage in Griffin Georgia noting a modest $1.50 license cost. He jokes that time brought more bitter than sweet but asserts a steady life and aims to leave his family poverty as a claim to stability. He lists a thirty member household with wife and children and ends with a humorous census-like tally.
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Pollock
Carradine
Leilia
Griffin
Americus
Daniel Webster
Claude
Madyve
Ourself
Trwinton
Burial Details of Danenhower and Men Recited
Navy reports by Melville and Danenhower describe the burial of DeLong and his party after the boats separated. The bodies rested in a box of seven inch planks 22 feet long and seven feet wide with a two foot depth, a 13 inch diameter cross bearing names was set in the center, and the box lay on a rock 400 feet high with the cross extending 13 feet above.
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Danenhower
Melville
Navy Department
DeLong
Buried Mississippi delta forests reveal ancient giant cypress
Geologists describe a 300 mile stretch of the Mississippi delta where ten successive forest growths lie buried in sand. Among the bald cypress, some trees exceed twenty five feet in diameter and one stump records 5,600 rings. Estimates place each forest at about 10,000 to 100,000 years old.
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The
Mississippi
The Heathen Chinee poker quip
A Chinaman recounts his draw poker experience with exaggerated spellings. He describes drawing three cards and winning five dollars with no callers, then two cards for ten dollars with no callers, and one card for fifteen dollars with everyone entering, ending with the phrase Chinaman busted.
Howells Renames Forthcoming Novel A Woman's Reason
Mr Howells changes the title of his upcoming novel from A Sea Change to A Woman's Reason. The new title echoes a Shakespearean line and parallels readers' memories of The Two Gentlemen of Verona.
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Mr. Howells
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St. Nicholas
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Mr. Hood
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Frank H. Converse
Palmer Cox
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R. B. Birch
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George William Curtis
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Sweet
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Detroit Post and Tribune
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Ar & Dunkle
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Glory
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Scofield
Warren Pa
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Noyes
Joison’s Exchange
J. Muse
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Benilup
Gest
Enry Cobham
W. A. Greaves
Aragon
ALL & Thompson Attorneys At Law
Beaty Block
Ball
Thompsoon
Nuvary Public. Dist
WM. Swanson
Atouaew
Johnson
Wilbur & Schnur
O Fies
W. W. Wilbur
Wm, Schnur
Silors
First National Bank
H. &. Brown
Tonk Lindsey
1Aaces, & Cable
Water Street
Scofied Block
Hp Stais
Dinsmoor
Jas
CABLE
Richard B. Stewart
B. Stewart and and Surgeons
Stret
Hickory
Lion
Plxanner House
Court House
Abble Evans
R. J. M. Davies
Baptist Church
Liberty
NEC
H. Leon Hart
JF Cigers
Tolesco
Jarren Hotel
D. M.& P. F. Davis
Renhe ST. James
Corray
Postoffice
R. R. Depot
Mrfarland
Prop’r
Avid K. Dean
National Bank
S. P, Schermerhorn
the Boss
Richburg, Wate
Alis Wales
G. W. Neasse && CO
Little Valley
Soldin Warren
L. G Noyes
Variety Hall
Local Directory
Tim Soutl
Salamanca
Phila
Oi City
Ee Olean
B. Hartman
Hartman
Wey
H. Hallett & Co
Portland
Maine
Brown
Fred
John
Jane
His
Squire
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