Operating Surgeon in Warren Pa with clinic details
General and orificial surgery physician lists office addresses at 09 Liberty Street and 418 Third Street Warren Pa. Office hours include 9 to 11 A M and 2 to 4 P M and 7 to 8 P M. Specializes in chronic diseases women’s diseases and rectal issues. Local surgeon advertises hours and locations.
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Liberty Street
Third Street
Warren
Warren, Pa
Warren Savings Ban Building
Allen Block
Second and
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Ormen
Allen
WM. Harrison Allen
F. W. Whitcomb
M. KE
Andre Public
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Room
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Careah
Hazeltine Building
W. W. Wilbur
Attorneys At Law
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Ball, Co
C. Thompson
Johnson’s Exchange
V. M. Lindsey
Capital and Services Offered by Local Bank
Capital of 150000 dollars, accounts solicited on favorable terms, interest on time deposits with no notice required for withdrawal. Safety deposit boxes rent from 3 dollars. Officers include Myron Wares president and E T Hazeltine vice president. Cashier David L GeroULD with assistant L W Dennison. Directors listed: M Waters, P J Bayer, C A Cornen, KE Hazeltine, C F Hoffman, J M Siegfried, L W Dennison, Ed W Parshall, Jas O Parmlee.
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Myron Wares
E. T. HazelTine
David L. Gerould
L. W. Dennison
M. Waters
P. J. Bayer
C. A. Cornen
KE. T. Hazeltine
C. F
History of the Week A Run of Fires Deaths and Trials
A large July 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 roundup chronicles fires in Paris New York and Worcester mass deaths including Mrs Benson Bennett and Mrs Reich multiple murder and trial developments in Buffalo Washington and Syracuse rail and train incidents antitrust and weather bureau changes Civil and military unrest with strikes and robberies plus notable deaths and diversions from July 4 celebrations through July 9 including ships, politics, and sports notes.
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Paris
Benson Bennett
Jeffersonville
Ind
Hardesty
Clarence
Sadie Robinson
Montgomery Gibbs
Buffalo
Clain Pugh
Boulder
Mont
C. H. West
Buchanan
E. M. Bayers
Philadelphia
Herman Reich
New York
South Pacific
Riddles
Ore
M. W. Harrington
Weather Bureau
Washington
Morton
Pittsburg
Order of Foresters of Ohio
Howegate
West Virginia
Prince Bismark
Bob Fitzsimmons
Syracuse
House of Commons
South
Alexander Dowie
Divine Healing Home
Chicago
Financial Market Snapshots from New York on July 8
Money on call listed at 114 percent nominal. Prime mercantile paper 243 43 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual bank rates with $4.89 to $4.94 for demand and $4.88 to $4.89 for 60 days. Posted rates include $4.89 to $4.90. Railroads Pacific 95 bonds at $1.20. Silver certificates at 67.5 to 67.0 cents, Mexican at 53 cents. Government bonds new 43 quoted at $1.223, old at $1.13.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices Report
A New York Market report lists flour prices for patent and extra grades from City Mills and Minnesota bakers with winter and spring variants. Rye, buckwheat, corn meal, barley, wheat, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, eggs and potatoes show assorted spot and delivery quotes across states and regions.
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City Mills
Minnesota
Jersey
Milwaukee
Western
Canada
Tlyec
Western Dairy
Elgins
State
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Maine
Bermuda
North Carolina
Charleston
Savannah
Southern
Norfolk
Wedding Gift Spoons For Honeymoon Promise
A reader recalls sending a wedding gift of a silver spoon to symbolize the couple’s plans for their honeymoon. A coroner reports an unhappy incident involving an elderly pedestrian, while a trolley motorman comment and an unnamed narrator’s superstition about the unlucky number thirteen appear in the same page.
Women Doctors Enter The Field At Last
A humorous dialogue notes women doctors are appearing everywhere and faces opposition from one speaker who claims to distrust them until his wife needs care and then the doctors discuss fashions instead of medicine. The exchange reflects contemporary attitudes toward women in medicine.
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Jones
Smith
Texas
Shoe fit practice tied to downtown factory owner
A cobbler boasts of making shoes to measure for Mr. Richman, owner of the large downtown shoe factory, in a dialogue quoted by N. Y. Weekly. The exchange highlights trusted fittings and local craftsmanship.
Boston boy's pride as he wears first pair of spectacles
An Indianapolis Journal item notes a Boston boy who walks proudly in his new glasses. The grateful mother explains the youngster’s pride comes from his first spectacles signaling a milestone.
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Boston
Robert
Indianapolis Journal
Noted Shopping Rivalry Sparks Silk Search
Mrs Gaytime plans a townwide silk hunt while Mrs Candlelight praises Creighoods Co immense stock. The pair debate where to shop in a brisk Chicago Record exchange about finding the right fabric.
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Gaytime
Creighoods & Co
They Agreed with Milton About Language Limits
A fragment quotes a man forbidding his wife to learn French for fear of too many tongues. Another voice adds humor by recalling Milton and noting English vocabulary has grown since then.
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Milton
Henpeck
No Harm Intended Pastor Dialog Makes Light of Counterfeit Tithe
Dialogue between two speakers discusses how much counterfeit money appears in church contribution boxes over a year. The exchange notes surprising frequency and questions handling of the issue without explicit remedies.
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Puck
One Boot Too Many
A comical antiquated exchange from Das Neue Blatt features a head surgeon informing a mother her son needs a leg removed and the mother quips about her other boot, highlighting humorous wordplay in a medical setting.
Discussing an Engagement in Brooklyn Life
An engagement discussion notes worry that the groom may clash with Maud who is quick to find fault. The remark suggests Maud’s high standards may hinder harmony, while defending the choice of her fiancé despite potential friction.
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Maud
Brooklyn
Milton Goldsmith
Slow Progress in Congress Through First Reading
A town topic cartoon depicts a collector asking a congress member about a small bill left yesterday. The reply confirms it has passed first reading, illustrating cautious legislative pace and fiscal concerns in the capital.
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Congress
Christ and the church guiding Christian Endeavor
The July topic for the week and the international convention centers on Christ and the church. S. H. Doyle stresses Christ’s divine and personal role, faithfulness to Jesus, and church work, urging Endeavorers to keep the motto active to grow the movement and its denominational fellowship. Bible readings follow as guidance.
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International Christian Endeavor Convention
Boston
Christ
Peter
Jesus Christ
Church of Christ
Christian Endeavor Movement
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Galii
Eph. i
Col. i
Heb. xii
Pet. i
Rev. i
South African Christian Endeavor Union Formed
Rev. Andrew Murray, D. D., author of Abide In Christ, is named president of a newly formed South African Christian Endeavor union. The annual convention is expected next September. The group issues a cheerful paper and aims for growth across Cape Colony, Natal, the Free State and Transvaal. A synod meeting in Cape Town devoted an evening to Endeavor with Murray presiding and A. E. Bliss speaking. Great hopes persist for the continent through this society.
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Andrew Murray
Natal
Free State
Transvaal
Synod of the
Dutch Reformed Church
Cape Town
Christian Endeavor
A. E. Bliss
Christian Endeavor Society
Better Than Rocks Conjugal Brick Joke Judge
A stage dialogue features Helen fearing her idol is common clay while Ethel jokes about molding him into a conjugal brick as the judge comments.
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Helen
Ethel
Paterfamilias Question Sparks Social Pulse
A humorous sketch notes a young man lingering late at night, prompting Edyth to quip about knowing how to say good night. The exchange reflects a domestic vignette on patience and affection in everyday life.
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Edyth
Puck
Bringing the Union Members Together at Seattle Church
The executive committee of the local union in Seattle plans an evening gathering at six o clock at a designated church. Members will share a plain lunch provided by the society ladies before a short business session. The social event has improved attendance and aided timely meetings.
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Union of
Seattle
The Next Best Thing bank robbery excerpt
A robber enters a pawnbroker shop and a bank demands cash. The outlaw, after failing to hire a bookkeeper, steals seventeen thousand four hundred thirteen dollars and eighteen cents and departs. This Detroit Tribune excerpt captures terse dialogue and a tense crime moment.
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Detroit Tribune
Mission work grows as Lutheran aid expands in Liberia
The Christian Endeavor society aids the Muhlenberg mission in Liberia. Rev. George Goll has organized a thriving society there and helped establish five more through his efforts. Thegroups are praised as a highly effective tool for evangelizing Africans, supported by Exchange.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Muhlenberg
Liberia
Africa
George Goll
Prayer Theme in Poem by Rose Terry Cooke
A devotional poem by Rose Terry Cooke speaks of forsaken loneliness and shared human anguish. It imagines Christ’s suffering and seeks divine aid for weakness in a reflective mountaintop garden and cross imagery.
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Rose Terry Cooke
Sign and power in gospel miracles across Luke and John
The piece discusses how Bible writers use terms for miracles differently. John uses sign more than power, while Matthew Mark and Luke stress kingly power or virtue. The distinction highlights how miracles serve as proof of Messiahship and Deity, not mere feats.
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John
Seemion
Jesus
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Knight leads Epworth League with strong district showing
Rev Fred H Knight has long tied his interests to the church and Epworth League from the start. His presidency of the First general district was deemed very satisfactory. He resigned to study abroad under the Jacob Sleeper fellowship at Boston University and will return to active League work welcomed by many Leaguers who know him.
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Iwo
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Ludlow Street
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Order of Elks
Atlantic City
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Niles
Fred Meister
Buffalo
John W. Foster
Washington
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Japan
Asbury Park
Fred H. Knight
Jacob Sleeper
Boston University
Christian Endeavor Societies Grow in Scotland and U S
The Christian Endeavor superintendent in Switzerland reports four societies in that country already. Scotland now has 150 Christian Endeavor societies. This is just the number enrolled in the United States during the first three years of the society's existence. Christian Endeavor was almost unknown in Scotland three years ago. To act nobly unconsciously we must strive for nobility consciously. A pail spills only that of which it is full- Ivan Panim.
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Christian Endeavor
Switzerland
Scotland
United States
Ivan Panim
Conference reports Epworth Leagues across churches
At the New England southern conference session in Providence Bishop J M Walden urged preachers to report annual mission giving and note if an Epworth League existed in their charge and if it aided or hindered the church. Brockton Mass led with 354 members. New London Conn had 224. Most Leagues were helpful but a few harmed church interests due to local issues.
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New England Southern Conference
Providence
J. M. Walden
Brockton
Mass
New London
Conn
Bettie Johnson’s Fall From Belle to Drunkard in Cincinnati
A Kentucky beauty ten years ago, Bettie Johnson rose to social favor then fell to life in Cincinnati’s police court as a common drunkard. She was found in a dive over the Rhine where she worked as pianist. The piece condemns total abstinence as the only safe treatment for intoxicants.
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Bettie Johnson
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Rhine
Be Thou My Star Inspires Quiet Reflections
A devotional line by Dean Milman echoes in a meditation on guidance and steadfastness. The verse frames courage and faith as steady companions through peril and desire, likening divine presence to night and day.
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Dean Milman
This Woman Was Thirty and Healthily Thrifty
An old locally famed woman, praised for health and thrift, quips that she and Josiah are well. She notes Josiah has not been ill for fifty years except last winter, and she has never suffered one day in her life except when she took some of Josiah’s leftover medicine.
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Josiah
Dick and Reggie Trade Witty Schoolroom Banter
Dialogue captures a playful exchange as Dick asks about understanding girls and Reggie retorts he can kiss them when they protest, reflecting light teen humor. The line hints at social dynamics among students and a cheeky, carefree mood.
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Reggie
Puck
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Howard Roller Mills
Howard
S. D
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Supreme Court
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Illinois House of Representatives
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