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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
7
A mismatched report describes a rebellious youth and his father journeying to Russia to halt the war. They riot briefly and the father endures a Cossack whip before hitching a ride on a grand duke’s sledge, though the trip ends with limited distance.
Ex Governor and humorist recounts a perilous journey with his father to St Petersburg in 1905. He describes passport seizures, a stable night with cows, Cossack whippings, crowds at the Winter Palace, and a looming revolution. The piece blends satire with vivid contrast between American bravado and Russian unrest.
Commissioner Woodbury recalls a Central Park anecdote of a hurried friend who cuts across dead grass and is rebuked by a park policeman. The officer asks if he would walk on a sick friend’s stomach, highlighting park rules and empathy.
Brief quip from the New York Times about keeping men down and monuments over them, showing sharp commentary and wit.
The item notes Gladys Cletimer finally secures Percy Fitznoodle after years of praying for a partner. The wit of Puck is implied as a humorous aside about recognition and change in affection.
A brief dialogue scene shows Mrs. Gayman and Mr. Gayman discussing folly with a punchline about the Chi Tribune. The excerpt captures a period tone in a domestic setting.
A 1619 English venture ledd in ironworks on Falling Creek near Richmond produced early American iron from bog ore. Captain Bluett and later John Berkeley oversaw the works until March 22, 1622, when Opitchapan’s attack killed Berkeley and 150 others, ending the industry. Warwick later rose as a milling and shipping village. Col. Archibald Cary owned Ampthill estate, aiding Virginia’s early rights movement. Tarleton’s forces burned Warwick and Cary’s mills. The Ampthill house still stands with Cary descendants as owners.
Archaeologists reveal buried ruins of Veyrune a Roman Gaul city from the third century near Meade. Found under a ruined site tied to the death spot of Du Guesclin there are four fine silver urns with many coins bearing Empress Julia Maximilian Alexander Severus and other emperors.
A rich American in London bought a set of decanters and used a hotel address for a C. O. D. sale. The dealer noted the request but left the goods at the hotel. Upon unpacking, the decanters bore ornate engravings reading E O D, revealing a surprising mispayment outcome.
Market items across several cities show varied grain and livestock prices. Wheat ranged from 97c to 1.02 and corn from 60% to 62%4c, with oats near 37c to 41e, while cattle and hogs held steady or modestly ranged, and kins of lambs and calves posted notable values.
Four years of paralysis and pain from locomotor ataxia ended in four months after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. Edward H Ariel of 43 Powow Street Amesbury Massachusetts recalls malaria and diabetes like symptoms prior to cure. He urges others with locomotor ataxia to try the remedy.
A collection of brief aphorisms and consumer tips from era papers. It features a maxim about wishbones and backbones, a fashion tip advising white yellowing garments, a note on Red Cross Ball Blue, a grocery price reference for a large 202 package at five cents, and a maxim about economy in speech from the New York Times.
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