Fragmentary Time Stamp List From Unknown Page
A string of numbers and timestamps appears in the fragment, showing times such as 1025 AM 6 05 and 7 25 PM with other numerals 4340 7205 and 12 22 1 10 2 20 3 55. No clear event or context is provided.
23 Jul 1878
Page 1
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1878
Page
1
A string of numbers and timestamps appears in the fragment, showing times such as 1025 AM 6 05 and 7 25 PM with other numerals 4340 7205 and 12 22 1 10 2 20 3 55. No clear event or context is provided.
Arrival times and directions listed for trains or mail routes between Pittsburgh Dunkirk area with multiple time entries including morning and afternoon slots. Mentions Warren area, west to east mail distribution and accommodation reference by U C Allen Postmaster.
The document records local government and civic figures including Burgess Burgess Miles along with council members J H Palmer James Clark Jr A Hertzel A J Davis P Greenland G L Friday P J Falconer M Spaulding and clerk K 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 W2 James Constable John F McPherson Jr Notches Public D J Ball C H Noyes H E Brown O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith Auditors Geo P Orr Geo N Parmlee E F Hodges.
A roster of county officials and candidates appears with names and towns for roles including Congressman L F Watson state senator C W Stone assemblyman W M Lindsey president judge Lansing Dr Wetmore associate judges W B Acocks and W W Connery sheriff Henry Brace prothonotary Starling W Waters register and recorder W J Alexander treasurer T E Barnes county commissioners M Dunham E R Whcelock J B Jennings surveyor D F A Wheelock coroner Sterling Green district attorney Wm Schnur co auditors E A Spencer T E Barnes Warren Pa county superintendent N R Thompson Sugar Grove Pa.
The list shows multiple denominations with named pastors and service times. Presbyterian Rev W A Rankin. Episcopal Rev H S Getz. Methodist Rev R M Warren. Evangelical Rev B L Miller. Lutheran Rev F C H Lampe. Scandinavian Rev J Mellander. Catholic Rev Father De La Roque assisted by Rev Father Mullen. Services include morning and evening hours plus Sabbath or Sunday rites and vesper times.
A list of secret society reminders including Laban Lodge No 42 K of H Me tings in the hall opposite Carver House Nelson Ensworth Dictator H R Bartlett Reporter Carroll Lodge No 162 A O of U W meets Wednesdays over S Burgesss store J W Lytle M W E L Coates Recorder Nor th Star Lodge No 241 A Y M regular meetings Wednesday on or before full moon G L Friday W M Wa Borne Secy Occidental H R A Chapter No 235 regular communications second Monday Warren Lodge No 339 I O O F meets Tuesday in Allen Block C W Butler N G J E Berkstresser Secy Kossuth Encampment No 98 I O O F meets second and fourth Thursdays in Johnsons Exchange G H Ames C P
A reflective poem urges the anxious heart to find solace in the day’s end and nature’s rhythms. It contrasts ships at rest, fading light, and foggy seas with time held for storms, fragrance, and season's cycles, urging acceptance and faith in God’s endless by and by.
Nellie, a depot clerk, recalls her teen romance with Jack Holly. Devarges schemes for money and love, but Nellie thwarts theft with a pistol, while Jack returns to rescue her, ending their tale with reconciliation and marriage. The piece blends a local color romance with a crime close to home.
A Reading Eagle column depicts a talkative younger tramp discontent with his lot while the elder justifies begging as a simple life. They mock workers and endure rain, with whiskey to stave off cold on a chilly June day near the river.
A light verse describes the joys and pains of summer and the return of winter. The speaker notes emerald grass, pink blossoms, singing birds, May bugs, and scenes of daily life from tea time to moonlit nights. Frustrations include heat, mosquitoes, and sleeplessness, ending with relief at Jack Frost’s arrival.
An assortment of humorous lines and adages collected from a late 19th or early 20th century paper. The items poke fun at human folly, language, commerce, and everyday life with puns, misheard sayings, and light social observation. The tone resembles a miscellany page featuring quips about merchants, weddings, printing, umbrellas, and public shaming.
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