Warren Professional Cards and Offices in Warren Pa
A dense listing of local professionals in Warren Pennsylvania includes dentists attorneys notaries public physicians and artists with office locations on Water Liberty Third Market and Second streets plus the Warren exchange block. The page notes several practitioners with areas of practice and residence details.
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Warren, Pa
Exchange Block
Warren, Penia
Dover Mirror
Beast
Short Streets
Ya. m
Los P. mi
Ae John Hepburn
Warren
Liberty St
Third
East Sts
Ioctors
Reverdy B
Richard B. Stewart
Physicians and Surgeons
Reverdy B. Stewart
Geo. S. Davis’ Drug Store
Third Streets
Third Street
Attorney AT Law
Johnson’s Exchange
Attorneys AT Law
Water Street
Scofield
T, Dinsmoor
Beaty Block
D. I
Notary Public
Ilbur & Schnur
LAW
Front Street
W. Wilbur
Shear's Summer Greeting and Dry Goods Stock
Mr Shear reports fresh shipments from eastern markets and presents one of the best selected stocks of dry goods and carpets in the county. The Wash Goods department features ginghams seersuckers prints zephyrs satins chambrays and a full assortment. Includes price highlights such as good challies at 8c good latines at 15c and cream seersuckers crinkled at 5c. The store claims to be the largest dry goods and carpet dealer in the county and invites customers to visit and compare prices and assortment.
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Shear
Traveler's Directory of Trains from Warren May 12 1859
Erie and surrounding routes list eastward and westward schedules with arrival times. Through connections include Philadelphia Erie via Pullman cars to Philadelphia and Williamsport to Baltimore. Through trains from New York Philadelphia Washington Baltimore reach Warren with multiple daily departures and specific stop times.
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Sheffield Express
Sheffield
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Erie
Philadelphia
Williamsport
Kane
Erie Mail
Warren
Warren Express
Wil Express
Erie Express
T, Mary's
Chas, E. Pugh
Man’gr
Train Timetable Fragments and Station List
A fragmented display lists numerous train times and station names across Western New York including Dunkirk Fredonia Jamestown North Warren Warren Irvington Youngsville Pittsfield and Falconer with entries for Erie Railroad trains No 2 and No 4 and various afternoon and evening departures.
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Dunkirkar
Fredonia Laona
Casadaga
Inclairville
Gerry
Ross Mill
Falconer , 1
Gwcros Frewsburg
Feptonville
Ackiley’s
Russellburg
N. Warren
Warren, Jackson
Irvington Youngsvill
Pittsfield
Garland
Torpedo, Grand V
Dunkirk
Western New York and Pennsylvanian Railroad Timetable May 12 1589
The timetable lists passenger train times for the Western New York and Pennsylvanian Railroad route from River division through Pittsburg Parker Foxburg Franklin Oil City Kinzua Corydon Wolf Ban Quaker Bridge Red House Salamanca Olean Eastward and Westward runs. It shows AM and PM departures and arrivals at multiple stations including Warren Tionesta Hickory Crankeyville Tidioute Livington and Elders from early morning to late evening.
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Sagtern
Oil City
Oleopolis
Eagle Rock
Tionesta
Hickory
Crankeyville
Tidioute
Thompson’s
Livington
Warren
Kingua
Fragmentary locality timetable snippet with names
A partial OCR fragment lists times and names such as Brdo Kalns Warren Sheffield Gilson Barnes Hovers Donaldson Martin Brookston Thompson and Foxburg with scattered initials and punctuation, offering little context beyond a timetable-like sequence.
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A . Warren
Sheffield
Gilson
Barnes
Donaldson Martin
Brookston
Thompson
Jeffield
Foxburg
Pusevere
Gemstones as charms and symbols in ancient lore
The text catalogs stones such as cat's eye loadstone moonstone and opal with beliefs about witchcraft dream induction fertility and luck. It notes celestial and Christian associations, zodiac signs, and dedications to saints, plus claims of healing strength courage fidelity and invincibility tied to specific gems.
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Conan
Leo
St. Andrew
Meleager
Meleagrides
Agate
St. John
Mars
Cupid
Venus
Indus
S. Matthew
I Will Lighten Her End of the Road
A poem by Lillie Sheldon printed in Conklin's Dakotian urges a husband to kiss his wife and tell her so. It compares domestic happiness to a life journey with a crossroad. The verses celebrate steadfast spousal love, care, and quiet duty.
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John
Johan
Lillie Sheldon
Conklin
Feathered Brigands Hawks Threaten Game Birds Across Farmlands
An old field study describes hawks as major foes of game birds. It details the red tailed hawk Swainson's buzzard red shouldered hawk broad winged hawk and smaller species like the peregrine and pigeon hawk. Hunters note hunting strategies and prey preferences from grouse to ducks and pigeons, plus wartime uses of falcons trained to overtake carrier pigeons.
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Mississippi
Swainson
New England
Atlantic
Adaptive Steed and The Typographical Boner
A village paper prints a misprint that turns a house ad into a talking horse tale. The dealer spins a farcical pitch about a horse that morphs through sizes and roles, as a puzzled buyer avoids a trade. Puck anecdotes the humorous scene.
Hawks as Destructive Brigands Across North America
George Ethelbert Walsh in Harper's Weekly details hawk species and their predatory habits. The sharp-shinned hawk and other raptors hunt birds, squirrels, and small animals, while the marsh harrier helps farmers by controlling mice and moles though it is often shot. The piece notes cultural attitudes toward protection and the birds’ declining numbers.
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North America
George Ethelbert Walsh
Harper’s Weekly
The Dog Called the Servant
An intelligent dog helps a family regain entry after an evening outing. After the doorbell fails and the house is quiet, the dog stops barking and leads a awake servant to unlock the door, having previously entered the servant’s room to wake her in time of need.
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Roston
All About Sharks in Historic Ocean Lore and Peril
A Newcastle Chronicle summary of sharks in the West African and global seas. It details attacks on sailors and divers, reports on how sharks follow ships, and notes on rare human encounters with monsters like the white and hammer headed varieties. It mentions shark lore from Vatea to Mooaru and shark charmers in Ceylon.
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Sierra Leone
West India
Indian Ocean
Ruysch
Vatea
Hervey Island
Ceylon
Marco Polo
West Africa
John
Niger Delta
Newcastle
Eng
Queen Margherita of Italy Honored for Arts and Charity
Harper s Weekly highlights Queen Margherita of Italy as a patron of literature and music, noting her ed ition of Dante s works funded for her son s education, support for Burano lace, and munificent practical alms. It praises her wise public stance and gentle fashion criticisms.
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Margherita
Italy
Harper’s Weekly
Lack of Courtesy to Wives
A Western woman laments husbands lacking courtesy to their wives noting many carry heavy domestic burdens for low pay. She recalls a man praising her as if she were related, then apologizing for being polite, suggesting a bias toward other men's wives.
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James
Mary
Vast Rural and Social Notes From an Early American Era
The article surveys diverse topics from agriculture and industry to social trends. It notes U.S. cattle wealth, Colusa County wheat labor, Boston horse docking protests, a Washington request about a first lady’s name, wicker coffins in Boston, Metropolitan Museum of Art assets and donors, Union Pacific bounties on rail robbers, a centenarian pension signer in Alabama, Cherokee schooling, a rockers chair accident, a coin operated chair device, tree planting in Southern California, President Harrison’s yachting meals, a flood parlor incident in Williamsport, the Conemaugh survivor May Wreck James, and the unnamed infant survivor of the disaster.
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United
Colusa County
Cal
Boston
Hakaison
Washington
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Exira Duuisnaw
Gainesville
Ala
Cincinnati
California
White House
Harrison
South Williamsport
James
Conemaugh
The Odd Customs of Early Marriage Across Cultures
A historical survey outlines why marriages varied globally from ancient rites to Roman civil contracts. It notes vows of hand joining, ring symbolism, dowry payments, and days deemed lucky or unlucky for wedlock across cultures and eras.
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Gortue
Wrycherry
Inventions and early histories from world records
A compilation of historical claims noting Irish gristmills in 214, Macedonian kings from 360 B C to 179 B C, Z Jansen's glasses in 1590, early post offices in Paris 1462 to Turkey 1740, Cavendish and Priestley gas discoveries, early coin die use in 1617 England, Latin English deeps, Julius Cassius history, Thessaly horse service and centaur myth link, Jesuit Kino founded Arizona and California settlements starting 1658.
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Ireland
Tusrnre
Macedon
Philip
Perseus
Z. Jansen
Middleburgh
Eng
Paris
England
Germany
Turkey
Cavendish
Priestly
Plymouth
Whitby
Robert Bustard
York
Juuics Cassak
B. C
Crassus
Pompey the Great
Thessaly
Eusespio Francesco Kino
Arizona
California
Gila River
Electric Bitters Promise Cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Ailments
This appeal asserts Electric Bitters can bring good digestion and relief from stomach liver and kidney problems. It claims widespread desire and high spending on remedies, and notes Morris & Mullen druggists sell bottles at 50c and 1.00.
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Draenes
Morris & Mullen
Tommy Grumbles Over Pie Demand and Purist Grammar
A playful exchange shows Tommy asking for another slice of pie and his mother denying the request on grammar grounds. The toddler clashes with pedantic parental guidance in a light domestic moment.
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Tommy
Arnica Liniment Claims to Aid Injury Care
An advertisement from Morris & Mullen and N. C. Allen promotes Henry & John son's Arnica and Oil Liniment. It asserts the product helps prevent lasting cripples after missteps when applied immediately, framing it as a life saving first aid remedy.
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Henry & Johnson
Morris & Mullen
N. C. Allen
The Printer’s Dream of a Fiery Debt Abyss
A weary printer dreams of a nightmarish underworld where Satan offers a bill collectors’ hell for subscribers who never pay. The vision features red hot chains, molten lead, broken glass, and other torturous fates as punishment for nonpayment. The dream leaves him unsettled about thieves of payment.
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Morphone
Beoire
Lower
Hades
Satan
Sayings and phrases from the Youngstown Telegram
A collection of aphorisms on virtue courage and social manners. The items remark on pride humility honesty marriage reputation and law along with humorous asides about work and relationships. The tone mirrors a column of quips typical of mid century newspapers.
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Youngstown
Why Are You Not Inside to Attend Divine Service
A banterous conversation follows a request to attend church as a man questions the identity of the preacher. The elderly Morse and Uncle Hiram debate belief and how one hears the word of God, with comic digs about foghorns and talking trumpets.
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England
Old Morse
God
Hiram
A Clerical Call and a City Raise Joke
A tale from Pawtucket recounts a minister who shares a dull exchange about receiving a call to another parish in Brooklyn offering $3,000 a year. The response frames the difference as a club level raise, reflecting humor on clergy salaries.
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Henry Fairbrother
Pawtucket
Henry
Brooklyn
Boy Tangles with Street Harsh Language on Elizabeth Street
A boy on Elizabeth Street hurled emphatic phrases and a passerby stopped him with a tut tut. The man tripped over a loose plank and fell, while the boy fired back with a quip about helping his case.
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Elizabeth Street
Detroit Free Press
Milk Not A Beverage Says Hospital Note
It is a mistake to view milk as a beverage. Milk is a liquid food that quenches thirst briefly but increases it later as digestion begins. Healthy infants with adequate milk often cry from thirst. in indigestion cases a water drink may help the gastric juice weakness.
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Hospital
Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life with New Discovery
A woman near death from consumption credits a scrap of wrapping paper with Dr. King's New Discovery for restoring her health. She improved from under 70 pounds to 140 pounds after using sample and full bottles, and a pharmacy advertises free trial bottles at Morck Drug Store in Fort Smith.
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Dr. King
W. H. Cole
Fort Smith
Morck Drug Store
The Joiner as Minister Surprise In Rural Meeting
In a simple exchange Sparker asks where the minister lives and seeks marriage. The worker in shirt sleeves confirms he lives there and invites them to bring the bride, noting a mistaken identity as a carpenter before revealing he is a joiner.
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Young Sparker
The Mail Job Office Advertises Printing Services
The Mail Job Office presents a full supply of presses type and paper with skilled printers for first class job printing at low prices. Legal blanks are kept in stock or printed to order and circulation notices list second class mail matter. Submissions must be brief newsy and include author name.
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Mall
Warren P.O
Gee
Postal Cards and Witful Bits of Gossip
A collage of humorous quotes and anecdotes on memory, law, love, fashion, and daily life. Jests about piano sellers, landlords, the Supreme Court, marriage, and social pretenses mix with parlor-era quips and light satire, echoing a nostalgic humor column.
Proverbial Wit and Warnings From Youngstown Tele
A collection of maxims and reflections on morality and behavior from the Youngstown Telegraph. The excerpts critique reading flaws, caution against dissipation, mock hypocrites, and urge timely marriage, restraint, and prudent living.
Walker County boys win prize for height
The Coulter brothers from Walker County are described as the nation’s tallest family. Six brothers range from six feet four inches to six feet eleven, with weights listed from 200 to 262 pounds and an average of 228 pounds.
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United States
Walker County
Coulter
Jim
Mac
Will
Tom
Oscar
Richard
Wanamaker’s Way Ad Sparks Postoffice Display Plan
In a sharp exchange from a Chicago paper, John Wanamaker touts postoffice distribution reach and unrivaled facilities as a model for business advertising. Harrison questions the idea, Wanamaker defends the strategy emphasizing printer’s ink.
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Wanamaker
Harrison
U.S. Postoffice
John Wanamaker
Postoffice
Chicago Paper
Baxter's Mandrake bitters cure all digestive ills
Bursting claim for Baxter's Mandrake bitters promises to cure digestion Heart Burn Castivenese and all malarial diseases at twenty five cents per bottle from Morris and Mullen N C Allen.
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Baxter’s
Morris & Mullen
N. C. Allen
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D. Shear
Chamberlain Institute and Female College
Randolph, N. Y
Chautauqua Lake
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J. T. Edwards
Singer
America
True & CO
Augusta
Maine
Welenow
Traveler's Directory
Pennsylvania
R. R
P. & G. Division
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J. R. Wood
Dunkil Tx
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Pittsburg
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East Branch
Wood's Mill
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Clarendon Alt
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Dunham’s Mil
A. D. Wood
Tionesta Valley R. R. Co
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Farnsworth Siding
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Markham
Farnsworth
Leavin Garfield
Tiona
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Hoffman
Market Street
Ludlow House
Pitcher’s Castorla
Roya
Royal Baking
Wall St
Carters
CarTer
Carter Medicine CO
Tobe Benham
Sile Dyer
Kensica
Gorman
Puck
Queen Margherita
Eupopsy
Sisser
Adam
Garden of Eden
Kate Field
George
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