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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1890
Page
1
Grand opening notice promoting Rich Spring novelty store with stock ready for inspection. Highlights carpet department offering Cottage to Moquette carpets, dress goods, embroideries, white goods, spring wraps and cloaks, fabrics, silks, and Latin selections at low prices. Emphasizes unbeatable prices and varied assortment to attract county shoppers.
Warren County farmer group meets at the Court House in Warren on the last Saturday of each month at 1 PM. President is W. B. Acocks with secretary Willis Cowan and treasurer B Morris. All farmers are invited to attend.
Train times list arrivals and departures for Erie connections to Western and Eastern routes. Services include Erie Mail and Express trains with multiple parsing errors and partial times across the West East routes.
A montage of personalities from art, politics, and journalism contrasts with a vivid Libby Prison arrival narrative. Notables like Sir Joan Millais and Mrs Powers are mentioned alongside a young Edgerton mayor and old reporters. The Libby experience unfolds with guards, damp rooms, and Major Turner confronting a Kentuckian tied to Captain Brent.
The narrative recalls the Libby Prison West Wing's grim setting and the harsh initiation of new prisoners. Howard Scott guides Harry Watts through crowded halls, sharing news from the front, and the two men endure hunger, cold, and nightly routines as they await possible escape and await a hostage exchange.
A check bearing George Washington’s signature sits at Third National Bank in Scranton, drawn three months before his death. Highlights include a jeweled ivory casket once owned by Columbus’ era, Queen Elizabeth’s prayer book from 1574, Cromwell’s speech, the Hebraic Bible at the Vatican, and a Croesus pillar from Lydia now in the British Museum. Local notes mention Thomas’ Electric Oil as a quick pain reliever and a reflection on unnoticed virtue.
A two week bride faces blunt jabs from long-married Atlanta women as they trade stories of fidelity, jealousies, and freedom in marriage. Debating preferred partners, a widower around forty with a steady past is favored by some, while others warn against old bachelors and their flaws.
The mail office advertises first class job printing with promptness neatness and low prices. It keeps legal blanks in stock or prints to order and notes mail circulation as second class in Warren County. It invites brief signed letters from county and country readers.
A vivid 19th century prose passage extols a legendary musician and writer while recounting a Montreal ice shove that destroyed a house and family. It also notes a trend in Eastern interior decor using Persian and Arab influences and closes with a remark by Edward Everett Hale on crime and pauper absence in small American towns.
The passage compiles aphorisms from various authors and papers on virtues, life choices, and social conduct. It juxtaposes reflections from Browne, the Milwaukee Journal, Mrs. Thrale, Somerville Journal, Paley, Elmira Star, and others on patience, truth, employment, mourning, and hypocrisy.
An English literary man catalogs last year's fiction with figures showing heroines by hair color 872 blondes 190 brunettes and stats on marriage beauty and health. He notes more heroines with dimples 502 sisters 342 brothers and 71 children saved from drowning. Sixteen pages of quirky romance by the yearly tally.
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