20 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1894
Page
1
Rev 8 H Doyle discusses loftier Christian ideals as pathways to happiness and character. He contrasts world standards of wealth and fame with Christ’s beatitudes and inward peace. The Christian’s blessedness lies in peace with God and inner righteousness guiding moral life toward likeness to God.
Rev. Dr. Talmage urges health officers and churches to join in disease prevention and community well being. He frames modern sanitation as a divine mission and compares the spread of health to flowers and biblical imagery, advocating faith as transformative for society.
A local Bible verse drive replaces street car ads with scripture cards. Reports from Australia and Ireland praise Endeavor societies for improved life clarity and outreach while Memphis Missouri opens a mission Sunday school in a railway station. References to Sir Eardley Wilmot and a Belfast Methodist quote illustrate the philosophy.
Detroit Free Press presents a playful verse about evening romance and exaggerating time. The speaker asks if staying past midnight would be seen as wrong and jokes about delays in breakfast and clocks moving slowly. The tone is light and humorous.
The essay lauds local invention over reliance on outside buyers, citing E W Howe on Twin Mounds. It argues towns should back home talent, avoid endless fundraising, and keep a hopeful outlook. Three lessons: support local enterprise, limit fundraising, and stay optimistic.
The passage urges community success linked to people and prudent spending. It extols dignified labor, patriotic spirit, and public pride in streets and buildings, calling citizens to cooperate with existing forces to spur growth and uncover local wealth. It frames wealth as widespread and essential for daily transactions.
Reports show many geldings on farms, a Detroit gentlemen's driving club, and maxims about speed. F. G. Smith named starting judge for Wisconsin circuit. Maralia 2 241 aids Meadville track harrow. C H Nelson trains 30+ horses at Waterville. Terre Haute fair offers 11 000 purse with 43 four year olds eligible. Buffalo Driving Park has paid 861 600 in premiums since 1866. 70 000 on board for 1894. Mystic Park expected to host 361 entries across 12 classes for New England breeders next September.
In a June 9 1894 senate speech David B Hill criticizes President Cleveland and Secretary of State for Hawaii policy. He argues the blunder harms Democratic doctrine and laments Republican influence in foreign affairs while defending the party line.
The 1863 Philadelphia lecture by Artemus Ward invokes a joke about a man who knows the war's course yet cannot form a clear opinion. The Indianapolis Journal notes that Mugwump editors share a perplexed view of the Cleveland administration, while the public remains confident in its own judgment.
The article describes a light cost tin tree protector with a bendable edge to fit uneven bark or cavities. It notes the protector can be made in large sizes by seaming pieces of tin and may feature a turned up lower edge to hold repulsive liquid, though not required for canker worm protection.
Hardy rhododendrons thrive in leaf mold rich soil which retains moisture and is finely textured. They transplant easily when lifted properly with a soil ball and packed in damp moss, and can be grown singly or in masses.
The station lists practical directives: use kerosene emulsion for plant lice and soft-bodied insects. Bordeaux mix or ammoniacal copper carbonate for rats molds mildews and fungal diseases. paris green and Bordeaux can be combined for chewing insects. London purple and lime or Bordeaux for chewing pests except on peach and plum. hellebore for chewing insects. kerosene emulsion for sucking insects and cabbage worms. prune and burn any black knot on plums and cherries promptly.
Lovett’s and Eldorado emerge as favored blackberries. Lovett’s is praised for large size, ironclad hardiness, productivity, and disease resistance. Eldorado, a 12 year cultivated accidental seedling from Preble County, resists winter kill, bears fine quality fruit, and lacks a core after extensive station testing.
Rural New Yorker urges readers to buy seed of the Japan variegated hop. It promises rapid growth covering 100 feet by 100 feet in one season. Vines are vigorous with striking leaf variegation ranging from yellowish white to solid green and marbled patterns.
New York Botanic Garden is proposed at Bronx Park on 250 acres with $250,000 state aid contingent on equal locally raised funds. The goal is to reach $1,000,000 through subscriptions. Also notes New Miniature sunflower as a new cut flower type, small and bright with refined appearance.
They had been engaged for months. He asks if his qualities satisfy her and she affirms a fortune that survived the past year proves sincerity. The couple pledges devotion as the clock ticks and flames crackle in the grate.
A congressman shows a slender pamphlet and explains it is the bill exciting broad national interest. He points to the large volumes beside it and says they are the amendments to the bill, sparking curiosity among visiting friends.
The piece explains meanings of names from various languages and cultures. Eugenia Eugenie ffuldah Ophelia Ignatius Horatio Philip Walter Patrick Luke Stephen Absalom Caroline and notes historical associations and destinies, including biblical ties and royal usage.
The selections critique the killing of an elephant named Tip, noting brutality and sentiment across papers. Editors weigh humane methods, with references to poison, bullets, and public opinion in New York, Boston, Columbus, Buffalo, Baltimore, and Utica.
The Bavarian government awards Ridgway Knight the cross of the Royal Order of St Michael. John William Preyer is described as boyish in appearance after thirty. W Clarke Russell resides on Thanet. Oscar Wilde designs room decorations for Mrs Langtry. Lenbach paints portraits of Bismarck. Two Swedish ladies receive honorable mention at the Paris salon. Mascagni gambles away fortune in Monte Carlo and parts ways with publisher Sonzagno.
A collection of notes describes degenerate brain tissue, Earth's early atmosphere as nitrogen based, 13 known successful hip amputations, Professor George Wellner's aerial navigation work tested by Austria, and strong limits of freezing water pressure. Also a microphone detecting a heart beat to prevent premature burial in Russia and a vibrating helmet easing nervous headaches with a 600 rpm motor.
The UK plans a growing network of forts to guard London while German troops must learn to swim. France contemplates Sahara troops in its African campaigns, with officers French and locals from the region. Dr. Ochse unveils an acidulated water cartridge that releases gases to create high pressure.
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