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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
6
On the hot train to Utah the conductor warns no hard liquor and the crew teases rules. Passengers Mallory Temple Fosdick and Mallory swap jests about drinks clothes and a clumsy quest for elegance in the smoker and buffet car.
Mrs Jimmie Wellington smokes on the observation platform sparking mixed reactions from passengers. Dr Temple and the Fosdicks navigate suspicion and scandal as rumors of detective oversight and Utah lines fuel tension during the tunnel crossing.
A truncated excerpt notes that the Wellingtons occupied separate compartments. The narrator suggests the reason is as Tro nantic as his own, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
Mallory endures a dreary journey with a companion not tied to him by marriage or widowhood. He stares at vast scenery and grim rock formations until a train boy with Salt Lake City papers interrupts his ennui. The chapter ends with a tease that the story will continue.
A mother asks her daughter Sadie why she and her brother quarrel so often. Sadie replies that she takes after the mother and he takes after the father, implying inherited temperaments.
Local merchants are urged to advertise in the Mail to reach broad readership and drive inquiries. The notice promises quick responses and strong visibility for promotions, sales, and services through affordable rates and timely placements.
Henry Park sheriff conducts a public sale in Warren Court House at 2 PM of a two hundred fifty three acre parcel in Glade township, part of Cobham tract, tied to James Hewitt and Anna W. Syms case. The property includes a frame dwelling and other structures once owned by George A Cobham, conveyed to Effie M Rogers in 1909. Seized under a writ of forge and will be sold as the Hewitt property's auction. June 13 20 27.
Be it known the property is lot No. 134 in Clarendon Borough Warren County Pennsylvania. It measures 32 feet on Elston Street and 90 feet deep with boundaries to Elston heirs and Center Street. Sheriff HNNRY PARK to conduct sale under Rose E. Knapp suit against A J Burrows and Mrs A J Burrows. Date June 13 2027.
A brief satire where an author laments lack of recognition in life while a friend offers morbid consolation about being beyond injury after death. The exchange captures dark humor about fame and mortality.
Hillary Long will headline the Frank A Robbins Air Feature Shows in Warren on June 27, performing a head-stand down stairs twice daily. He is billed as the country’s only act of its kind, with a rebuilt show featuring new stars and a doubled menagerie. Two performances are scheduled at 2 PM and 8 PM with doors opening an hour earlier.
Rev Edward A Wilson, once a severe consumptive, reports recovery through a simple remedy. He offers to mail a free full description of the cure to any sufferer, claiming it helps consumption asthma bronchitis catarrh grip coughs colds and related lung and throat illnesses. Send requests to Charles A Abbott 60 Ann Street New York City.
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