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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
6
In a narrator filled scene aboard a train, passengers chase papers and a local ball game. Marjorie and Mallory clash over loyalty as gossip about Mattie the pitcher stirs jealousy and hints of marriage plans in a comic, turbulent observation car.
In a Pullman car Mallory and Marjorie plot to delay a train for a chance at marriage as a trained conductor faces persistent pressure from a pushy train boy selling papers. Marjorie uses flirtation to sway the conductor while Mallory grapples with the risky idea of wrecking the train to settle their situation.
Marjorie uses bold flattery to the conductor as the train nears Ogden. Mallory watches while the lady mimics innocence, pursues a brazen flirtation, and tests the official’s composure with calculated compliments. The scene heightens tension on board.
The article notes poultry ventilation is crucial, with chickens needing 8 278 cubic feet of air daily per 1000 pounds of live weight while men require 2 883 cubic feet and cattle 2 804. It stresses ventilation as a first priority in poultry management.
A sheriff sale of land in Glade township Warren county Pennsylvania proceeds under a Levari Facias writ from the Court of Common Pleas. The property covers about 253 acres of land with a frame dwelling and outbuildings, previously owned by G A Cobham and conveyed to James Hewitt via Anna W Syms. The sale occurs at the Warren County Court House with dates listed as June 13 20 27.
Writ of Fieri Facias issued by Warren County Court directs sale at the Warren Borough courthouse of Lot No 134 in Clarendon Borough Warren County Pennsylvania. The 32 foot by 90 foot parcel lies along Elston Street bounded by Elston heirs Center Street and Elston Street in property of A J Burrows and Mrs A J Burrows at suit of Rose E Knapp. Sheriff Henry Park announces sale on June 13 2027.
The article notes the refined tone of Japanese and Chinese bells results from skilled manufacture and the absence of iron clappers, emphasizing their acoustic quality as a product of tradition and design.
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