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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1889

Page

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Prosperity measures and industrial notes from early reports

Fifty two lines summarize outputs in carpets and cars, wages by city, and investment totals in Southern industries. Philadelphia mills produced 72 million square yards of carpeting valued around £45 million with 17 800 workers and 7 250 looms. Indianapolis Car Manufacturing built 4 620 cars with 480 workers on average. Production used 15 000 000 feet of lumber and 18 480 000 pounds of wrought iron. Wage data place San Francisco at £6.91 weekly, Boston near the average of $5.64, and the national average at $5.24. North invested $168 million in Southern industries, Alabama receiving most. Other notes: Birmingham pins, rabbit conservation in Australia, Spreckels sugar refinery plans in Philippines and San Francisco, sea moss shortages, new cotton fiber being tested by Department of Agriculture, and a global fiber collection project with a new strength-testing instrument.

Philadelphia Indianapolis Ind) Car Manufacturing Company Carroll D. Wright San Francisco Boston Tar North Southern Alabama Kentucky Texas Georgia Mississippi Birmingham Eng South Australia Claus Spreckies Philippine Islands Sandwich Islands New York United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture

Top of the Monument Elevator Offers Awe and Danger

Visitors ride a long shaft elevator to a high viewing platform. The trip up lasts about ten minutes with a ten minute stop, then a nine minute descent. The shaft hosts numerous stones from states and organizations, with safety features and a vivid city panorama on the return. The article notes the elevator’s safety tests and design details, including a six foot diameter drum and 1064 feet of cable, and ends with observer reflections from the Washington Star.

Maine Delaware Arkansas National Grays Washington Nashville Tenn Louisiana Colorado Alabama Columbia Massachusetts Connecticut Maryland Virginia Bremen Monument Commission Michigan Nevada Salt Lake City Wales Cardiff Potomac Lce Arlington Sugar Loaf Capitol Smithsonian Park Washington Star

I Wish My Doll Would Dress Me Like That

Gertrude Hall writes in Time about a child’s frustration with parental authority and gendered expectations. A playful voice imagines dressing as a robin and rebelling by undoing hair, bow, and clothes while longing for independence.

Gertrude Hall Tom Herry Douglas Jerrold Jerrold

Neptune's Equator Nonsense Ends With Murder On Ship

A London Telegraph piece recalls crossing the equator rituals once common aboard sailing ships. A sailor killed a man during sky larking, and the event signals the decline of the Neptune rite. The essay traces roots in baptism-like ceremonies, medieval maritime holdfasts, and 18th century nautical theater, noting the practice faded with steam.

New Zealand London Telegraph Mercantile Marine Neptune Thames Hooghley Equator Jack Spain Portugal Aubin Rubin Jamaica Marryat Tropics Frank Midmay Amphitrite Howe Arctic Circle John Johnson

The Woman Who Shops Forever and Never Buys Any Thing

A Boston Traveler note tells of a woman who peruses every department without buying. She examines handkerchiefs, umbrellas, silks, and gowns while clerks and floor-walkers shuffle stock. She finally buys a small item, proving lingering questions delay simple purchases.

Cooly Sealskin Department Boston Traveler

Cloth Price War Over Two Yards in Town

In a barter of prices at a local shop, Jake confirms two yards cost seventy cents per yard, while Wool & Co. lacks stock, leaving customers to pay ninety cents per yard at the dealer. The exchange notes the town’s sole supplier and a possible sale to satisfy the customer.

Jake Detroit Free Press

Bucklen's Arnica Salve for All Skin Ailments

Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Claims guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded with price 25 cents per box and Morck Drug Store as the seller.

Bucklen Morck Drug Store

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The Warren Mail K. Cowan & CO E.cowan, W.cowan D. Cowan Warren Warren County A. Schofield Exchange Block Warren, Pa D. J. A. Love Warren, Penna J. W. Clements Horner of Water and Liberty Streets A. McAlpin Third St Mbe Church J W. Dunkle, Es F. R K. Scott R. John Hepburn Liberty St Attorney AT Law Judge Scofield Liberty Street Aera Freeman Hereltine Stone & Rice First National Bank H. E. Brown Brown H. BE. Brown W. Stone E. Rice Has. A. Peterson Notary Public Beaty Block A . F. Bole Wright Block Centre Street Corry, Pa Bowman& Bole D. Stew Reverdy B Richard B. Stewart Physicians and Surgeons Reverdy B. Stewart Davis’ Drug Store Third Streets Third Street F. McPherson Hickory Perry D. Clark Verback Block N. Yates J., G. Noyes Warren Savings Bank W. A. Greaves Amuel T. Neill Crawfor, Forest Venango Dr J. Muse Johnson’s Exchange Attorneys AT Law Water Street Scofield Co. Dinsmoor JAS. Cable Etmore Noyes & Hinckley Second Street Hinckley J. D. Wepmore D. H. Noyes W.D. Hinckley ALL & Thompson Ball, Notary Public Wilbur We. Schnur Story P. Johnson W. M. Windley Parmlee Morck Bro Ryes August Morck Imet Tionesta Valley R. R. Co North Sheffield Gilson Barnes Donaldson Martin Brookston Thompson Foxburg Allegheny Shefiield Garfield Farnsworth Siding Tiona Markham Farnsworth Jerry Crary David Shear D. Shear Pennsylvania R. R P. & E. Division Shefeld /xpress St. Mary’s Mare St.ary’s V1 Express Erie Mail Sunbury Harrisburg Lancaster Baltimore Phila Erie Williamsport Willamsport Pu— Kane Kane Erie Express Rie Warren Express Oil Express St. Mary's Chas E. Pugh Gen J. R. Wood Gen’ Pas Agt Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburg Ryuim Cca Erie Railways Jame Sementa Casadaga Sinclairville Pinse Gerry Ross Mill Falconer A &Gw Craig Frewsburg Fentonville Ackley’s Russellburg N. Warren Jackson Irvington Youngsville Pittsfield Garland Torpedo, Grand Tle Irains No.2 Junctiontown Bradford D. Thayer Warre N, Pa Western Penna R.R P. R. BR River Division Parker Franklin,lv Oil City Oleopolis Eagle Rock Tionesta Hickory Junkeyville Tidioute Irvineton Kinzua Kingzma Carodan Wolf Run Junker Bridge Red House Salamanca Olean Clarendon Cornen Underwood’ McCalmont Wood’s Mill East Branch Junction Garfield Arr Garfield Junction East Branch Ridgway Vauererit Garnei Dunham A. D. Wood Philip Bysecker Has Hoffman Market Street Ludlow House Areh St Philo Singer America True &Co Augusta Royal Baking Powder Co Wall St Carters Carterer Erver Pitts Carter Carter Medicine CO Ned Phyllis Harper’s Bazar Washington Monument Robin Beth Wattie White Billy Blue First Principles of Trade Mail Job Office Warren P. O E. P. Row Iris Olive Scherner Ralph Iron Brest Harts Case Tur Whittier AmAnda M. Dovenass Harrist Bercuer Stowe Burton Harrison Jefferson Davis Karl Upson Crearg Saran Winnemucca Wellesley College F. C. Puinitrs Agina Looking Glass Turperson Miss Braddon Mary Halleck Foorr United States Tne London Stock Exchange Chicago Cook County Australia Argentine Republic Russia Great Britain Orrictal Commonwealth Umbria Hindostan Turkey Sienna Italy Grecian Dr. King Buckien Morris & Mullen
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