19 Mar 1878
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1878
Page
1
The entry lists scattered times such as 2:45 pm 9:00 am 2:50 pm and 3:00 pan with am pm markers, plus 4:13 pm 11:14 am and 5:57 pm amid unclear notes. Clute appears as a location tag among fragmented timetable data, suggesting a transit or event schedule excerpt with unreadable context.
A garbled OCR line shows multiple times and numbers without context. No identifiable people, places, or events are present to anchor a coherent news item or headline.
A sequence of times listed in order from morning to afternoon. The entries show several clock moments such as 9.25 am 10.36 am 11.59 pm 1.45 pm 1.10 pm 2.37 pm. The fragment suggests scheduling or time stamps without context or events attached.
The document names town officers including W C Rowland E G Wood James Clark Jr and Wm Lewis for council positions K P King as clerk J P Marston as assessor and a slate of school directors justices of the peace and other municipal duties. Also listed are constable notaries public auditors and other officials headed by G P Orr Geo N Parmlee and E F Hodges.
A list of public offices and officeholders from Warren Pennsylvania includes Congressman L F Watson State Senator C W Stone Assemblyman W M Lindsey President Judge Lansing D Wetmore Associate Judges W B Acocks W D Connery Sheriff Henry Brace Prothonotary Starling W Waters Register Recorder W J Alexander Treasurer T E Barnes County Commissioners M Dunham E R Wheelock J B Jennings Co Surveyor Geo O Cornelius Coroner Sterling Green District Attorney Wm Schnur County Auditors E A Spencer FE Barnes Sheffield GC James County Superintendent N R Thompson Sugar Grove Pa
A consolidated church notices page lists pastors and service times for Baptist Presbyterian Episcopal Methodist Evangelical Lutheran Scandinavian and Catholic congregations. Times include morning and evening services with Sabbath or Sunday Schools and special vesper services where noted.
A condensed schedule of fraternal lodge meetings: Laban Lodge No 52 meets every other Monday in K of H Hall near Carver House. Carroll Lodge No 102 meets every Wednesday in hall over Ss Burgess store. Norvish Star Lodge No 241 meets Wednesday on or before full moon. Occidental H R A Chapter No 235 meets second Monday monthly. Conewango Lodge No 25 I O G T meets Monday in Johnson's Exchange. Warren Lodge No 339 I O O F meets Tuesday in Allen Block. Kossuth Encampment No 98 I O O F meets second and fourth Thursdays in Johnson's Exchange.
A reflective poem narrates a schoolmaster’s love and sorrow for his pupils. He recalls the innocent warmth of children and the joy and burden of guiding them, praying for their safety, and anticipating his autumn departure from the old house. The piece contrasts grace and danger in life and faith.
A narrator recalls a long, entangled summer at Long Branch with Nettie Raymond and Tom, detailing flirtations, quarrels, a near drowning, travel across America, a Florida wreck, and a chance rescue that ends with a mysterious, delicate handkerchief moment aboard a train. The tale blends romance, adventure, and air of secrecy as the narrator moves toward an uncertain reunion.
A narrator recalls a dying moment on a train where Nettie Raymond tends him. Later, in Long Branch, Nettie’s richest suitor and Amy’s sympathy collide as he pleads for Nettie’s love, ending in their engagement. The piece contrasts old maid virtue with modern flirtation and longing.
A New York Mail correspondent urges ending the German wage-and-share drinking custom where each man pays for his own drink. He argues the system promotes chain drinking, with crowds turning casual visits into heavy consumption. A sample group of fifteen lunching men report far reduced liquor intake after adopting the change.
The St Louis Post recalls early circus legends from Wm West to P T Barnum, Dan Rice and Dan Gardner. It notes Pepin and Bishard in Philadelphia 1825, Purdy Brown with canvas tents, and Levi North’s seat in Chicago politics. It profiles Barnum, Dan Rice, Spaulding, Van Amburgh, O'Brien, Robinson, Stickney and others, highlighting fortunes, fame, and eventual declines.
German Syrup claims unmatched curative tests with 2,400,000 free bottles distributed in three years to combat consumption and lung diseases. Druggists nationwide endorse it, advising customers to inquire locally. Sample bottles are 10 cents, regular 75 cents. three bottles said to relieve any case. Hazeltine & Davis and Morck & Co sell it.
A young stranger hires Dr M Cone in New York for a nuptial ceremony and promises fifty dollars if the wife proves worthy after a year. after marriage, he returns with double the reward for finding the wife as he expected. A Hudson River clergyman afterward learns of a German bridegroom who offered a pig as wedding payment, then offers two pigs if the marriage is dissolved.
Reported ceremony details in Virginia Nevada feature Ah Wan and Nan Ying with humorous lines about consent and ownership. The groom pays $600 to the bride’s importing company, then speculation on property rights and old legal fees. A tangential note recalls Daniel Webster’s fees and a quip about why women should not propose to men.
The clergy leader jokes that future large churches will stand beside a hospital on one side and a bakery on the other, with the bakery humorously placed on the yeast side. The remark reflects a lighthearted church community sense of humor.
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A playful verse describes an odd vessel docking in a room with no rigging. It declares welcome for hope and love and suggests a domestic, humorous voyage led by a child figure. The poem blends nautical imagery with intimate household motifs and a festive tone.
A collage of jokes and witticisms about love work and travel. It cites a Boston Courier tone playful quotes on education and honor and a New York judge wedding gifts. A Highlander joke and Irish banter mix with schoolroom quips and marital manners.
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