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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
5
Astronomers estimate Arcturus dwarfs the sun by many times in diameter and place the star about 950 million miles away. The measurement highlights the immense scale of the universe and the sun’s relative size in cosmic terms.
The notice lists multiple land tracts in Sugar Grove and Pine Grove townships Warren County Pa including 35 acres and twenty one acres plus parcels with dwelling houses farms and roads. A second feature explains Arcturus a star far beyond our solar system with distances measured in light years and how spectroscopy and parallax reveal its composition and distance.
District Court of the Western District of Pennsylvania case No. 4385 for Simon Streich of Warren County asks creditors to appear in Pittsburgh on April 18, 1910 at 10:00 AM to show cause why discharge from debts should not be granted. Clerk: William T. Lindsey.
By virtue of sundry writs of Fi fae facias issued from the Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pa the sale will be held at the Court House in Warren Borough to satisfy judgments with properties listed for auction and sale at public vendue.
A famed artist N Chevalier traveling by steamer from Dunedin to Lyttelton in dawn fog spots land ahead. He predicts hills and mountains before sailors, proving his trained eye can interpret appearances beyond the horizon. A magnets hoard on board misled the compass, nearly causing disaster.
In a Pittsburg Dispatch tale, humorist Josh Billings rides home to Lanesboro Mass with three traveling men who press him to join a game. He humorously reframes their attempt, cautioning the men to avoid looking like hayseed Rubes or they will be skinned in a game.
A banquet speaker recalls a fortune teller’s joke about fate sending a selfish woman to distant lands where she would mingle with royalty and marry a tall, dark heir. The tale turns comic when the visitor asks how to discard her current husband.
A man and woman labor to save, reaching ten thousand dollars. He uses his power to buy a house instead of the anticipated automobile, prompting the wife to cry “Brute!” and join suffragists passing by, as reported by Puck.
A local notice advertises malt for fine printing and legal blanks available for purchase, inviting customers to inspect stock and place orders.
A quip from Mrs Benham and Benham about paying a minister at marriage. Benham says he never paid him and jokes that no man would have the heart to attach wages for such a debt.
A landlady recalls agreeing to board a man at reduced rates and he boasts of being a human salamander at the local music hall claiming he can swallow burning torches. The exchange appears in London Scraps.
A succinct maxim from La Fontaine cautions against judging others by looks. It underscores the danger of snap judgments.
A concise saying highlights using cash upfront to build wealth. The phrase emphasizes liquidity and prudent financing as a method to secure future comfort and security. It implies financial discipline and strategic expense management.
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