Attorneys at Law in Warren Savings Bank Building
HAL DINSMOOR CHAS A PETERSON Dentist Frarsen Pa Office corner Second and Liberty terse business card style listing names and locations in a local building context.
26 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1896
Page
1
HAL DINSMOOR CHAS A PETERSON Dentist Frarsen Pa Office corner Second and Liberty terse business card style listing names and locations in a local building context.
A sweeping roll of events from March 19 to 25 covers Kentucky senators adjournment without a vote, governor censure, Nile expedition debates, executions and suicides, rail and mine accidents, floods, fires, and political conventions across the United States and abroad. Major figures include Bradley, Weyler, McKinley, Holmes, Cobbetts.
Berlin reports no basis for the United States circulation claiming Dr. Kaiser, director of the colonial department, has resigned.
New York Money Market report for March 24 notes money on call at 3 34 percent and prime mercantile paper at 5 6 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual bank bills at 4.88 4.184 for demand and 4.87 48714 for 6 days with posted rates 4.8734 4.88 and 4.89. Commercial bills quoted at 48614 and silver certificates with bar silver at 8 4c. Mexican bic.
The market report lists patent flour prices in City mills at 420 and 41. Large ranges cover winter and spring patents and various grades. Rye flour oats barley cornmeal buckwheat and wheat futures and spot prices appear, with options for corn and oats and butter and dairy values also shown.
Paris factions plan an anthology targeting Zola words as a protest before his academy bid. Ambroise Thomas earns 2000 dollars a year in music leadership. London funds translation of Stepniak into Russian with English support. Caprara, Rome canon dubbed advocate of the devil, dies after leaving wealth to the pope.
A collection of kitchen tricks including salt to mask odors, rock salt in bath for vigor, mixing mustard with Madeira and wine, bread on onion tips to stop tears, lemons kept fresh in water, using bread or charcoal to reduce cooking odors, and barley water as a nourishing invalid drink with a lemon sugar sugar.
Lexington messengers to be issued bicycles while a Rye New Jersey hog over 1000 pounds was killed. Kentucky lawmakers consider banning street horse swapping. Pilot View Kentucky celebrates 80th birthday with third set of teeth. Maine bounty paid for seals and fishery protection. Verona Maine lacks post office and professions. Bracken County hunter finds many animals and honey in a hollow tree. Danville Indiana butcher robbed of leg of mutton and $200 by two men.
The 12 year old civil service act remains unchanged. 55 000 positions under the civil service commission with annual salaries around 50 million dollars. Major 1895 expansion added 3 000 posts in the public printer's office. Examinations occur at least twice yearly across states and territories with schedules published nationwide and notices in government buildings and newspapers.
A brief anecdote from St Nicholas about a little girl who greets General Washington with courtesy. The vignette portrays the child’s playful reverence as she lets him in, while the general offers a kindly, dignified farewell. The scene evokes universal themes of respect, age and tradition.
A quip from Chicago Record arguing that maidenhood offers sensual advantages over marriage and allows many lovers. A Town Topics snippet shows a flirtatious exchange where Jess teases Bess about ages and honesty in romantic talk.
A brief line quotes Mr Dolan saying the country wants peace and would fight for it if needed, reflecting a call for peace in the Washington Star excerpt.
Epworth League weekly lesson for the week starting March 29 features Rev IV J Yates on Temptation to Succeed by Unlawful Means. The talk warns against shortcuts in morality and religion, urging readers to reflect on honesty, reaping what one sows, and studying Tennyson’s Palace of Art alongside Bible teachings.
The former influential leader Zahur-ul-Hoqq embraced Christianity and now serves as a presiding elder. His conversion marks a notable shift as he directs his influence to spreading the gospel of Christ among people in north India.
The League rejects ordinary amusements like theatricals dancing and card playing as hindrances to spiritual progress. It condemns them as the worst in youth church circles and hopes for a purer day when church suppers and entertainments are not relied on for revenue.
In many places Easter Sunday is observed as missionary Sunday as churches rally for gifts. The Methodist Episcopal Church has 25 000 Sunday schools and for 12 years has promoted the day to lift a $250 000 debt. Each school is urged to raise $10 more than usual to wipe out the debt in one day and present a grand gift to the Lord Christ.
The passage urges every young Christian to form regular Bible study habits with a definite daily time and a settled plan. It recommends league meetings to share suggested plans and learn from others’ approaches to consistent study.
The text argues that to know state laws one must study the constitution statutes and acts, while to know divine laws one must study the Bible. It warns that guesswork or feeling is insufficient for guiding religious matters and notes many fail to grasp the need to seek God’s will.
A Baxter quote laments his own failure to do more for saving souls and urging conversion, expressing guilt for not acting with greater fervor and earnestness toward others salvation.
Burrap March 24 report lists Wheat prices for No 1 hard at 71/40, No 1 northern 9%c, No 2 red 70c, Corn No 2 yellow 34 0, No 2 white 34 1 7c, Oats No 2 white 24 3 4c, Barley Rye No 2 4c, Flour spring patent $8.83, winter best family $7. graham 23c. Cheese prices 10 1/2 to 11c, Eggs Canada 11 4c. Buffalo live stock: cattle extra export steers $4.89, good do $3.1 2, heavy butchers $3.00–3.80, cows and calves $2.35–1.76, veals $8.50, sheep $4.10–4.25, hogs heavy $6.15, medium $4.35–4.41, Yorkers $4.4–4.6, pigs $4.00.
Rev S H Doyle outlines seven sins that distance people from God based on Prov vi 11 7 10 and adds that pride falsehood cruelty inward and outward sinfulness false testimony and mischief making separate the faithful from divine fellowship. The lesson contrasts God hatred of sin with love for those who pursue righteousness.
In Victoria Australia the Baptist Union Congregational Union Primitive Methodists Bible Christians United Free Methodists Church of Christ and Wesleyan Methodists maintain committees or officers to report on the efficiency of their Christian Endeavor societies and assist in their formation and upkeep.
Pastor Friedrich Blecher reports success in translating the list of prayer meeting topics and daily Bible readings into Hungarian Danish Dutch Polish Italian and Russian. French translations already exist for Swiss societies and inquiries come from Sweden Norway Austria Courland Spain and Greece.
A Unitarian reflection on making the most of each moment. The quote contemplates how good deeds and mindful living can grant inner renewal as time moves toward a future state beyond time itself.
A reflective quotation by Mrs. Humphry Ward asserts paradise appears when the self dissolves in love and the ego yields to the surge of the Divine. The passage emphasizes spiritual transformation through devotion over mere personal identity.
Nashville campaigns for the 1898 Christian Endeavor convention. One Florida member walks ten miles weekly to four active members. London unions form a London Council with Rev Meyer presiding. A Union DC dance prompts a bright social by the society. Longwood Florida citizens belong to the society. At a Dover county convention eighty pledge to lead Christian lives and eighty seven are converted after a revival.
A critic mocks Longfellow Lowell and Bryant for lacking language verse, calls Whittier a mere rhymster, and brands Poe’s ravings as morbid, presenting a sharp array of literary judgments and defenses.
The verse paints a scene where companionship with a beloved makes the sky bluer and flowers richer. The speaker finds gentler nature, sweeter birds, and a nearer sense of righteousness and hope, feeling their heart drawn toward purity and a hopeful future away from temptation.
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