Beech er Cope land Adverts for Farm M e q uipment
A product list highlights Walter A. Wood enclosed gear mowers priced 65 and 63 dollars, Meadow King mower at 60, and a range of farm implements from chaffers to plows, rakes, drills, wagons, fences, paints, and stoves. Also includes a long verse about Womanhood Town and a couplet about a growing up journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Wood
W. Anson Wood
Chase Taylor & Co
Gowanda
Curtis
Remington
Pittsburg
Buford
Buckeye
Jackson
Wetherill
Paris
NEW Hartford
The Haunted Room Ends in Ballroom Tensions
Millicent Lucas endures a tense ball night as Mr. Rossel pursues her with quiet passion while Mr. Laurence presses his suit. Flora Rossel teases, and Millicent resists flirtation as she grapples with looming marriage stakes and social expectations. The night ends on unresolved longing and shifting affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lucas
Cora
Mr. Rossel
May
Miss Rossel
Mr. Laurence
India
Lucas
Laurence
Flora
Mr. Laurenes
Herman
Miss Russel
Herman Rossel
Flora Rossel
Hermon
Kane firm offers Climax Incubator pamphlet free by mail
J. L. Cousins & Co. of Kane Pennsylvania will mail a descriptive pamphlet about their Climax Incubator to any applicant postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cousins & Co
Kane, Pa
Neatest designs in job work at the Mart job rooms
The Mart job rooms showcase a range of designs at notably low prices. Shoppers are invited to inspect available patterns and compare value across materials and finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart
Washington
Cleveland
Johnny Fizzletop
Johnny
Partisan Prohibition Debate Draws Women into Spectacles
Mary J. Aldrich of Cedar Rapids argues the St. Louis convention fuels partisan bias, misreads Kansas politics, and misstates party strength. She says anti prohibition forces and Prohibitionists clash within existing parties and that gradual gains in old parties advance prohibition more than a new Prohibition party. A theatrical manager quips on pronunciation of drama in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Prohibition
Union
Kansas
Judge Foster
Usher
Prohibition Party
Iowa
Maine
Mary J. Aldrich
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Spring Fashions From Godey's Lady's Book
Fashion notes describe sashes redeeming plain toilets with jackets plastrons and bright sarah belts. White goods and crape mourning trends appear, with turbans and ornate belts returning. Seersucker dresses suit warm travel, while princess styles and ankle-length gowns for young girls emphasize modest charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Seersucker
Proverbial Views and Witty Vignettes
A collage of aphorisms and anecdotes on selfhood ambition and social behavior. It contrasts quiet inner strength with public display, features humorous quips about marriage and society, and ends with a travel anecdote involving General Lew Wallace and the Ottoman Empire.
Homely maxims on honesty failure and home life
A collection of short proverbs urging truth over deceit, personal effort over luck, and care for family. It contrasts character with outward show and warns that money troubles breed evil, egotism harms, and gossip spreads. The sayings encourage prudence, patience, and steady virtue.
Notions on Poultry and Market Color as Quality
F D Curtis notes buyers favor yellow-legged chickens for market value while blue slate colored legs signal finer table quality. He cites Plymouth Rocks Light Brahmas Dorkings and Leghorns as egg and market breeds and compares Paris tastes for Houdan slate legs to American preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Curtis
Plymouth Rocks
Paris
France
Deacon Halts Sermon As Boy Snags Bite at Dock
A city church deacon rebuked boys for Sabbath breaking at a dock yesterday. He suddenly exclaimed Look out bab youve got a bite to a distracted youngster, revealing a humorous moment noted by the Saginaw News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Chickens and a Texas Courtroom Exchange
In a Texas courtroom a Black man defends a chicken theft, the judge questions how chickens roosted near the owner’s window with dogs in the yard. The man warns the judge that buckshot and fence hops won’t help. he suggests buying chickens rather than stealing and facing the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Webster
Volunteer Drill for Single Men Recited in Ad Copy
An advertisement by A. A. Davis & Co promotes a humorous “drill” for single men to win a wife through courtship and marriage rituals. The copy uses military commands as metaphors for respectful behavior, family consent, church ceremony, and leaving past habits behind, concluding with a note on custom window shades made to order.
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan & CO
E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Warren
Warren County
Big Mesa & Wiggins
Warren Savings Park
Geo. N. Frazine
James Wiggins
Third Street
Liberty
Market
Reverdy B.stewart
Enry Cobham
Hos. Walsh
P.O
Isaly
C. McAlpine
Berkstresser & McAlpine
Merck’s
Carver House
Allen & Higgins
Attorneys At Law
Solicitors of Patents
erSecond & Liberty Streets
D. C
Geo
H. Higgins
Samuel T. Neill
Exchange Block
Crawford
Forest
Venango
Richard B. Stewart
Liberty Sts
Yarver
Co. W. King
Breve Hopel
Geo. H. Leonhart
Prop'r
Water Street
Osmer, Dale & Freeman
Scofield
Warren Pa
Trunkey
Noyes & Hinckley
Law
Second Street
Warren, Va
A. H. Noyes
Notary Publie
L. D. Wetmoker
C. H. Noyes
W.D. Minckley
Johnson's Exchange
Bec* Oud Oor
J. Muse
Smer
Dale & Freeman
W. A. Greaves
Bach & Thompson
Beaty Block
Warren, Pa
D. L. Ball
Ilbur & Schnur
Front Street
Postoffice
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnor
Sa & Stone
First National Bank
H. KE. Brown
H. BE
BROWN
Seraces Lindsey & Parmleer
Story
P. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
J. O. Parmlee
Dinsmoor,insmoor & Cable
IAS
CABLE
R.J. M. Davies
Liberty Street
Baptist Church
TOR
Christian Smith
First National
Beech Street
R. R
James Nixon
M. Mead
Ustice
A. Siegel & Sons
Pereale
Siegel
Allo
Tahdais
Barbour
A. SIEGEL _& SONS
Rre
Godey
Earth
Vesuvius
Etna
Ers
Illinois
North Carolina
Solomon
Donna
W. KR. Travers
Fifth Avenue
St. Paul's
Mary Anderson
Lew Wallace
Sublime Porte
Turkey
Paynim
Wallace
Sultan
Bosphorus
General Wallace
Mai
Warren P.O
A. A. Davis & Co
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