27 May 1879
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1879
Page
1
A fragmented OCR text fragment lists multiple ambiguous time stamps such as 10:30 am and 11:22 am without clear context or identifiable names, places, or events. The snippet lacks coherent facts to summarize into a standard news item or card.
A rail stations list spans many cities including Cincinnati Akron Ravenna Warren Greenville Meadville Union City Corry Jamestown Salamanca Buffalo Rochester Hornellsyle Elmira Binghamn Albany New York Boston and No 2. The compilation reads like a route map of intercity stops with emphasis on regional connections and travel nodes.
Arrival and close times for mail at Warren and lines to Pittsburg Dunkirk and P&J Railroad west and east, with notes on no mail east of Warren on Accommodation. OQ. C. Allen, P.M.
Burgess S and S. T. Allen as town council. J. Davis A. Hertzel D. S. McNett W. J. Heck F. Barnhart A. W. Morck P. Greenland J. J. Clemons Clerk George O. Cornelius. School Directors RK P. King T. Keeler F. Henry Geo. Enswoorth Chas Dinsmoor J. G. Marsh. Assessor J. W. Benson Justices of the Peace D. J. Hodges D. W. C. James Constable John F. McPherson Jr Notaries Public D. J. Ball C. H. Noyes H. E. Brown O. F. Hoffman Ozro Nesmith.
A detailed roster of county officials including Congressman J H Osmer of Franklin and State Senator J W Lee, Warren County officers such as Sheriff Henry Brace, Prothonotary Starling W Waters, Treasurer T E Barnes, and County Commissioners Benj Ellis Jas Roy and others. Also listed are Associate Judges W B Acocks and W W Connely, Coroner Sterling Green, District Attorney C C Thompson, and County Superintendent N R Thompson with respective towns.
The Baptist Presbyterian Episcopal Lutheran Evangelical Scandinavian and Catholic congregations list sermons and Sabbath School times. Baptist service 7 30 PM Sabbath 10 AM. Presbyterian 7 30 PM Sabbath 12 50 PM. Episcopal 7 30 PM 12 30 PM. Methodist 9 00 AM and 8 00 PM Sabbath 12 50 PM. Evangelical 10 30 AM 7 30 PM Sabbath 9 50 AM. Scandinavian first and third Sundays 10 30 AM and 7 30 PM. Catholic Masses Sunday 9 30 AM 10 30 AM Vespers 4 00 PM supports.
Regular and monthly meetings for Rouse V Council No. 41 Laban Lodge No. 52 K of H A R A meets weekly or monthly at various halls with officers named. Cobham Post No. 125 A R meets near full moon. NortrH Star Lepa re No. 241 A Y M holds meetings on Wednesdays. Occidental HRA Chapter No. regular second Mondays. Conewango Lodge No. 25 I O G T meets Mondays. Warren Lodge No. 339 I O O F meets Tuesdays. Kossuth Encampment No. 858 I O O F meets second and fourth Thursdays. Officiating leaders listed for each group.
A poetic meditation contrasts passing spring and summer pleasures with enduring inner treasure found only through toil. Sherman D. Richardson notes the upshot that worldly joys fade while true reward lies in effort and restraint, urging perseverance away from shallow gains. SPEECH OF HON J H OLMER follows, defending constitutional limits on elections and federal oversight, arguing for national authority to safeguard voting and the integrity of the union against state-based power.
A roundup notes Ida Brown, a Maine girl, becoming a Wellesley mathematics professor. Christian Ross seeks Charlie Ross in North Carolina. Mrs Dickens feared for. Treasury limits purchase of ten percent certificates. Utah uses no hemp. executions and hangings reported. Niagara Falls ice mountain persists. rail freight plug tobacco novelty. Cheyennes seek redress from Washington. Reed hanged at Sydney. taxes owed by secession states. crinoline return in fashion. dress trends shift toward two underskirts and Panier style with Louis XVI influences.
A collage of light anecdotes, quips, and verses touches on fashion, beer and seltzer, sport chatter, domestic life, and social foibles. It playfully contrasts old Boston humor with broader American puns, noting fashion, circuses, census gags, and a remote touch of political satire in a lively, period voice.
The essay urges brief clear rhetoric to reach all, avoid dull harangue, and warm hearts. It favors practical, manly and rational expression, free of theory or ornament, balanced by ardent prayer, to move both God and people and bring blessings.
A man aboard a train displays boorish behavior by ignoring a young woman and a sister calling to lower the window, then insults his wife with a grunted retort and clings to his paper. The narrator laments the decline in manners, addressing Laura Hawkeye.
Bucklen's Arsenic Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum tetter chapped hands chillblains corns and all skin eruptions. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded at 25 cents per box. Sold by A W Morck & Co.
An 1875 Rochester advertisement touts Dr M M Fenner of Fredonia as offering a Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic claimed to cure skin diseases such as pimples blotches and erysipelas and a wide range of ailments. It extols cures for jaundice dyspepsia constipation headaches fever and ague dropsy sleeplessness and nervous debility with additional tonics for cough pain and various ailments. It claims one bottle cures and lists sales through dealers.
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