20 Nov 1877
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1877
Page
1
Disjointed time marks and letters appear in a corrupted OCR fragment. The sequence includes 10 18 27 4 50 and various stray letters amid parenthetical notes. No coherent event or identifiable names emerge from the text.
Train timetable lists stops from Oil City to Cleveland with arrival times at Franklin Raymilton Jamestown Andover Jefferson Ashtabula Erie and Buffalo and notes connections at Stoneboro with New Castle & Franklin Railroad. GEO H. McINTIRE serves as superintendent.
A dated timetable lists stations from Cincinnati to New York and back, outlining departures and arrivals at cities such as Meadville Jamestown Salamanca Corry Union City Warren Ravenna Akron Ashland Mansfield and Chicago. The document reflects a historical railroad schedule with multiple No. 1 3 and 5 tracks and cross routes through Ohio Pennsylvania and New York.
A catalog listing multiple juvenile titles and authors from D Lothrop and Co Boston. Includes Aunt Dolly’s School-Room Stories Lilttle-Folks Twelve Illustrated Papers and Parlor Pastimes with drawings by Hopkins and music by T Crampton. Subscriptions offered free of postage.
Reverend J P Ludlow of 178 Baltic Street Brooklyn writes Nov 14 1874 praising Vegetine for cures and personal benefit. He attests to miraculous seeming care by practitioners and recommends the product to readers.
A letter from South Poland Maine dated October 14 1876 details Mrs A Ricker reporting two years of liver trouble with poor rest and appetite. After taking Vegetine she rests well and enjoys meals. The note is witnessed by G M Vaughan of Medford Massachusetts.
A Boston home at 14 Tyler Street in April 1976 thanks Vegetine for gifts aiding children, especially those with Scrofula. Mrs N Wormell, Matron, notes the benefit to the children and praises the generosity of H R Stevens.
Providence Rhode Island resident Rev O T Walker signatures recommend Vegetine as an invaluable invigorating tonic. He notes his family has used it for two years and he urges others in nervous debility to try the product. Walker is a former pastor of Bodowin Square Church in Boston.
The letter from South Salem dated November 14, 1876, features Mrs. L. M. Packard praising Vegetine for three years of scrofula canker and liver complaints. She claims nothing helped before using Vegetine and endorses it to others.
Eleanor Wright and her husband George run a large New Ladies School with boarders and servants. After two draining years, financial strain, family illness, and social scrutiny push Nellie to abandon the venture and return to a simple home. She sells the furniture, pays debts, and rebuilds a cottage life, learning that happiness and peace trump wealth. Years later they meet Mrs Myra Smith who reveals Lyman’s return and reconciliation, underscoring a moral about service, home, and true values.
A narrator describes a ballroom scene where dancing continues then weakly hides with Pussy in a quiet corner. They exchange intimate moments as music swells. Pussy blushes and notes the narrator's shoulder is white with powder as they return to the throng.
Eleanor Wright in Chicago 27 years ago considers a life split between a bustling city and a quiet pastoral rectory. She pressures her husband George to fund a first class school while he prefers money from a grain business and steady domestic life for their two children.
The Toronto Monetary Times hails a bountiful harvest in Canada estimating wheat at 30 million bushels barley at 10 million and coarse grain exceeding 48 million bushels with hopes for continued abundance.
In a reminiscence dated Hat, Washington, D. C., Nov. 1, 1877, a reader recalls a Mount Vernon excursion aboard the Arrow. The party, including Baltimore schoolgirls led by a professor and wife, tours the estate with Capt. Hollingsworth as guide, noting the new vault, relic legends, and Washington and Lafayette rooms. The piece blends social observation with anecdotes about relic-hunting, ghostly curios, and the allure of Mount Vernon as a national shrine.
Astronomer Royal Smyth of the Royal Observatory Scotland predicts an exceptionally cold winter based on 39 years of earth thermometer data. He notes three great heat waves in 1845 46 1858 60 and 1863 67, with cold spells following within roughly a year and a half, suggesting very frigid weather near the end of the current year.
A man faces a five year penitentiary term for stealing a cook stove while a civil debt of three dollars costs him three years and twenty five dollars in lawyer and court fees, highlighting perceived justice imbalance.
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The United States likely to attend the Paris Exposition with a proposed $140,000 appropriation. Representative Hewitt backs the bill, saying the sum is the minimum for a decent display. The plan features a large, roofed complex of iron and glass structures under Republican leadership.
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