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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1897

Page

4

Thanksgiving on the Cissel Farm Ends in Mending Bonds

In a fog bound rural station the Cissel family saga unfolds as old man John Cissel clings to his horse Hawk amid farm debts and a looming raffle. Bob, the stubborn nephew, wrestles with duty and pride until a heartful reconciliation on Thanksgiving leads father and son to acknowledge mutual fault and renewed bond.

Gibbs Williams Old Cissel Cissels Burdette Cissel Hoss Bob Shacklett Hess United States Ann Earp Thar Bob Cissel Sary Hopwood

How to carve a turkey with expert method and tools

Murrey's carving guide outlines placing the turkey on a platter head end away from the viewer and using two pairs of knives and forks. It details removing twine, slicing white meat, separating joints, and carving the left and right sides with precision.

Murrey

Emblematic Thanksgiving Dinner Past and Present

An essay argues the Thanksgiving feast should symbolize national customs and abundance. It contrasts Puritan restraint with English festival ideals, praising a generous Eng land style spread centered on turkey, cranberry, celery, and native vegetables, and urges giving thanks before meals.

England Nature

A Reflection on National Mercy and Democratic Heroes

The passage honors national mercies and heroic figures who shaped the republic including Washington Franklin Jefferson Hamilton Lincoln Grant and many other witnesses to democracy. It urges remembering their legacy as evidence of national life and its noblest forms.

Republic Washington Franklin Jefferson Hamilton Lincoln Grant

Thanksgiving Day Through Time Expressed by Rog ers

Henry W. Rogers reflects on Thanksgiving as a blend of religious services amusements feasting and fellowship across past present and future, expressing contentment with the enduring tradition.

Henry W. Rogers

Late to Dinner and Other Trotting News

The column notes a Thanksgiving joke about cannibals and a ship of racing gossip. Mr. Steele of Chicago buys the 4 year old pacing mare Lizzie Rowe for $1000, with 2:15 and 2:13 miles reported at Belmont Philadelphia. The bay gelding Major, formerly racing in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, is identified as 56 year old Rollo, with a 2:18 Omaha record last year. All winnings are recovered by the National Trotting Association and will be redistributed.

Mr. Steele Chicago Lizzie Rowe Vatican Belmont Philadelphia Rhode Island Massachusetts Rollo Omaha National Trotting Association Leola Elliott South Framingham I. F. Crosby Cape Cod Farm Brewster Mass Crosby Maine Pittsfield Lewiston Orient Aroostook County Miss Elliott Mary Woodcock Ripley Henry Meader Morrill Maud Ellingwood

Old Ironsides at Century Milestone in Charlestown Birth

The article recalls the 100th anniversary of the USS Constitution. It notes its Charlestown launch, fame as a U.S. battleship, captains Hull Bainbridge Decatur Rodgers and Stewart, Betsy Ross and Paul Revere contributions, and key 1812 exploits. It discusses postwar preservation, remodeling protests, and proposals to turn the ship into a Naval Museum in Annapolis or Washington.

Charlestown Harbor Boston Hull Bainbridge Decatur Rodgers Stewart Paul Revere Betsy Ross Holmes Lord Byron Dacres Miral Algiers Washington Henry King Navy Constitution Charlestown United States Philadelphia Constellation Baltimore Joshua Humphreys John Adams Congress Admiral Brode Java Levant Andrew Jackson New New England Samuel Dewey Annapolis New York Portsmouth

Most Elastic Substances Compared

Glass is described as the most perfectly elastic substance, able to return to its exact original form after twenty five years under bent pressure. The text then notes that steel comes next in elasticity among common materials.

Ethics of Street Car Manners in the South

An essay argues men increasingly withhold courtesy to women in street cars as women join the workforce. It predicts by 1930 social dynamics will shift, with competition rising and fewer chivalrous acts, yet Christian charity may keep some courtesy for the elderly and disabled.

New Orleans Hicayune

Languages That Will Survive Prophecy

A magazine writer predicts in 300 years English will dominate the Americas Australia India Africa and Pacific islands. Russian will conquer Europe excluding Britain and Asia excluding India. Chinese will govern the remaining regions.

North South America Australia India Africa New Zealand Pacific Europe Great Britain Asia

Between Two Gentlemen Justice Maule Joke

The late Justice Maule recalled in court as he sentenced a prisoner to seven years penal servitude. An officer crossing the gangway with papers for the bar drew a sharp rebuke from the judge who warned him not to pass between two gentlemen when one is addressing the other.

Maule

Earth's Age Given by Scientific Estimates

Scientists estimate Earth's age at about half a million years for the nebular and stellar era and around 25 million years for the organic period, of which roughly 15 million years have already elapsed.

Man Survives Death Bite by Double-Headed Viper

Mr. F. J. Summers, engineer of the Bonny 2 steamer, was bitten by a double horned viper at Opobo in West Africa and survived due to iodine inoculation and large quantities of brandy. He avoided solid food and was nourished by beef extracts as doctors watched his fragile condition.

F. J. Summers Opobo West Africa Mr. Summers

The Duck Mole: An Eccentric Australian Mammal

The duck mole of Australia is a mammal with webbed feet and a duck bill that lays eggs. It was once deemed harmless but recent findings suggest the male has a spur on the hind leg linked to a gland, capable of delivering a sting that can kill dogs.

Australia Sidney Smith Joseph Banks A. Stuart

The Sky's Night Out

Mr. Snaggs warns his wife not to be surprised by shooting stars as he jokes that the esky is loaded, reflecting a light local humor note from the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.

Mr. Snaggs

The Noble Old Gobbler in Mountain Turkey Hunts

An outdoorsman describes chasing a wary wild gobbler in rugged mountains. The old gobbler employs speed, vision, and flight to escape. the hunter must stalk, listen, and study tracks, then wait for a clear shot with a Winchester.

Gobbler

Harvard’s Canvas Bag Tackling Coach Introduced

The article describes a tackling drill using a large canvas bag with a life preserver midsection hung from a bar. Players practice waist high tackles to improve technique, aiming to reduce fouls from low or high tackles and improve grasp.

Harvard

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