Local Warren Professionals Advertise Legal and Portrait Services
A fragmentary Warren Pa advertisement page lists attorneys at law and notaries public with offices in Hazeltine and Johnson’s Exchange, a photographer studio above Geo Ball’s store, a urology specialty with office hours, and portrait painter services. Names include Edward Lindsey Jas Parmlee W M Lindsey Chas Dinsmoor Chas A Peterson.
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Warren, Pa
Hazeltine
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
W. M. Lindsey
Jas. O. Parmlee
Geo. Ball’s
Warren Savings Bank Building
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas, Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Carenally Sivensee
Liberty Street
W. W
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball
D. C. Thompson
Town Officials Listed in Public Notice Vote
The document lists town officers including Burgess James W. Wiees and Messenger as president with councilors Brann Borchers Thomas and others, Clerk D A Arird, Treasurer A J Hazeltine, Justices Perry Meacham, Collector W H Heck, Attorney Wm Schnur, Engineer D F A Wheelock, and Constables for wards one through four. School Directors and officers named include D I Ball as president and Lucie C Richards secretary among others.
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C. H. Meacham
W. H. Heck
Wm. Schnur
D. F. A. Wheelock
G. Ward
Geo
John G. Brown
Wm. Hegerty
D. I. Ball
Lucie C. Richards
W. D. McLaren
Peoriam Cowan
C. W. Beaty
W. M. Baker
J.M. Davidson
W. D. Hincekle
J.W. Crawford
C. W. Brown
C. D. Arird
W.G. Shreeves
District and County Officers List
District and County officers include Charles W. Stone as Member of Congress and Charles M. Shortt in the Senate. Assembly member Paul W. Brown. President Judge Charles H. ae with Associate Judges H C Huntington and J H Sandstrom. Prothonotary George F. Yates. Register and Recorder Wm McCray. Sheriff D M Howard. Treasurer M A Myers. County Commissioners John A Akins C B Sampson Roger Mooney. Commissioners Clerk Fred B Jackson. District Attorney J W Dunkle. Co Superintendent of Schools H M Putnam. Jury Commissioners S C Graham and R E eer. Coroner Dr W S Peirce. County Auditors W J Alexander John A Spetz James Logan. County Surveyor D F A Wheelock.
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
Paul W. Brown
Charles H. Ae
H.C. Huntington
J. H. Sandstrom
George F. Yates
Register
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
John A. Akins
C. B. Sampson
Roger Mooney
Fred B. Jackson
J. W. Dunkle, Co
H. M. Putnam
S. C. Graham
R. E.eer
W. S. Peirce
W. J. Alexander
John A. Spetz
James Logan
D. F. A. Wheelock
The Old Thanksgiving Days
Poem recalling past Thanksgiving scenes with a quiet window view and memories of family gatherings. The speaker imagines absent relatives in heaven while cherishing the warmth of the hearth and gratitude, as faint sleigh bells and snow appear outside.
Jem Hastings Luck and the Widow’s Farm
A New England farm widow on Thanksgiving finds help and hope in Jem Hastings, an 18-year-old neighbor. He transforms a neglected estate with wood cutting and farm work, winning the widow’s trust and heart. Years later they marry his Susie while the widow names him heir to the farm.
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Wilson
Brindle Hill
Lake Shore
Lonely Farm
New England
Jem Hastings
Jem
Salem
Indies
Jenn
Jom
Susie Jones
Susie
Squire Lothrop
Widder
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tam cosmopolitan in my likes says doctor on turkey
The doctor boasts a cosmopolitan palate from travel and requests a turkey stuffed with English oysters and French fried potatoes. A whimsical line recalls a child’s storybook scene with a brown potato strip fence around the turkey and a question from his granddaughter about escape.
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Tam Cosmopolitan
Thanksgiving Dinner Dictates for The Children
An old fashioned Thanksgiving calls for a midday dinner. The article argues tradition should override fashion on this day when children are involved.
Depew Praises Southern Thanksgiving Cooking
The quotation records Chauncey Depew praising a Hudson river farm turkey prepared by a Virginia mammy. He extols southern cooking and a black cook’s seasoning, recalling an old mammy who could make a turkey taste like nectar before Thanksgiving.
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Dr. Depew
Chauncey Depew
Hudson River
Virginia
Thanksgiving Reflection on Duty and Hope
A brief Independent editorial recalls fathers’ sacrifices amid poverty and distress during Thanksgiving. It links gratitude and future prosperity to steadfast duty, personal character, and a durable societal basis beyond Plymouth’s rocky legacy.
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Plymouth
Thanksgiving Bounty and Public Benevolence State Reason
Thanksgiving day promotes public benevolence as a National, family, and personal blessing. The piece urges Americans to share the loaf, feed the hungry, and listen to distress on this observance.
Thanksgiving Thought on Sincerity and Charity
A reflective line notes the lack of sincerity in those who enter a temple on Thanksgiving to acknowledge Providence yet have given no charity or uplifted others throughout the year. The piece emphasizes sharing benefactions with the helpless in society.
Chestnut Sauce for Boiled Turkey
Recipe outlines peeling and blanching thirty six chestnuts then boiling until tender. Mash into paste add salt and cayenne, blend with milk, strain, and cook in a double boiler for thirty minutes.
Pumpkin Pie Recipe from Eliza R. Roper
Prepare a firm pumpkin by paring cutting and stewing until dry. Add a quart of pumpkin one cup molasses one cup sugar six egg yolks half cup butter a pint milk half teaspoon ground ginger half teaspoon cinnamon and a pinch of salt. Mix pour into puff pastry lined pans and bake in a hot oven.
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Eliza R. Roper
Thanksgiving’s Reach From Old Customs Across Nations
The Philadelphia Times recalls the first Thanksgiving in Plymouth 1621 and links it to ancient Hebrew festivals and harvest feasts of the Saxons and Celts. It recounts Winslow’s account of fowling, deer, and communal celebration, then shifts to Hiawatha and Mondamin, highlighting enduring autumn rites and the gift of maize.
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Demeter
New England
Plymouth
Miles Standish
John Alden
Priscilla
Atlantic
Edward Winslow
Plymouth Colony
William Bradford
Massasoyt
Myles Standish
Bradford
Tabernacles
Hiawatha
Mondamin
Nokomis
Kahgahgee
Iagoo
Boaster
Philadelphia Times
First Connecticut Thanksgiving Proclamations Date
Public records show Hartford settlers held their first Thanksgiving on August 28, 1639. After 1663 union of Hartford and New Haven, Connecticut governors issued annual Thanksgiving proclamations.
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Connecticut
Hartford
New Haven
New York Sun
How to get good out of our troubles
A sermon by Rev. 8 H Doyle discusses finding good in trouble through recognizing God's hand, serving Him, and prayer. David's example shows faith as strength, worship, and reliance on God during adversity, with guidance to seek refuge in God's house and to bring troubles to prayer in Jesus' name.
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Merrell-Soule CO
Syracuse
N. Y
H. Doyle
Toric
David
God
Self evaluation and duty in moral judgment
A Western Christian Advocate editorial cautions against judging others to measure ourselves. It argues we lack data to estimate others and that others' actions do not determine our duty. The focus remains on personal responsibility: what is due from me and what I ought to do.
Hem of His garment inspires hopeful faith and joy
The Episcopal Recorder reflects on faith that reaches the hem of Christ’s garment. Believers touched by grace find wholeness and, despite sorrowful passion scenes, may eagerly anticipate resurrection with all saints.
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Christ
Episcopal Recorder
Canon Farrar Quote on Life and Duty
A reflection urging readers to seize life’s opportunities and engage with knowledge rather than letting it slip away. The passage contrasts dull lives with the ascent to brighter, meaningful pursuits and calls for action.
Religion In Boys’ Schools In Pennsylvania Prison
A boys’ school in Pennsylvania with 800 inmates holds only Christian Endeavor services. The society was formed by the boys and exerts a strong influence within the school.
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Pennsylvania
Christian Endeavor Meetings
Christmas Month Prayer for Youth and Dedication
Prayer urges celebration of Christ's birth month with many young hearts devoted to Him and calls for broader consecration of all believers to service.
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Christ
Lone Star Christian Endeavor Society Formed in Guatemala City
The passage notes a new Lone Star society organized in Guatemala City for Christian Endeavor activities. It also mentions Christian Endeavor gaining prominence in old Boston England and reports the District of Columbia Christian Endeavor Union pledging support to bring the Epworth League annual convention to Washington in 1899.
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Guatemala City
Central America
Christian Endeavor Society
Lone Star Society
Old Boston
England
New England
Boston
Christian Endeavor
District of Columbia Christian Endeavor Union
Epworth League
Washington
Inappropriate Dishes Stir Controversy in Ex change
A letter condemns mince pie and plum pudding on tables as inappropriate for Christmas style. It argues these items belong to Christmas only, urging relegation of certain dishes and praising pumpkin pie as a New England staple.
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New England
Confess Christ Through Obedience and Gratitude
A reflective sermon urges true confession of Christ as obedience to God and loving service to the needy. It likens harvest season to recognizing God’s providence and our role as stewards, stressing gratitude, humility, and passage from riches to faithful care.
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Christ
Speak for the Master in Church Meetings
Some Christians avoid praying or speaking in devotional meetings due to diffidence. The text urges overcoming fear through prep and brief, practiced prayers or testimonies, readied before leaving home. With persistent effort conscience grows and dread fades, yielding confident Christian service. For the Master's sake, speak.
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Church
League
Entertaining Strangers and Epworth League Lodging
Epworth League chapters arrange hotel rooms for needy travelers, allowing lodging free with meals optional. Hotels welcome the service as good publicity and effective aid, while members support hospitality and spreading the practice among friends.
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League
Epworth League
Young People at the Circus and Gospel Outreach
Colorado Springs Christian Endeavorers gathered about 250 youths and 200 circus workers for a live gospel service. Thirty requested prayers and the group bought all Testaments in the city to present to the circus men as a moral outreach.
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Colorado Springs
Church Loyalty and League Duty Emphasized
The League is the churchs child and requires loyalty from all members. Regular attendance at public preaching prayers and class meetings is essential. Focus on steady church work through normal channels for the League to flourish and gain favor, while neglecting grace will diminish its impact. Be loyal to the church.
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League
The Living Christ and the World’s Waiting Rest
A poetic meditation on Christ as universal savior who heals hearts and unites nations. The speaker envisions Jesus challenging corruption, guiding all peoples, and drawing every race toward rest in Him, with scenes of courts, markets, priests, and seas. Attributed to J. G. Clark.
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Christ
J. G. Clark
Thanksgiving Reflections on Family and Nation’s Mercy
A pensive meditation on gratitude for home and family. The speaker questions if families remain intact and blessed, urging thanks to God for mercy to households and the land, amidst war and hardship. This piece ties personal well being to national providence and communal prosperity.
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