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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1889

Page

1

Warren Pa Attorneys at Law Listings and Offices

A collection of legal notices and offices for attorneys in Warren Pennsylvania. Listings include ATTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public offices in various blocks and streets, with contact points near Liberty Street Third Street East Street and Exchange blocks. Names include Brown Btons Kick McPherson and Bowman & Bole with multiple offices and services listed.

Attorneys AT Law Water Street Scofield Block Warren Dinsmoor Jab Carlf C.A. Peterson Allen & Higgins Allen’s Block For Second and Liberty Sts Warren, Pa Exchange Block Scott A. A First National Bank J. Brown Notary Public Brown H. B. Brown Wright Block Centre Street Corry Bowman & Bole Attorney AT Law Verback Block Ofice I. Gi. Moyes’ Drug Store Warren Bavings Bank Crawler Forest Volange Oonties Wstmork Noyes & Hinckley Aytorneys Counsellor LAW Second Street Hinckley L. D. Wstmork A. Noyes W.D. Hinckley Beaty Blocx D. Ft Ball Ilbur & Schnur Front Street W. Wilbur

Tobacco Use Debated by Medical Experts Across Occupations

A New York correspondent reports doctors disagree on tobacco safety. Dr. Dana warns boys should not smoke while adults in laboring trades may tolerate more. cigars, cigarettes, and pipes vary in risk. Dr. Paine, Dr. Chase, and Dr. Nagle weigh heart disorders, digestion, and nicotine poisoning, urging moderation and caution.

Charles L. Dana Walter Raleigh Oakman S. Paine Sara B. Chase John T. Nagle Bureau of Vital Statistics N. Y St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Edison predicts future vision phone and improved phonograph

Edison discusses a planned device linking Wall Street to a Paris contact via telephonic vision, claims progress on long distance image reproduction, and notes the phonograph has advanced beyond commercial models. He also mentions future electricity breakthroughs and navigation of the air.

New Fall Goods at Dr Shear Store in French Dress Goods

Handsome designs in French dress patterns no two alike priced from 10 to 20 dollars. Imported patterns cannot be duplicated. Cloak department offers daily pleasing options. Headquarters for children's and ladies garments. 500 new items marked to move quickly to make room for others.

Younger Folks Magazine 1890 Volume Details

The Younger Young Folks presents twelve stories by Margaret Jolson with many pictures. New serials by L J Meade and Pansy editors. versatile content for children including poems, short stories, and bird tales. New volume begins January with multiple departments and a five to six dollar yearly rate.

Margaret Jolson Polly Pry Emilie Poulsson Mopsey Hans L.J. Meade Fannie A. Deane Emilie Pouleson Isabella M. Alden Pansy G. R. Alden Dee Danmore Bryant Helen Margaret Sidney Philena A. M. Livingston Baby’s Corner Felix Oswald Harper's Young People William C. Stoddard Phil and the Baby Lucy GC. Lillie Prince Tommy John Russell Coryell Margaret E. Sangster Hjalmar Hjorth Begegen Howard Pyle Frank M. Bicknell W. D. Howells Thomas Nelson Page Mary E. Wilkins Nora Perry Harriet Prescott Spofford David Ker Hezekiah Butterworth Sophie Sweet Richard Malcom Johnston

Citizens National Bank Officers and Capital Details

Citizens National Bank led by President Myron Waters and Vice President Francis Hentry. Other officers include David L. Geroula and A Jamieson among listed names. Capital $106,006 and surplus $60,000. Transacts a general banking business and issues foreign drafts and makes collections across the United States.

Myron Waters Francis Hentry David L. Geroula Oasties Hineerors M. Waters S. Po Fahneom T Henry A. Jamieson V. Davis W. Is. Brown A. Hertzel ALT Seafeid

Floriculture Notes on Plants and Propagation

A colonial-era horticulture overview covers tobacco soap as aphid repellent for honeysuckles, plant health in Carrinas, gladioli timing, poinsettia leaf drop with water, blue gentian beauty, true blue orchids rising in prominence, day’s eye daisies, morning glory, four o’clock, and dandelion bloom patterns. It details fringed gentian form, chrysanthemum propagation by seeds and cuttings, and rising orchid prices with expanding florist demand.

Horticultural Bulletin Bryant

Chicago Girl Cured Rheumatism in Miraculous Manner

A Chicago girl reportedly cured of rheumatism stood on the parlor table when discovered. The report adds a witty comparison noting a mouse can sometimes do more than Christian Science.

Chicago

Antique relics and relic hunters in early America

A 1650s Stoxs mansion near Greenbush New York endures on a farm while a Portsmouth Ohio area find unveils a buried rabbit and coins. Boston auction yields a Constitution ship wood cup for 10 dollars. Rockland Massachusetts resident owns a meerschaum claimed smoked by General Lee. Lyon County Kansas houses a 150 year old hand corn mill captured at Cerro Gordo as the first US corn mill. A Washington oil portrait, bought for 10 dollars at Baltimore Barnum Hotel sale, now valued around 1000 dollars as likely Gilbert Stuart original. A Wyandot County Ohio farmer unearths a sword linked to George Washington’s Crawford. Germantown Pennsylvania sells Bradbury Bible for 125 dollars. few copies remain. A Richmond Virginia gentleman owns a violin tied to early Virginia history marked Amati 1651. A Hartford shop displays Seneca Works 1616 first edition translated by Lodge, printed in London, noted for fine typography and very thin paper. The relic bound volume includes about one thousand folio pages and has been rebound.

Greenbush N. Y Portsmouth Boston Constitution Rockland Mass Robert E. Lee Lyon County Kan Cerro Gordo Washington Baltimore Gilbert C. Stuart Wyandot County George Washington Crawford Germantown Philadelphia Richmond Virginia Nicholas Amati Fecit Cremona Robert Rollins Jane Rolfe Powhattan Hartford Lucius A. Seneca Tho. Lodge William Stanley London

France Leads Wheat Bread Consumption Worldwide

The report notes France as the largest consumer of wheat bread per capita, about 8 bushels, vs 5 to 5.5 bushels per head in Great Britain and Ireland. It also cites UK postal totals, Paris exhibition spenders, and U.S. railroad growth.

France Great Britain Ireland United Kingdom United States Paris Matin Treasury Secret Service Treasury

Social commentary on wealth and manners in fashionable life

The piece surveys urban society traits and foibles. It notes rising vanity among the wealthy, the lure of high life, and the tension between appearances and reality, with jabs at fashion, marriages, and social standards. It also comments on women’s roles and the superficial cues of status.

Narvunat Tim Ererina Tus

Fishing trip ends in saltwater silence at Staten Island

The narrator and companions voyage from Prince's Bay to Sandy Hook by boat in search of trout. Despite time and effort, tides turn and no fish bite while rivals boast. They return exhausted, with three men starving for supper, arriving late to the station. Henry Tyrrell notes the tale in St. Ficnelas.

Litchfield Kans St. Jacobs Yatevi P. Mansfield Staten Island Prince’s Bay Staten Isle Henry Tyrrell St. Ficnelas

Squirrels Invade Homes in Waterville T W T

In Waterville Tennessee squirrels roam freely entering houses and feeding on crumbs under tables. The report notes a heavy squirrel presence affecting residents and daily life.

Waterville W. T

Undertaker Relates Near Death Escape and Cure

A Chicago undertaker recalls laying out a painter thought dead after a 30 foot fall. The man revived in the dead room, later recovering at a county hospital. The tale argues doctors can err on death but insists the undertaker would not mistake a living man for a corpse.

Third Avenue Chicago Chicago Journal

Leaf-Cutting Bee Captivates at Rose Bush

A leaf-cutting bee visits a parlor garden and cuts sections from a brush rose as it sits astride the leaf edge. The intruder vanishes underground after completing the task, prompting family amusement and curiosity about the industrious visitor.

Mail Job Office Advertisement Promotes Printing Services

The Mail Job Office offers all kinds of job printing in first class style with low prices. Blanks of all kinds are kept on hand and printed to order. Subscriptions show reader sets by date and communications are requested from all parts of the county and country. Anonymous letters will not be published.

Slarper’s Magazine Harper’s Magazine Harper & Brothers New York Post Office Warren P.O

Postal Cards And Quick Wits Parade In Local Observations

A collection of humorous one liners and quips about manners, debt collectors, hospital life, Paris, poets, sermons, dentists, bachelors, dogs, and a Delaware County funeral joke. Notable lines include a nurse remark on round the year service and a debt collector’s call.

Electric Bitters Praise Echoed After Health Restoration

Epoch marks a turning point in health with Electric Bitters credited for relief from kidney liver and stomach ailments. The Great Alterative and Tonic is sold for 50 cents to 1 dollar at Morck Drug Store.

Morck

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad Offers Skin Cure

An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists price 25 cents per box sold at Morck Drug Store.

Bucklen Morck Drug Store

Frugal Winter Plant Care and Frost Prevention

Plant care guidance advises sealing door inlets with listing strips to keep cold out, and taking a methodical approach. If frost strikes, move plants to a near freezing dark area and water lightly to recover. prune damaged tops promptly to prevent decay while roots may still revive new shoots.

Eben E. Rexford Ladies’ Home Journal

Castoria Through Generations

An advertising verse traces Castoria use across a family lifecycle from infancy to motherhood. It emphasizes Castoria as a trusted remedy accompanying a girl through childhood adulthood and motherhood with multiple generations.

Kemp's Balsam Promotes Immediate Cough Relief

The Kemp's Balsam proprietor promotes nationwide giveaways to showcase a cure for coughs and throat and lung troubles. A trial bottle is free at all druggists with large bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.

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