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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1890
Page
4
A collage of household hints on cleaning tinware with soda and egg glaze, fruit stain removal, cream cakes and milk coffee blends, plus kitchen cleanliness and mattress airing from old period literature. Includes references to Boston Globe and Old Homestead.
A long description of the anteater’s appearance and feeding method is followed by sensational wedding chaos in Odessa. The piece then surveys graduates’ job trends, Paris Russian students’ frugal life in Paris, and Soviet-style drama, noting meals, housing, and economy among students in La Glaciere and Rue Flatters.
In a straight pampas road a four hour continuous lightning display lights the sky. Thunder roars, rain and hail pelt the travelers as ponchos protect the riders. After the storm clears, stars reappear and a dark road to poplar avenues and distant houses unfolds with wandering animals and night sounds.
A bashful suitor asked a young lawyer to draft a marriage proposal. The epistle, though written in formal Blackstone style, failed to win consent and a cold rejection followed. Rumors say legal complications may arise over the letter’s contents.
A collection of humorous quips and cartoon captions. An open coal hole lawsuit, accidental injuries, and social witticisms mix with remarks on banking, marriage, and professions. The snippets showcase humorous misunderstandings and moral jests typical of the era.
The piece argues most American women are moderate and devoted to their husbands, rejects the idea that matrimony is ruined by a few showy wives, notes many are misled about money and dress, and labels sensational claims as stage business. It cites Manners and quotes a mix of humor and critique.
In Sandborn Indiana two families, the Meurs and the Blevins, clashed in a bloody riot using knives pistols and axes. Two Meurs died from axe wounds Rufus Blevins was shot and killed and two Blevins brothers were seriously wounded. The feud has long troubled the county and more trouble may follow.
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