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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1883
Page
4
A Burdette verse laments changing times as old fashioned life gives way to modern speed. The poem contrasts stagecoach and mule power with hurried progress in towns and youth who now run stores and streets. It notes shifting manners, a playful loss of innocence, and a governor father figure signaling fading old day values.
Correspondent reports Thomas Hughes Q C. has settled at Hughes cottage in Rugby enjoying mountain air and family gathering. He arrived from England to see his 86 year old pioneer mother and to rest from judicial duties. He plans to return to England after month end and hosted a Rugby banquet at the Tabard Inn Friday night.
A writer argues that love driven early marriages trap the working class in perpetual poverty and hardship. The piece cites endless struggle, fear of unemployment, and destitution for widows and orphans, quoting John Bright on a life of misery.
A new remedy by Dr William claimed to cure chronic piles in twenty five years. Theointment absorbs tumors, relieves itching at night, and acts as a poultice. Sold by druggists and by L G Noyes Warren Pa for $1 shipping.
Mrs. Anna Adams recalls eight year battle with scrofula ending after using Dr M M Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. She reports rapid improvement within three months and full recovery after thirteen years with only facial scars remaining.
Early morning at the Elden farm Rosa May vanishes after a dispute about her care. Mrs. Elden threatens to send her away, while Mr. Elden urges patience. Rosa returns battered but alive after a county fair accident, with her adoptive parents reconciling and pledging support.
A Vienna girl Klemmuller aged 18 months was brought to the general clinic after days of food refusal. Doctors used a gastro scope and electricity to inspect the stomach and removed a mouse minus its tail that had entered the sleeping child's mouth and esophagus. The child was expected to recover soon.
Five miles west of Great Barrington the small farming township of Alford reports a cave discovered in a limestone ledge named Devil's den. Explorers found poisonous gases limit torches. one rescuer aided a man who advanced too far. The cave is large with rooms and passages and may become safe if air can escape. a running water sound hints at an underground stream possibly linked to Frying Pan spring.
The World of Wonders article notes long nails in Chinese Siamese and Anamese customs, with nails reaching sixteen to eighteen inches among some groups. Siamese nobles hide nails in silver cases, and ambassadors from Asia often grow long little fingers’ nails as a mark of distinction.
The term dude, used for a languid young fellow with stylish hair, originates in Salem New Hampshire. For twenty years locals call a dapper man a dude and apply the word to animals and sweethearts. Its sudden fame in New York is said to stem from an English visitor’s remark at a rich club.
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