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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1882

Page

1

Regional Mail Routes and Schedules Across Erie County

Aug 1 1912 amendments outline mail delivery paths in Corry Erie Meadville and western Pa with routes to New York and New England Ohio and Western states. Stops include Kinzua Cornplanter Corydon Onoville Steamburg Sugar Grove and Germany with varying morning and afternoon times and weekly days.

Corry Erie Meadville Nrresccinrey Cossae New York New England Ohio Western States Western Eastern N.Y. City N. E. States Balthmore Washington Itnsville Tidioute D.A Yander Kinzua Cornplanter Corydon Onoville Steamburg Tues Germany Sugar Grove

Local Government Appointments and Officials Listed

A historical listing names town posts and officers including Burgess Jamieson Clerk King School Director Dinsmoor Lindsey Stewart Pickett Assessor Benson Justices Cornelius Beeman Constable James Notaries Ball Noyes Brown Hoffman Nesmith Dinsmoor.

Local Official Roster Listing Warren County Postions

A scanned list shows local government names and titles for Warren County including Congressman L. Watson, State Senator J. W. Lee, Assemblyman W. B. Benedict, President Judge W. D. Brown, Associate Judges P. W. Brown and G. H. Bates, Sheriff O. W. Randall, Prothonotary Jos. A. Weible, Register George W. Kinnear, Treasurer F. M. Snapp, County Commissioners Benj. Ellis A. C. Blodget D. Mead, Surveyor D. F. Wheelock, Ironer Hi K Siggins, District Attorney Wm. Swanson, Auditors N. P. Curtis F. L. Putnam A. S. Dalrymple, and County Superintendent C. D. Arird.

L. ¥. Watson Warren J. W. Lee Franklin W. B. Benedict Enterprise W. D. Brown P. W Brown Farmington Pa G. H. Bates Brokenstraw Sherig O. W. Randall Jos A. Weible Register & Recorder George W. Kinnear F. M. Snapp Benj. Ellis Sugar Grove Pas A.C. Blodget Youngsville D. Mead D. F. A. Wheelock Lottsville Payroner Hi. K. Siggins Swanson Warren, Co N. P. Curtis Conewango F. L. Putnam Russellburg A.S. Dalrymple C. D. Arird Lander

Church Services and Sunday Schools Schedule Listings

A directory of multiple denominations with pastors and service times. Lutheran Rev Ph Doerr and Barrist Rev James Rea offer 11 AM and 7 PM services with Sunday School. Presbyterian Rev Rankin, Episcopal Rev Getz, and other groups list service times, Sabbath or Sunday School schedules, and vesper times. Catholic services by Rev De La Roque and Rev Mullen include 8:30 and 10:30 AM with 4 PM Vespers.

Ph. Doerr Barrist James Rea Mernopist J. M. Thoburn Lam T. Bach Scandinavia N. G. Johnson Father de la Roque Father Mullen

Fraternal Lodge Meetings and Schedules Listed

Local fraternal organizations announce regular meeting times across K of H halls Good Templars Hall Johnsons Exchange and Allen Block with lodges such as Warren Lodge 339 I O O F Kossuth Encampment 98 I O O F and the D O H Robert Brum Lodge 249 meeting Thursdays 38 PM plus other dates in weekly and monthly cycles

Warren Lopge Isl H. Hall Emory Lopar H, Hall Warren Council R.T Mutual Protective Association House Council Good Templars Laban Lodge K. of Carver House Carroll Lodge A. O U. W Burgess Norru Star Lodge Occidental H. R. A Conewango Lodge Johnson’s Exchange Warren Lodge Allen Block Kossuth Encampment Rovert Brum Lopge

The Heart of Ills and Honor in Love and Duty

A poem excerpt by Alice Cary reflects on courtship and glory, stating that true good lies in doing and waiting rather than pursuing riches. It emphasizes honor, loyalty, and courage over material gain and suggests honesty elevates a person beyond fortune or birth.

Haling Alice Cary

Earthly weeds and wildflowers in praise of nature

The speaker extols wild plants—sedge, hardback, mullein, yarrow—whose roots and seeds thrive along rural tracks. He contrasts cultivated lands with rugged hillsides where Mother Earth thrives without constant labor. The poem envisions nature’s resilience and gentle beauty even as humans claim the land through plowing and harvest.

Feminine Fashions Sweep Fall Trends in 1900s Style

Jet and blue shades dominate, belt buckles revive, Breton vests return, lace berthes atop ball gowns, polka dots popular, horizontal stripes in stockings. Beaded laces and three-size ball buttons trend, handbags coordinated to dresses, Prince Albert frock coats as lady wraps, velvet ribbons and Ottoman ribbons for bonnets, long pinked-rubbed pelisses, cashmere house wrappers with silk embroidery, and vivid color contrasts for autumn toilets.

Paris

Voice impaired citizen fears faulty telephone lines

A Detroit Free Press excerpt shows a citizen complaining his phone often mishears him, affecting business and petitions. He worries his voice may be failing, asks if officials should let his Show do the talking while he keeps his books, and laments miscommunication with a saloon debt and a petition.

Detroit Free Press

A Wife Tries New Dress to Please Husband

John and Mary Harding clash over dress sense as he critiques her style and she adopts a drastic new look. A judge visits, Mary returns transformed, and John admits his bias while she wittily confronts him about superficial advice from men.

John Harding Mr. Harding John Mrs. Harding Harding Mary Judge Howe

Ridgway’s Wealth Spurs No Envy in Mortality Tale

The tale recalls Jacob Ridgway, a Philadelphia millionaire who left five or six million dollars yet found no comfort in riches. A youth asks why envy the affluent, and Ridgway replies money buys comforts only for others, not life or happiness, since wealth cannot extend a single day of life or avert death.

Jacob Ridgway Philadelphia Mr. Ridgway

No School Friday Moral From Molasses Jug Tale

In a primary classroom the teacher warned on Friday closure to curb questions about days off. The superintendent approved no school that day to honor the circus, prompting one pupil Johnny to reveal he had busted a molasses jug. The tale ends with a humorous moral about timing and responsibility.

Johnny Oil City

Yes Tooth Powder for Sale by Johnson and Siegfried

Local advertisement lists Yes Tooth Powder for sale from Johnson and Siegfried. Product labeled for dental care with prices not shown and contact not provided.

Autumn Treasures of Leaves and Dried Falls

Practical guide to collecting and preserving autumn decorations. Highlights maple and sumac as best kept leaves, plus methods to iron and dry, press ferns, ground pine, clematis seed-vessels, bittersweet, and thistle balls for long lasting arrangements.

Jack Frost

Among the Little Folks in Sunday Tales

Curio humor and childlike quips color a column of early 20th century vignettes. Jests from youngsters on gender roles, manners, and family life mix with playful remarks about a grandmother, a second-hand mamma, and a boy who questions baked goods and wartime toys.

Gracie Emily

Floral locomotive displayed at Northern Chautauqua Fair

A floral locomotive and tender eight feet long was exhibited with a New York City frame based on the Brooks Passenger Locomotives draft. Scarlet wheels and pilot. yellow brass-colored dome sand box beacon. leaves for running boards. mixed floral boiler cab and tender. pink cab interior windows. smoke represented by alyssum. tender fuel from cut flowers. H. G. Brooks name in scarlet immortelles on the tender. Eight workers labored one day and a half plus one night to assemble it.

New York City Brooks H. G. Brooks Jamestown Journal

The Pretzel Folly in Hawkeye’s Roast

A humorous Hawkeye excerpt mocks the pretzel’s virtues and value. It playfully laments German names, notes its dry crust and lye glaze, and jests about its length and hole quantity while joking about its market price and role in hospitality. It recounts hackmen’s old uses and ends with a biting satire of offering pretzels to toothless guests.

Germany

Zopesa Aids Digestion and Nerve Vitality

The claim states Zopesa stimulates active digestion and regulates the stomach and liver. It is described as invigorating the nerve, brain and muscle through its action.

Zopesa

Poetic Drollery On Food And Drink Across The Isles

A playful rhyme satirizes oysters potatoes and eggs while praising stronger brews. The speaker claims eggs remain consistent yet jokes about adulteration and a patent lignum vitae chicken.

Police Reporter Fumbles Wedding Descriptions Turned Magazine Piece

In a Detroit Free Press retelling, a police reporter misstates wedding dress details as he catalogs guests. The managing editor corrects color and style terms, praising the reporter if the piece reads like a magazine article.

Tsay Isaac Belding Jennie Smith Bac Miss Mears Quogue Detroit Free Press

Yes Tooth Powder Offered By Johnson and Siegfreid

An old advertisement urges readers to ask their druggist for Yes Tooth Powder and to take no other brand. It notes sale by Johnson and Siegfreid.

Johnson & Siegfreid

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