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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1897

Page

1

Legal and portrait services listed in Warren Pa ads

Attorney at Law firms and notaries public announce offices in Warren. Listings include Lindsey Parmlee and Lindsey in Hazeltine and Johnson exchanges. Amons Peterson, Dinsmoor, Danforth and Wilbur Schnur Graves advertise prompt attention, collections, and portrait painting in oil pastel or crayon with guaranteed quality.

Warren Hazeltine Building Johnson’s Exchange Edward Lindsey W. M. Lindsey Jas. O. Parmlee Warren Savings Bank Building Warren, Pa Attorneys At Law Warren Savings Bank Chas. Dinsmoor Chas, A. Peterson Liberty Street W. Wilbur

Gumption and wit in a collage of popular quips

A miscellany of humorous and social observations from a newspaper page. It recalls a wardenship by a Boston area church woman and jokes about advanced women and male education. It notes Uncle Sam’s rebellion history, a guest-teacher note, and Cape Porpoise’s longtime married couple aged 101 and 98.

Cape Porpoise Miss United States Joseph Manuel

Town Officials Named in Burgess-Fred A Steber Directory

List of town officers and officeholders including President John Masterson, Clerk D A Arird, Treasurer A J Hazeltine, Justices H S Perry and C H Meacham, and multiple ward constables and school directors. Also names engineers, attorneys, collectors and directors such as D I Ball and James Crawford.

E. R. Peirce Wm. Secinar D. F. A. Wheelock S. G. Wald Geo. W. Cogswell John G. Brown Wm. H. Hegerty D. I. Ball James W. Crawford W. D. McLaren Peoria A. Cowan O. W. Beaty W. M. Baker J.M. Davidson W. D. Hinckley C. W. Brown Cc. D. Arird W.G. Shreeves J. C. Magee

Train timetable fragment for Philadelphia Erie routes

Fragmentary timetable shows multiple trains for Philadelphia Erie EB West and Western New York lines with arrival and departure times. It lists trains 9 19 6 21 22 3 4 1 8 and various express and local services with morning and evening slots and connections at Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh Be 38 PMVExpress. End of readable data.

Philadelphia & Erie EB West Eastern Standard Lea Rive Cccce New York Pennsylvania Standard EAST Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh Eastern Standard Expres M/EXPRESS M K. Press Eilinee

Store Ad Promises Reliable Dry Goods for Women

The notice promotes Smart, Silberberg & Metzger as a store offering fresh, reliable merchandise with dry goods for women and a claim that goods are bought right and will be sold right, ensuring customer satisfaction.

Those Fall Shirt Waists in Flannels and Silks

An extensive line of waists in all sizes and colors including Flannels Serge Cashmere Silk and Satin. Also neat Flannel Waists with velvet trimmed collar and Wool Waists at Hoffman Block featuring Serge and Cashmere options and Silk waists.

Old Hardware Shop offers full tool line at 336 Water Street

T O Slater and Co markets a large assortment at No 336 Water Street including cook stoves Garland and Acorn models gas heaters bicycle tires and supplies Niagara Falls signs aluminum or brass name plates sheet metal plumbing roofing and gas fitting services granite ware and hardware items plus ammunition fishing tackle and more all warranted and ready to serve locals.

Water Street Garland Niagara Falls Richmond

The Avoidance of Colds and Winter Hardening

A German professor cited by Youth's Companion argues against fear of cold and promotes hardening the body. He recommends cold sponge baths or lunge, brisk towel rub, light seasonal clothing with exposed neck, and keeping indoor heat at 70 degrees while frequent room ventilation. He urges meeting cold and wet conditions to build overall resistance.

Fall the Best Time for Tree Planting

An article notes fall is ideal for planting trees with wood ripening and winter buds forming. It cites early September in Eastern Pennsylvania and continuing through October to December, but warns late fall planting in cold climates is risky while mild areas may allow winter planting.

Thomas Meehan Ladies’ Home Journal Jack Frost Pennsylvania

Empire State Express Fast Train to New York and Buffalo

Direct connections at Buffalo with the Empire State Express via the New York Central. It is described as the fastest train in the world, offering routes to Rochester Syracuse Utica Albany and New York. Tickets available from D A V P agents.

Buffalo Empire State Express New York Central Rochester Syracuse Utica Alban New York

Society Address Cards Em Bossed Emblem Offer

If you belong to any secret society call at the Mart office to obtain an address card featuring a handsomely embossed emblem of the order. Legal blanks are cheap and neat available at the Mail Office.

Society Corps Mart

Woman's Delight: Fall Winter Russian Blouse Fashion Trends

The New York Post notes the fall and winter craze for Russian blouses with moderate sleeves. Outfits feature braiding, jet embroidery, and soft tones like gray fawn and beige. Jackets, basques, blouses, and capes in black satin and brocade pair with fur wraps, epaulets, and diplomat wings as sleeve puffs fade.

New York Post

Curtain Raisers and Turf News Highlight Stage Stars

Theatre notes flag upcoming collaborations with Jacques Kruger Clara Palma and Francis Wilson. Adely Ritchie stars in London hit The Wizard of the Nile while Eva Vincent shines in My Wife's Stepmother. Horse racing updates list pacers and trotters with records and owners across cities, including Gold Foil and Patchen Boy.

Jacques Kruger Clara Palma Hersel George Backus Francis Wilson de Wolf Hopper Frank Daniels Adely Ritchie London New York John McCullough Charles B. Hanford Douglas Lloyd Charles Frohman Eva Vincent Mme Augustine du Pont du Souchet Joseph Barrett Barrettists van’ ‘Ville Cadet George A. Singerly Philadelphia George A. Bain W. R. Brasfield M. Adler Baltimore Corbett Chicago Onward James Merrick Saddlersville Patchen Boy Wilkes Boy Lady Clay Metropolitan Berea Elyretta Elyria Pat Blenheim Ont Patton Lexington Amber Glint Egotist Virginia Fox Baron Wilkes Mambrino Russell Clinton Mass Cassidy King Rene Eckstein Axtell Indianapolis Oakland Bumps Baron Rogers Clay Alliance

Origin of Nations Record in St Louis Globe Democrat

The article surveys ancient origins of national peoples. Mentions Nineveh founded 2245 B C and Siamese first noted 1611 A D. Describes Norwegians, Portuguese, Spaniards, Romans, Jews, American Indians origins with various theories and migrations.

Nineveh Norway Sweden Denmark Portugal Judah Jacob Rezin Syria Elath Israel Bering Strait Aleutian Islands St. Louis Globe-Democrat

John Bull and the Panama Canal Debate

Remarks from Cleveland papers on John Bull and the Panama canal color a distrustful view of British actions. The Cleveland Leader questions money-fueled canal completion and notes French Canadians forming a secret group to free Canada from English rule.

Cleveland Plain Dealer John Bull Panama Canal John Cleveland Canada St. Louis Republic

Confessing Christ Before Men in Christian Endeavor

Rev H. Doyle outlines why believers must confess Christ publicly. Many acknowledge Jesus yet avoid church membership or public profession. Confession follows faith and influences others, with Christ promising blessing when believers openly testify through word and life. Bible readings guide reflection on belief and confession.

H. Doyle Christ John xii Jesus Christ John Jesus Mark viii Luke ix Xii Xxiii John ix Acts ii Viii Tim. ii John i

Hasty Judgment and Charity in Understanding Others

In the Church Standard reflection the author warns against quick judgment of others and urges withholding condemnation until motives and reasons are known. The passage compares misjudgment to unseen losses in battle and hidden wreckage washed away by calm waves, advocating charitable judgment.

Church Standard

Deserving Sympathy Through Courage Not Demands

A Sunday School Times editorial argues true sympathy comes from courage and quiet self proving rather than loud whining lamentations or forced demonstrations of suffering.

Sunday School Times

Moody on Life and Eternal Life as a Moral Gamble

The quote frames life as a perilous choice between trifling with worldly temptations and risking eternal life. It contrasts earthly mischief with spiritual consequences attributed to D. L. Moody’s exhortations.

Upon the Fields of God the Reapers Gather

The Philadelphia Ledger presents a devotional poem urging spiritual harvesters to gather the frail and sinful in God’s fields. It speaks of diligence, holy anger toward sin, and the promise of eternal reward in heaven for those who have labored and sacrificed.

God Father Philadelphia Ledger

Garden Advice: Use Only Well Settled Manure

A note advises gardeners to apply only well settled manure to the soil. It stresses avoiding fresh manure to prevent plant damage and improve soil health over time.

The Bonds of Peace in Christian Unity

Rev. W. J. Yates argues that true unity in Christianity rests on a shared spirit and mutual forbearance rather than uniform organization or exclusive doctrine. He notes historical divisions among Catholic, Greek, and Armenian churches and urges humility, freedom in belief, and love to sustain harmonious cooperation.

Rome Paul Peter Jesus God

Praise for Professor Winchester and rally plans for autumn

A literary notice commends Professor Winch ester of Wesleyan University as a premier English Literature lecturer. It urges the Epworth League to secure his services and to plan for an autumn campaign with Rally Sunday events and organized League activity to resume after vacation. It closes with a proverb about sin sticking between buying and selling.

Epworth League Winchester Wesleyan University Middletown Conn C. T. Winchester

Boys Wear Styles For 4 To 15 Year Olds On Sale

The Autumn and Winter range presents daintier cloths for ages 4 to 8 and stronger fabrics for older boys with simpler designs. Duplicates of men's styles offered for youths. Emphasis on practicality and price with suits from 1.50 to 10 dollars. Special all wool boys suits ages 4 to 15 priced at 2.40 dollars.

Model Fall and 1897-98, $12 Less Fine Breasted

A brief item notes a model fall affecting fashion or inventory during 1897 98 and mentions a $12 reduction in fines or costs related to a breasted item.

Somebody Else Poem Urging Neighborly Aid and Faith

A poem questions who is Somebody Else and urges acts of charity and friendship. It contrasts offerings of hardship with gifts, asking where this helper resides and urging everyone to answer the Masters call by doing their part. The piece centers on compassion and patient service as a path to ultimate reward.

Proverbial maxims on vice and virtue

A collection of pithy aphorisms on manners and moral reflection. The quips critique pride vanity mercy and intellect, warning against hollow boasting and misapplied authority while stressing careful living and prudent behavior.

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. Dunele J Indsey & Parmlee Povecrew Geo. Ball’s G. Ball Amons & Peterson Joseph T. Danforth Keller’s Sons Second Street Perry Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer Woodard & Ser Malpin & Stuart Third Street A.C. McAlpin R. W. Stuart Wilbur & Schnur WM. Schnur Ww. Greaves R. & Thompson Beaty Block Boston Uncle Sam Louis Urban G. Mease Citizens National Bank Urban G. Mease MD Local Directory Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly E. W. Parshall Charles H. Noyes J. H. Sandstrom Z. T. Weaver George F. Yates Register Wm. McCray D. M. Howard A. Myers J. F. Rounce W. J. Mead H. M. Preston Fred B. Jackson C. A. Peterson H. M. Putnam Weed Commssioners W. A. Clark D. Ney W. S. Peirce E. C. Allen H. H. Bassett Geo. P. Orr D. F.A. Wheelock Warren Borough Officers Railroad Guide N. Greenland Herman N. SS Darren Serge Cashmere T. O. Slater & CO the Centaur Company Murray Street New Y Ork City Vasead Peal Medicine CO Siegfried & CO Tales OF the Turf Origin OF Hité Christian Endeavor D. L. Moody The Reapers W. J. Yates A. M Stein-Bloch Stein—Bloch Stein-Bloch Co Cotaway Thee Soparight Jobe Steinbloch Rosuraa Salyer I.css Fine Mikes
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