26 Sep 1882
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1882
Page
1
The speaker rejects dogmatic creeds and polemics, urging a life of moral growth through inner teaching. He cites God within guiding conduct, Christ and pain shaping character, and the hope of eternal life beyond sectarian disputes. Rev. W. C. Richards.
On the Derwent farm near Concord Alice Derwent watches the six oclock express. A wounded stranger, Philip Seaton, is brought to the farmhouse and revived by Alice. She later helps Seaton reunite with his estranged father and accepts his proposal, choosing love over social class.
The October Atlantic Monthly showcases serials and short stories, poems, essays, and criticisms plus important new book reviews. It features Lincoln portraits with letters, pieces by Howells and Walker, and topics on the South rising generation and burial reform.
A Michigan Age reader reports finding a diary from a heavy oil seller in Cherry Grove. Entries describe early April sightings of oil men from Bradford to Oil City, meat pricing, poker nights, and stock tips, ending with a chaotic, drunken town scene as September Petroleum Age closes.
The product, marketed as a remedy for stomach, liver, and kidneys, emphasizes disciplined use for better performance. Sample bottles cost 10 cents, with larger bottles at 75 cents.
Thomas Collins, a Titusville resident aged 40, testifies before Justice J B D Clare in Crawford County. He has suffered rheumatism for fifteen years and reports immediate relief after taking Wilson's Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism. Sworn April 15, 1880.
Describes a 1700 foot chute from riverbank to railroad in Nevada where monster logs descend at speeds over 100 feet per second, averaging 200 feet per second at the mouth, weighing up to ten tons, and creating colossal spray as they crash into the water. The scene reads like a dramatic river metamorphosis with logs as missiles.
An advertisement announces Yes Tooth Powder available for purchase from Johnson and Siegfreid. The note stresses product availability without detailing price or location.
The article outlines the upcoming season’s fashion trends with small bonnets and large round hats, gold straw and bead trim, velvet and corded silk ribbons, pockets in kid gloves, and various lace and trim innovations. It notes English turban hats, Langtry ostrich fans, Recamier poke bonnets, and bold color and fabric choices, while commenting on cosmetics and a general shift in feminine style.
The article notes a shift from tight pantaloons to fuller fall pantaloons with narrow thighs and wider ankles, lighter coats with cutaway backs, and less conspicuous designs. It highlights scarlet accessories, high stiff hats with curled brims, and crimson scarves or scarlet jewelry as key fall trends for both sexes.
The August Agriculturist Review details Burr Oaks farm in Champaign County Illinois owned by Hiram Sibley After buying 40000 acres M L Sullivan failed In two years Sibley reorganized into tracts 80 to 320 acres with farms houses and barns 146 farmers 154 houses 154 barns built supply crops and seed for Hiram Sibley Co The farm spans eight miles center town flouring grain elevator school churches hotel and newspaper The operation includes 1089 horses and mules 1700 cattle 122 sheep 1155 hogs with four rivers wells 400 miles of drainage and planned carp ponds.
An advertisement claims Hxapacite-Particularly is removed and permanently cured with Zopgia. It urges readers to try a 10 cent sample and asserts the product regulates the stomach and liver.
A collage of quips, anecdotes, and brief notices travels from humor about hats and fat people to tales of Jay Gould’s business reach and Barnum’s elephant disaster. Mentions include Mrs Garfield moving to Cleveland, Aunt Tagonis, and a joke about a pillow of hash in Reno.
Household guidance explains wound bleeding types and first aid. Regular flow implies a bound vein below the wound. spurting blood signals an artery, requiring a tourniquet above the wound. If no cord is available, twist a folded handkerchief with a stick to constrict the limb until a physician arrives.
A short product notice advises readers to ask their druggist for Yes Tooth Powder and to take no other. It names Jonnson & Siegfrei d as the sellers.
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