08 Apr 1879
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1879
Page
1
The notice outlines that continuing subscribers are presumed to want the paper unless they notify otherwise. Publishers may keep sending papers until charges are paid if a request to discontinue is not given. If papers are not picked up or moved without informing the publisher, the subscriber remains liable. Courts have ruled that refusing delivery is prima facie evidence of fraud.
Town officers and public positions including Burgess, Clerk, Assessor, School Directors, Justices of the Peace, Constable, Notaries Public, Auditors and related names and assignments. Names include Burgess S. and A. J. Davis, A. Hertzel, D.S. McNett, W. H. Heck, F. Barnhart, A. W. Morck, T. J. Clemons, RK King, J. P. Marston, Benjamin Nesmith, J. F. Wells, and Ozro Nesmith with others noted.
A garbled OCR style entry lists numerous times in mixed formats such as 3:22 pm 7:00 am and 11:14 am with odd annotations like 30 am and 12:702 pm. Context and meaning are unclear. no coherent event is identifiable.
The list names election and government roles in Warren County Pennsylvania including Congressman J. H. Osmer Franklin. State Senator J. W. Lee Franklin. Assemblyman S. B. White Youngsville. President Judge Lansing D. Wetmore Warren. Associate Judges W. B. Acocks Pittsfield and W. W. Connely Deerfield. Sheriff Henry Brace Warren. Prothonotary Starling W. Waters Warren. Register & Recorder A. W. Jackson Warren. Treasurer T. K. Barnes Warren. County Commissioners Benjamin Ellis Sugar Grove James Roy Warren W. H. Maultby Eldred. Surveyor D. F. A. Wheelock Lottsville. Coroner Sterling Green Kinzua. District Attorney C. C. Thompson Tidioute. County Auditors Critt Marsh Corydon N. F. Wright Freehold W. W. Kemble Tidioute. County Superintendent N. R Thompson Sugar Grove.
Regular gatherings of MPA Council No. 41 in Good Templars Hall. Laban Lodge No. 52 K of H meets every other Monday in K of H Hall. G A R Denison Post No.125 holds monthly Thursday meetings near full moon. Oakland AOUW lodge meets Wednesdays over S Burgess store. North Star Lodge No.41 AYM meets on or before full moon Wednesdays. Occidental HRA Chapter No.235 meets second Mondays. Conewango Lodge No.2509 I O G T meets Mondays at Johnson's Exchange. Warren Lodge No.339 I O O F meets Tuesdays in Allen Block. Kossuth Encampment No.98 I O O F meets second and fourth Thursdays at Johnson's Exchange.
A poetic meditation on songs that exist beyond words, sung within the soul and in the hearts of lovers mothers and dreamers. It contrasts unwritten language of spirit with spoken words and ends noting W. S. Ralph.
Poem echoes Celia Thaxter praising spring and renewal. It invites children to sing about life joy and faith, declaring death as defeated by spring and God's eternal light. The verse links crocuses and meadows to release from sorrow and renewed childhood peace.
The article argues for broader use of pockets by women and cites Harper’s Bazar on a boy who, caught stealing, reasons hunger. It contrasts men’s plentiful pockets with women’s scant options, mocks dress designs, and includes literary asides on songs and poets, highlighting social habits and historic hymns.
A survey of typographical errors in newspapers shows how the "type fiend" swaps words, distorts phrases, and creates comic or embarrassing misprints. Examples range from obituaries to advertisements, with cases in San Francisco, New York, Chicago, and Pittsburgh highlighted for painstaking slips and playful slips of the pen.
An advertisement touts the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum tetter chapped hands and skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction with money refunded and is priced at 25 cents per box offered by A W Morck & Co.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher argues against Chinese immigration in a provocative lecture. He contrasts wages sent home with migrants’ impact, defends anti Chinese prejudice, and suggests coercive measures to force religious conversion, while acknowledging stubbornness among Chinese.
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