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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1853
Page
1
A narrator recalls two brides none could replace. One brought status, wealth, and a proud cathedral wedding while the cottage love proved deeper and purer. The first dies under wax lights. the second rests with stars, loved by a grieving heart.
A compendium exhorts steadfast concentration as the path to achievement, citing Franklin and Newton while stressing long, sustained effort over brief, scattered work. It also presents a witty set of newspaper by laws advocating brevity, factuality, and clear prose to engage readers.
Cleansing the poultry house includes cleaning nests, white washing inside and out, drying in fresh hay, and white washing the planks. Break up old mortar or provide lime, plus ashes and sand for dusting. Feed oats, corn and buckwheat in rotation for an early supply of eggs and spring chickens.
A sweeping reflection on solar and lunar eclipses outlines their dramatic effects on Earth and observers. It recounts historic eclipses, how light dims, the corona during total lunar events, and the impact on animals and landscapes. The piece stresses astronomy's progress from ancient to modern methods and includes moral quotations.
A Georgia correspondent reports remains of a five acre ancient stone fort at the summit of a mural precipice in Murray County near the southeastern boundary. Builders are believed to be civilized, possibly De Soto era Castilians, with Toltec links suggested by nearby mounds and European accounts.
An 1675 Hadley defense details a sudden Indian assault during church service. A mysterious tall stranger orders two-pronged tactics, driving the attackers to retreat and sparing the town from massacre. The deliverer vanishes, fueling belief he was a providential angel.
A brutal Friday murder in Mercer stains the town as Dr. G W Baskin dies from a neck wound. The fight occurred near North Pitt Street and Sheriff’s hall area. Suspect John Tayman named in inquest verdict. reward offered for discovery and conviction.
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