15 Apr 1873
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1873
Page
1
The document lists council members and clerks including Burgess and Jonn Sill. officers such as R. P. King clerk and S. Carver assessor. school directors Benjamin Nesmith and G N Parmlee. treasurer and justices of the peace Chas Dinsmoor Taik Parmiee and D. Cc. Phillips. notaries public Charles F Noyes and C Reese.
The notice states an official change or regulation becomes effective at noon on Tuesday December 31 1872. It names the effective date and time for the new rule, signaling immediate enforceability and prompting readers to adjust procedures accordingly.
Train times show arrivals at Meadville Leavittsburg Urbana Dayton Cincinnati Louisville Kansas City Cleveland Toledo Chicago Milwaukee and more. Describes connections at Corning Cincinnati Cleveland and Cleveland for Toledo Chicago Milwaukee Omaha and the west with no stopovers on local tickets and rebooking rules for onward travel.
Advertises the Great Forepaugh Show in five vast tents with 15 000 capacity and two manageries two museums and a double circus. Claims 6 exhibitions with 1 500 wild animals and 10 000 curiosities plus more performers than any circus in the world and a one million dollar organization cost. Notes a wager of 825 000 challenging rivals.
A Bryant poem fragment describes waking at night under a waning moon to ponder human life. The speaker sees dim shapes and dangers, hears hollow tomb-like sounds, and notes distant cheerful lights dying in gloom as a mournful wind travels the landscape. He walks with faltering steps watching stars as hours pass toward a hopeful dawn.
In a wintry tenement Ross Dunbar helps a hungry family after a girl named Pansie gifts him emeralds to buy bread. A jeweler exposes the theft, but Fontenay and Pansie learn Ross's honesty. Years later, a widow reveals Ross as the buyer of the jewels, and he reunites with Pansie, who becomes his bride with the emeralds restored.
Near Huntington Harbor a young woman, Miss Lucinda Conklin, waded into icy bay waters to save a drowning man after a skiff capsized in a floe of ice. She guided him to shore while exhausted she fainted, and the companion was hauled ashore. The Greeley statue fund totals $9,781.80.
A humorous reflection on the family hammer as a troublesome household foe. The piece recalls its slivered handle, slippery grip, and face that smashes fingers, while noting the habit of replacing it after injury and the uproar when it goes missing. It, in effect, critiques how a simple tool governs domestic life.
An authority warns that more deaths occur in spring than fall due to damp air and reduced appetite. It counsels delaying lighter clothing and keeping stoves and fires until June first to prevent spring illnesses in children and the elderly.
Travelers on a cliff a thousand feet above the sea describe the north sun at midnight. The majestic orb hung over the waves as a gold bridge, prompting hats to come off and a note of awe at the endless coloring of ocean, heaven, and mountains. A fresh breeze and birds signal the passing of another day.
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