22 Apr 1852
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1852
Page
1
The Warren Mail announces annual subscription prices of 1 560 in advance and 2 0 within the year with a 50 cent delivery surcharge for residence drops. Papers not discontinued until all arrears are paid. advertising charged per 12 line square three times for a dollar with 25 cents for each subsequent insertion.
The speaker laments a lone heart after death, noting no one will shed tears or sigh for it. Nature and ivy cover ruined shrines, yet the heart remains uncheered with no flowers or wreaths to honor it. The poem contrasts mourning for life with the cold silence after death, as waves, ivy, and flowers offer little solace.
In a mid nineteenth century scene, Winslow helps Davis's son Ned by paying for his schooling to prevent him from leaving home. Ned, aged about eleven, shows promise in reading writing and math, and Winslow sponsors his education, rewarding the boy with a hopeful prospect. The act is framed as a prudent investment in a charity fund with uncertain returns.
A narrative follows Ned Davis, educated by merchant Winslow through schooling, clothing, and a career at Webb & Waldron. The tale shifts to Winslow’s later ruin and Davis’s rescue offering a three thousand dollar loan, proving charitable investments pay back in trust and support during hardship.
Grace Greenwood describes Lajos Kossuth at the Irving House in New York during a favorable reception. She details his simple dress, the eight hundred dollar address to workers, and the powerful, prophetic aura that classmates him as a world figure of liberty and national revival.
A compact compilation lists key American milestones from 1639 printing to 1826 Erie Canal. It mentions Ex-Governor Morrow of Ohio and transitions in federal electors, plus foreign affairs notes on Kossura and Hungary, with Austrian deficits.
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