27 Apr 1899
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1899
Page
1
The verse extols the Kansas hen as a daily worker and egg producer surpassing poetry on summer days and farm life. It contrasts the hen with Maud the hay rake and milkmaid, praising hens for provisioning families, saving wives from want, and yielding eggs and meals, framed as a Kansas Board of Agriculture report.
Motivational verse urging perseverance in faith. The speaker emphasizes bearing burdens with strength through divine support, urging focus on resilience rather than weight of trials and the roughness of the road. The message centers on steadfastness and spiritual courage.
A reflective piece by E. Kiser notes that social inequality clashes with the dream of a single, common mind guiding all toward one goal. It compares humanity to rivers and mountains, arguing that natural differences persist despite calls for universal solidarity.
A collection of wry observations and social quips from the Yonkers Statesman. Jokes compare appearances and disappearances in detectives craft and note on smokeless powder. Mrs Amsterdam and Mrs Columbus joke about Willie’s growth and wardrobe shifts.
A Philadelphia jury of twelve American citizens acquits Colonel Matthew Stanley Quay in a high profile conspiracy case. The verdict triggers celebrations with cheers and a mobbed transit scene as Quay plans to travel to Washington with supporters and family.
Historical notes report fourteen Yorktown sailors ashore at Baler Luzon to rescue Spanish prisoners were ambushed and captured with fate unknown. Buffalo cruiser and crew depart Manila for Suez and New York. Havana and Caribbean updates follow.
Epworth League commentary by Wm. K. Fisher on time use from Ecclesiastes and Bible studies. It argues time is constant yet misused, urges leaving gaps for delays, and ties time management to moral living and helpful acts toward others.
A compact memory from Bethany near Jerusalem recalls Jesus entering the city amid Hosannas, cleansing the temple, and teaching with the withering of a fig tree as a symbol. The lesson warns that nations and individuals failing to bear holy fruit will lose blessings and face barren end.
In this vignette from Chicago Post the wife recalls a $20 gold piece given to the minister at her wedding. Her husband, reading, replies with unusual warmth, saying the token is a treasure beyond price, while she notes he seems moved more than expected. She has not fished for compliments lately.
A sermon by Wm K. Fisher discusses time as sowing now for future reaping, urging living for God from birth to death. It cites Ecclesiastes on God’s omnipotence and omnipresence, urges reliance on the Holy Spirit, and quotes Robertson on moving onward toward the Father’s home.
A thinker argued the sun emits neither light nor heat while living in a cave to avoid interference. A later generation discovered his neatly written argument grasped in his frozen hand, revealing the persistence of his controversial theory.
A compilation of brief, dated-sounding comic and moral snippets. It includes a boastful man claiming power that devastates a state, an angel comforting a crying child, and a set of quick witticisms about courtship and social propriety from periodicals such as The Christian Endeavor World and Tit-Bits.
Grandma and Parson discuss whether the Bible forbids marriage in heaven. The exchange reveals doubt about religious texts and a fortune teller’s claim that the speaker has had multiple husbands.
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