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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1862
Page
1
Poetic meditation on how hearts treasure small, seemingly worthless tokens of affection. The speaker contrasts fame and wealth with cherished keepsakes from loves ones who shared springtime joys, noting memories outlast material riches and a withered rose remains a precious memento.
Philadelphia news recounts Colonel Cross a famed forger who obtained a forged pardon via a War Department letter. A marshal delivered Cross to Washington, where Secretary Stanton doubted the pardon’s authenticity, proving the forgery. Cross is back in prison. governor may revoke, with possible transfer to Fort Lafayette.
A New York letter by Richard Busteed, Esq., lifelong Democrat, disavows the honor of being named vice-president of a conditional Union gathering at Cooper Institute. He condemns anti abolition sentiments, urges a revised Constitution, and asserts protection for Southern and Northern citizens alike. Gen Kearney is praised for bravery amid continued Civil War action.
A long reverent reflection on Old Hundred and Luther, praising the enduring sacred tune sung across generations in churches, from babes to elders, and its place in history. It contrasts with modern displays of church music and recalls the hymn as a symbol of faith and memory.
London correspondent reports on marvels at the World’s Fair including Babbage’s calculating machine used at Somerset House for annuity tables. A talking machine from Vienna and a trick mirror from France cause shocks and fainting. A Chinese doctor’s paid health model ends when illness arrives. Also a proverb on conscience and a remark about Jeff Davis and self harm.
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