The Warren Mail Advertises Subscriptions and Advertising Rates
The Warren Mail announces annual mail and office subscription rates at 150 in advance or 200 within the year, with a 50 cent residence delivery surcharge. Papers are not discontinued while arrears exist unless the publisher consents, and advertising rates list a three-time insertion for a square of 12 lines at 25 cents per subsequent insertion.
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan
The Parting Poem by W. H. Carew
The scene depicts lovers who have parted and spoken yet remain too proud for explanation. She removes tokens of their bond and memories fade as the mystic chain breaks. He is her affianced bride while she clings to his letters and jeweled gifts, leaving regret and blight on their years.
Kind Words as Power in Social Life and Reform
The piece argues that true kindness is energetic and sincere, not flattery. Kind words ease suffering, rebuke vice tenderly, and influence friends and society, with rebuke needing a gentle spirit. For reform, kindness plus intelligent argument yields lasting impact, while temper undermines effort.
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Solomon
Heaven Within: Spiritual Comfort Amid Trials
A sermon-like meditation extols inward divine joy over outward comforts, urging resilience in prison or fire as the soul rests in heaven with God. It compares the soul illuminated by the Lamb to a light that travels within, yielding happiness regardless of earthly condition.
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Paul
Silas
Christ
Siloah
Drunken prisoner wakes to claim first in confounding fashion
A drunken man laid in a coffin in a graveyard with the lid ajar rises after fumes dissipate. He sits up, surveys the scene, and proclaims that he is either the first to awake or completely astonished by the event.
The German Journeyman Wanderjahr and Gift of Travel
Origin of the term journeyman traced to a German law that required mechanics to roam for three years after apprenticeship. They could work while traveling and were state assisted if needed. After three years the wanderer could settle where he wished, giving rise to the word journeyman.
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Germany
Portrait painter GP Dobbs urges character in all items
GP Dobbs argues that documents should reflect their purpose with proper form. He cites search warrants on tracing paper and wedding notices on fools cap. A Delaware patriot claims the state will not yield an inch during the Pea Patch case proceedings.
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GP Dobbs
Delaware
Night Cap Tale Ends With Moral Brick in Hat
A husband who overindulged with Northern friends is humiliated by a clever wife. She laces his julep with an emetic, feeds him, and keeps him from the hospital by reading the Delta as he deteriorates. The tale ends with the man vowing to avoid drinking, praising his wife, and promising sobriety.
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Crescent City
Delta
N. O. Delta
Frenzied Dairy Inquiry Leads to Humorous Union
A young lady, more fluent in French than farming, recently married a farmer. While inspecting a dairy, she asked her maid Mary which cow produced the buttermilk, a question highlighting comic unfamiliarity with rural duties.
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Mary
Drunken Weaver Bouts Dean Swift in Lecister Street
In Lecister one day a drunken weaver accosted Dean Swift, staggering toward him and declaring I have been spinning it out. The Dean replied I see you have and now you are reeling it home.
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Lecister
Dean Swift
Mother's Influence and Sons at Nightfall
A sermon on maternal power over children, urging mothers to shape character with gentle care. It cautions against letting boys roam streets after nightfall, arguing such freedom corrupts morals and fosters disorder, urging home-centered activities and strict parental oversight. It includes miscellaneous quotes and farming tips.
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Caven
Tekel
Lemon Pudding Recipes Spark Dining Debate Amid Gossip
Receipts for lemon puddings appear with suet bread crumbs and eggs, and critic Betty doubles egg amounts for stability. A second note rails against gossip and a New York legislature grants $20,000 to orphan asylums, none for NYC facilities.
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Betty
Arthur's Home Gazette
State of
New York
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