17 Aug 1899
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1899
Page
1
A cryptic OCR fragment references a stove bought by a father, suggesting a personal or domestic detail from a historical page. The text provides no clear event, date, or fuller context to identify people or places.
The writer compares dawn's beauty to morning visions and notes the music of insects and trees. Yet they deem the true sweetness lies in the comfort of an early morning nap, finding peace in restorative rest before daybreak.
Poetic reflection on enduring love for the departed as year by year wreaths and flowers mark graves through time.
Willie Martin resigns from Wileischmann to ride for Pat Dunne while George H. Mills will handle starting duties at Du Bois July and September meetings. Reports mention Hard Times 2.25% lowering times, future training plans for Lorillard's Pierre Lorillard string, and Bonnie Meid's mare showing speed. Martimas may race in Brighton handicap alongside new horses Florist and Sans Gene. John Madden buys McMeekin to rest before conditioning, and Frank Jackson fields a 5 year old Elec trotype gray. Eclectic and Arion compare price histories, Drum Major's early 34 second quarter and Go shen stake results, plus Advertiser arriving at Stony Ford with a 2.154% record and a 3035s quarter.
The report covers William Hoey estate litigation, Charles Frohman to run seven New York theatres next season, Tristan und Isolde seats at ten dollars in London, box kite advertising use, John Drew’s return in Haddon Chambers' The Tyranny of Tears, Edward Rose’s In Days of Old failing in London, Ethel Sprague denying a $10,000 verdict reversal, a new trial for Nat C Goodwin suit, Irving touring America, and Charley's Aunt popularity. plus Eugenie Thais Lawton’s Juliet debut in Louisville and praise as a future genius.
A concise survey of writers Addison, Pope, Southey, Lamb, Coleridge, Johnson, and Shakespeare. It contrasts Addison and Pope for sociability, Southey’s asceticism, Lamb’s wit, Coleridge’s lauded conversation, Johnson’s quiet absorption, and Shakespeare’s habit of reflecting nature while sometimes scrutinizing himself.
A collage notes varied trivia on nature and transport, from pearl yields in mussel shells to Swiss lake steamers and land equity. It includes a brief literary exchange in which a girl nicknames Percy Algernon as Spud, settling trust issues.
Local gossip centers on Mrs. Wayback and Silas moving new furniture from the barn. Neighbors wonder about the purpose and timing as rumors swirl through the community.
General MacArthur's 4000 men advance five miles past San Fernando and beat 6000 foes with 20 casualties. Otis' force to grow to 46000 in six weeks. Dewey meets army staff at Naples and attends receptions. Also reports on Boer war prep, Comoro revolt, Dreyfus trial, hurricane losses, and various political moves.
The sermon urges Christians to heed the Great Commission, sow the gospel worldwide, and trust in divine timing. It praises missionaries abroad, notes converts in China and Japan driving broader Christian influence, and likens outreach to yeast leavening a vast empire.
The Caroline Islander is seen as honest but crafty with enemies, loyal and economical privately. A Melanesian mix can show sudden fits of sullenness, revenge, yet reconciliation is valued. Prowess includes navigation, fishing, carpentry, and herbal knowledge. Dress shifts from native kilts to European clothes reflecting change.
A Epworth League discussion surveys Jesus parables the sower mustard seed leaven and treasure, arguing Christianity grows invisibly through spiritual force. It contrasts Christ's dynamic influence with static philosophy and recalls Luther and the Bible’s spread via translation.
The text recounts Jesus feeding a multitude with five loaves and two fish, sending the disciples ahead as he prays, then walking on the sea at dawn. Peter steps out, sinks when gaze falters, and Jesus rescues him, urging steadfast faith amid waves of trouble and doubt.
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