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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1850
Page
1
The Warren Mail announces pricing by annual advance 140 or 200 within the year with 50 cent delivery surcharge at residences. No discontinuation until arrearages are paid except publisher option. Classified rates: one square up to 12 lines, three insertions, 25 cents for each additional insertion.
A lyric poem in which the speaker vows unceasing thoughts of a beloved through all seasons. The verse repeats that the beloved is forever theirs, framing love through eve and morn, spring and summer, autumn and winter, and through all joys and sorrows.
A northern town teacher fell ill with typhoid after bringing her loyal dog home to watch over her grave. The canine vigil remained through burial and beyond, as he refused food and kept constant guard at the grave and head of the corpse.
An antiquated outlook discusses rifle accuracy over smooth-bore guns, attributing it to grooved barrels and the resulting bullet spin. It also includes short anecdotes about Frederick the Great and a quotation from Union College President Dr. Nott, emphasizing virtue and the value of a life devoted to humane aims.
Grace Greenwood copies a letter from Rupert H Crark describing a perilous voyage with Mr. Haviland from San Francisco. A sudden gale capsized their yacht, Haviland died in the night, and Crark was rescued by seamen and later buried with the body brought to town.
The writer notes a shift in behavior from bold attacks on a community’s manners, laws, or sentiments to a prevalent, almost normalized antagonism of the present era. This reflects a troubling social change and the persistence of hostile actions in public life.
Narrative recalls the Savannah built by Crocker and Pickett at Corlaers Lock and shipped to Russia, its voyage from New York to Savannah and Liverpool, and the crew led by Captain Moses Rogers. It details trials, repairs, and the ship's ultimate fate including sale, wreck, and Rogers's death.
A collage of aphorisms and anecdotes on human nature power and art. It includes reflections on kindness of earth and wealth of knowledge and a string of humorous portraits from a tavern tale about Signor Blitz and a painter Sully with playful lines on courtesy and manners.
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