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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1874
Page
4
A historical plea on honest childrearing urging truthful example over fear. It argues against frightening stories about black men and harmful myths about tea and sugar, emphasizing honesty about medicine and the value of truth in upbringing, with references to Butler and several Pennsylvania towns.
Miss Charlotte Crabtree known as Lotta rebukes Rev. Talmage for attacking actors and ministers in a New York journal letter. She defends the profession as hardworking and virtuous while noting ministers’ failings exist but do not justify broad denunciation. She contrasts Talmage’s wealth with actors’ struggles and urges charity.
A man returns from work in a stern mood, disrupting family life as he adheres to strict discipline. The piece wryly contrasts his jovial office demeanor with his authoritative home stance and its impact on wife and children. It then shifts to short notes on distinguishing young from old fowl and tips on handling goldfish.
A roster of Rev. clergy including John Barrett Kerfoot and numerous ministers across Pittsburgh Allegheny Brownsville Kittanning Washington and surrounding towns with credentials and church assignments. The list names each minister with parish or city affiliations and includes titles D D LL D and D. D for distinguished clergy.
The document lists multiple parishes by deanery regions across Pennsylvania including Pittsburgh, Kittanning, Erie, Warren,Johnstown and Brownsville with churches such as St. Philips Pittsburgh St. Stephen's McKeesport St. Mary's Beaver Falls Trinity Chapel Erie and St. Mark's Johnstown among others. It amounts to a regional church directory entry naming communities and churches within each deanery.
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