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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1886
Page
4
A reader argues that church services overemphasize artful music and fast sermon delivery at the expense of spiritual feeding. He notes the soprano’s high market value, the lengthy organ piece, and a rushed scriptural lesson, urging pastors to prioritize Gospel over performance and cater to ordinary worshipers.
The dinner hour anchors family unity and teaches discipline, with promptness and regularity at meals as essential. Respectful manners and attentive service at table cultivate harmony, kindness, and shared warmth, outweighing ornate settings or waitress drawn attention.
Dr H Lasham of California reports on Japan's imperial horse pasture established over a thousand years ago. He details the table land, embankments, and corral designs, the 60 000 to 100 000 horses pasturing, the Narita Road pilgrimage trade, and a spring gathering with racing, branding, and auctions.
A Philadelphia hair importer recounts a romance triggered by a strand of hair traded for money. A starving widow sells four ounces of hair to save her child, inspiring wealth and a surprising reunion with a long lost shipwrecked husband who later sails with the countess.
Labouchere reports that the Queen may cover Prince Henry of Battenberg's Garter fees and outfit expenses instead of securing Parliament funds. The proposal faces court officials' objections over setting a precedent, with opposition from influential royal members and broader discontent.
An oracle admires a painting in a gallery with a simple girl. He asserts it is by Edboker of the Dutch school, praising the natural strength of his handling. A bystander corrects him, saying the painter is KE Baker, noting the strong Dutch likeness.
Advertisement listing Walter A. Wood Enclosed-gear Mowing Machine priced at 65 with a low cost reaper attachment option, plus W Anson Wood mower at 63, Meadow King Mower at 60, along with Harrow, plows, cultivators, wagons, fencing, cement, paint, stoves, ranges, sewing machines, and general hardware all offered at low cash prices.
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